PromptsPoint

About PromptsPoint

PromptsPoint is a library of prompts written for named AI models and tested before they are published. It is a subscription rather than a marketplace: one library, one price, and nothing to buy once you are inside it.

What a prompt here is

Every prompt carries four things beyond its text — what it is for, which models it was written against, the placeholders you are meant to replace, and the notes on getting the best out of it. Without those it is a paragraph someone pasted. With them it is something you can put on work that matters.

Prompts are revised when a model changes enough to need it. That is the part a one-off purchase cannot give you, and the reason this is sold as a subscription rather than as a pack.

What it is not

It is not a scrape of prompts collected from elsewhere, and it is not a marketplace where anyone can list anything. Everything here was written and tested by the person running the site. That limits how fast the library grows, and it is the only arrangement under which a claim about quality means anything.

Free and paid

Fifteen prompts are free and open in full, with no card. Every premium prompt shows its opening lines, so the writing can be judged before it is paid for. The subscription buys the rest of the library and everything added to it while the subscription runs.

Who runs it

PromptsPoint is run by one person rather than a company. There is no support desk; mail reaches the person who wrote the prompts.

Contact

Questions, corrections and prompt requests all go to the same place — see the contact page.