What Can You Build in Your First Week on AIVX Labs?
Written by the AIVX Labs team · Published August 2026
On the Free plan, a first week realistically produces one to three finished pieces of work — an ad, a landing page draft, a short email sequence, or a business audit — not a finished business. The 25 monthly credits are enough to test a couple of tools seriously rather than sample everything shallowly. What you actually build depends entirely on which single deliverable you pick and commit to for the week.
Key takeaways
- Free includes 25 credits a month with no card required — enough for two to three tool runs (a landing page draft is 10 credits, an ad set is 20, a QR piece is 10) in the first week.
- The highest-leverage first move is picking one deliverable tied to a real offer, not clicking through every tool once.
- Finishing a course adds 5 bonus credits, and arcade games cost 5 credits per play with one free daily play — small, real ways to stretch the week's credit budget further.
- A first week is realistically a first draft, not a finished, client-ready asset — plan on at least one revision pass before showing anything to a real prospect.
Day one: account, tools, credits
Signing up for Free takes no card and unlocks the same full library every tier gets — 100+ courses and every one of the 30+ live AI tools, from ad copy and landing pages to a business audit and a chatbot builder. The one thing that changes by tier is the monthly credit allowance; Free starts with 25 credits, refreshed every month. Day one is best spent deciding which single deliverable to build toward for the week, not browsing the full tool list.
What a week of credits actually covers
Tool costs vary: a landing page draft or funnel copy run is 10 credits, an email sequence is 15, a content-studio piece is 10, a QR-code marketing piece is 10, a business audit is 15, and a full ad set from the ad creator is 20. With 25 credits for the month, a first week (assuming you spend roughly a quarter to a third of the monthly allowance early) realistically covers one larger run plus a smaller one — for example a business audit plus a QR piece, or a landing page draft plus an email sequence — with credits left over to revise.
Three realistic first-week builds
If you're testing a service idea: run the business audit tool on a real (or hypothetical) business, then use the offer builder to package what you'd actually sell.
If you already know what you want to sell: produce one ad set with the ad creator and a matching landing page, so you have a two-piece pitch to show a prospect.
If you want a low-cost first output: a content-studio piece plus a QR-code marketing piece together cost 20 credits — a fast way to have something tangible by day three.
Where the arcade and courses fit in
The 7 arcade games (AIVX Trivia Challenge, Bot Invaders, Quiz Blaster, AIVX Army, Revenue Rush, Build-A-Bot Puzzle, AI Tycoon) aren't required for week one, but they're a low-effort way to reinforce what a course just covered while adding a small credit cushion — 5 credits per play, one free play a day. Finishing a course adds 5 bonus credits on top of that. Neither is the main event in week one; both are worth using alongside whichever tool-building track you've picked.
What not to expect in week one
A first week is not enough time to complete the full course library, master every tool, or land a paying client — expect a first draft of one or two deliverables and a working sense of how the tools fit together, not a finished business. Some people move faster because they arrive with an existing offer or client relationship already in mind; for someone starting from a completely blank idea, week one is realistically about narrowing down what to build, not finishing it.
Setting up week two
The best use of the end of week one is deciding what to pitch with whatever got built, not producing more drafts. For the fuller path from a first draft to a first paying client, see The Fastest Way to Make Your First $100 With AI and A Realistic Timeline to Launch an AI Side Hustle.
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Create Your Account NowFrequently asked questions
What can I realistically finish in my first week on AIVX Labs?
With the 25 monthly credits on the Free plan, a realistic first week produces two or three tool outputs — for example a landing page draft (10 credits) and an email sequence (15 credits) — rather than a full, polished business asset. Expect a solid first draft, not a finished deliverable ready to send to a paying client without review.
Do I need to use every tool in the first week?
No — trying every tool once is the least productive way to spend a first week's credits. Picking one deliverable tied to a specific offer and iterating on it produces something usable faster than sampling broadly.
Will I run out of credits in the first week?
It's possible if you run several tools without a plan — each run has a real credit cost (20 for an ad set, 15 for a business audit, 10 for a content-studio piece). Sticking to one or two deliverables keeps the 25 monthly allowance from running out before the week is over.
Can arcade games help stretch my first week's credits?
Yes, in a small way — arcade games cost 5 credits per play, but one play per day is free, and finishing a course adds 5 bonus credits. Neither replaces the monthly allowance, but both add a little breathing room.