NichebrAI is an AI-powered lottery stats and number generator covering 50+ US games like Powerball and Mega Millions. See features, pricing, and how it works.
Category
AI
Pricing
Freemium with three tiers: Free ($0/month, limited daily AI generations, ad-supported), Starter ($5/month or $49/year, 10 daily AI generations), and PRO ($15/month or $150/year, unlimited AI generations and an ad-free experience). All paid plans can be cancelled anytime.
NichebrAI is a web-based lottery analytics and number-generation tool covering more than 50 US lottery games, including multi-state draws like Powerball and Mega Millions as well as individual state games such as Colorado Cash 5. The platform combines historical draw data (results, draw history, number frequency, and odds) with an AI number generator that NichebrAI describes as a '2-layer' workflow using Gemini and GPT models to produce suggested number combinations. Beyond generation, it offers statistical tools such as a Hot & Cold board, 'GraphIQ' pattern visualization, sequence/delay analysis, and draw-behavior charts, plus a community area where users can publish and vote on picks. NichebrAI states explicitly that it does not sell lottery tickets, accept wagers, or operate any betting service, and positions itself as an entertainment and educational statistics tool rather than a prediction guarantee. Access is freemium: a free tier offers limited daily AI generations with ads, while paid Starter and PRO subscriptions unlock more daily generations, saved picks, and an ad-free experience.
Key Features
AI Number Generator — A '2-layer' AI workflow using Gemini and GPT models to generate suggested lottery number combinations for games like Powerball and Mega Millions.
Hot & Cold Board — Tracks frequently drawn ('hot') and rarely drawn ('cold' or overdue) numbers across supported lottery games.
GraphIQ Pattern Visualization — Visualizes historical draw patterns and number frequency to help users explore lottery statistics.
Sequence & Delay Analysis — Analyzes number sequences and delays between appearances across historical draws.