Pre-built AI assistants instead of a blank chat

A pre-built AI assistant is a configured scenario layered on top of a large language or generative model. Unlike a raw chat where the user has to define the role, tone, output format and constraints manually, an assistant already contains a tested system prompt, suitable temperature settings and a model picked for the task. In practice this means that instead of an hour of prompt tuning the user gets a usable result on the first request.

The Netroom catalog covers three assistant categories: text, image and video. Text assistants handle typical business and content workflows — writing Telegram posts and marketplace product descriptions, analysing contracts, reviewing code, summarising reports. Image assistants, powered by Runware and other providers, cover visuals: logos, article illustrations, thumbnails and ad creatives. Video assistants produce short clips — reels, previews and animated banners — without manual editing in dedicated software.

The core Netroom audience is Russian-speaking SMB owners, marketers, freelancers, content creators, students and junior developers. None of these groups needs a generic chat interface; each needs a tool wired into a specific workflow. An SMB owner runs an assistant for the weekly newsletter, a marketer generates product descriptions in batches, a freelancer drafts proposals and briefs, a developer reviews code and explains unfamiliar pull requests.

The main difference from subscription services like ChatGPT Plus is the billing model. Netroom runs on pay-per-use: the user tops up a RUB balance through YooKassa and is charged only for completed jobs. The cost of a single answer is the model token or generation price plus a fixed service markup. The current rate is visible on every model card and in the homepage calculator, and the final charge after each request is recorded in the transaction log.

New users get a free trial limit that allows testing several assistants without topping up. The amount is usually enough to evaluate output quality and pick an assistant for a recurring task. No currency conversion is required — all prices and charges are quoted in rubles. Foreign cards and a VPN are not needed.

Every assistant in the catalog is linked to a specific model. This means that when choosing an assistant the user immediately sees which network will process the request — a GPT-class model for analytics, a dedicated Runware model for images, or a video generator for short clips. The assistant detail page lists strengths, a sample prompt and a sample response — enough to make a decision without trial and error.