Product Pass drop: Canva, ElevenLabs, Manus, Factory, Amp, Railway, Framer—now free with your paid subscription

23 premium tools, over $25,000 in value. The most epic bundle in history just keeps getting better.

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I’m excited to welcome seven new premium partners to the Lenny’s Newsletter Product Pass—bringing the total value of your paid newsletter subscription to over $25,000.

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My goal with the Product Pass is to get you to actually experience the most important, cutting-edge, beautifully crafted products for yourself: to stop scrolling and start building.

As I’ve said before, there’s a growing divide (in terms of career opportunities, financial outcomes, loving your job) between the people who embrace these magical new tools and benefit from them, and those who stay business-as-usual and get left behind. My mission is to make sure you’re in that first group.

Your paid subscription gets you access to the world’s most popular product newsletter, podcast, and global product community (with local meetups, mentorship programs, AMAs, and more), and now, also the entire stack of tools you need to become an AI-native builder—for just $200-$350 a year.

This collection includes only products that I love, and have carefully handpicked. There are dozens of companies that have asked to join this bundle that I’m holding off on, to get you the highest concentration of goodness. Every quarter (or so), we’ll continue rotating products in and out so that we can keep this collection fresh and awesome.

Many readers expense this subscription out of their workplace’s learning and development budget. Here’s an email you can send to your manager. These deals are exclusively provided to subscribers of this newsletter—you won’t find anything like this anywhere else.

Subscribe here, and grab your free products here. See offer details below for full terms and conditions (please read before subscribing).

What are the new products?

In addition to the 16 products already included with your subscription, here’s what you get starting today:

1. Manus—1 year free of Manus, with 4,000 credits per month ($240 value)

Manus is an autonomous Al agent platform from Meta that executes complex tasks independently. Delegate workflows such as data analysis, content creation, and research to Al agents that plan and complete tasks without constant supervision.

Examples of how people use Manus:

1. Scraping a competitor’s Meta ads

2. Analyzing SEO keywords

3. Researching AGI timelines

4. Doing competitive analysis

5. Designing a flower bouquet

2. Amp—1 year of free Amp credits, $15/day ($1,825 value)

Amp is the frontier coding agent for your terminal and editor. It uses state-of-the-art models, switching between them based on what each task needs. Start a thread, describe what you want, and Amp figures out the rest: reading your codebase, running commands, editing files, and iterating until it works. Save and share threads like you would code.

Examples of how people use Amp:

1. Building full-stack features in hours: Solo founders have shipped complete features, landing pages, dashboards, and data visualizations—across React, Tailwind, and PostgreSQL—in a single afternoon. Amp handles frontend, backend, and database layers without context switching.

2. Large-scale refactoring: Remove deprecated systems spanning database schemas, API routes, and UI components. Amp plans the migration, generates scripts, updates all callsites, runs tests, and commits clean code.

3. Production debugging: Amp connects to Sentry, pulls stack traces, traces bugs across multiple code paths, and ships fixes. What used to be hours of log-diving becomes a single thread.

4. Automated browser testing: Amp runs through user flows in a real browser—sign-in, forms, checkout—takes screenshots, and writes tests that verify behavior. No manual QA scripts required.

5. Research-then-build workflows: Need to integrate a new API or library? Amp reads the docs, finds examples, and implements. It knows when to search the web and when to write code.

3. Factory—1 year free of Factory Pro ($240 value)

Factory builds Droids, software development agents that live in your IDE, terminal, and web browser. Use Droids to plan, build, and deploy software at scale. Customize them with plugins, skills, MCP, and any model of your preference.

Examples of how people use Factory:

1. Inbox monitoring software—backend and frontend

2. Factory-wrapped and custom CLIs

3. Personal diff viewer

4. CI runner

4. Railway—1 year free of Railway Pro ($240 value)

Railway is the intelligent cloud provider that lets you ship software peacefully. It integrates with your existing agents to host production-ready applications with one-click simplicity.

Examples of how people use Railway:

1. Kernel: An AI YC startup that powers cloud browser infrastructure for over 1,000 AI agent companies by hosting and scaling their API, dashboard, and websockets on Railway.

2. Around 90,000 users host their entire n8n stack on Railway using one of the most popular templates for a one-click deploy of n8n. Or self-host Metabase with templates at a fraction of the cost, without the burden.

3. Railway powers Every, building AI-native operations and products. Every moved to Railway and cut their cloud bill by 5x while shipping faster with the visual canvas.

5. Framer—1 year free of Framer Pro ($360 value)

Framer is a design-first website builder that lets you build, ship, and manage your company’s site without help from engineering. It comes with an integrated CMS with everything you need for SEO, analytics, A/B testing, hosting, and security.

Examples of how people use Framer:

1. Building a campaign website, with Perplexity, for Cristiano Ronaldo

2. Hosting a marketing site alongside a Next.js app (without eng being involved)

3. Designing and building landing pages

4. Creating brand and website guidelines, then building with them

5. A travel website documenting a trip to Japan

6. Canva Business—1 year free of Canva Business ($200 value) [Insiders only]

Canva is an end-to-end visual communication platform designed for every kind of work, from social media posts and presentations to marketing campaigns and brand assets. Their new tier, Canva Business (which is what you’re getting), is designed for individuals and teams looking to grow their business. It includes access to real-time ad performance insights with Canva Grow, interactive data visualization with Flourish, AI image and video generation with Leonardo.Ai, and a 10% discount on print orders*. You also get Affinity for free to empower your professional design work.

*Available only where Canva Print is offered. Cannot be combined with other offers.

Examples of how people use Canva Business:

1. Creating high-performing ads with insights

2. Building engaging client presentations

3. Building websites for business launch

4. Creating short, snappy video reels with AI

5. Creating multi-channel brand assets for marketing campaigns

7. ElevenLabs—1 year free of ElevenLabs Creator Plan ($264 value) [Insiders only]

ElevenLabs is an all-in-one AI creative platform to bring your content to life. A single platform to generate, edit, and localize premium audio and video in minutes, powering millions of creators, marketing teams, and media companies worldwide.

Examples of how people use ElevenLabs:

1. Meta uses ElevenLabs to power expressive, scalable audio across Instagram, Horizon, and more, from dubbing Reels in local languages to generating music and character voices in Horizon.

2. Nvidia uses ElevenLabs to deliver multilingual marketing content.

3. Harvey uses ElevenLabs text-to-speech and speech-to-text to enable every lawyer to engage with Harvey in their own language and context.

4. Duolingo powers character voices and multilingual marketing content with ElevenLabs.

5. Mozart AI uses Eleven Music to power stem editing and full song creation for their users.

How do I get access to these free products?

Become an Annual or Insider subscriber and then grab your codes here.

If I’m already a paid subscriber, do I get access to the products?

Yep! The same rules below apply to both new and existing subscribers.

What’s the difference between the Annual and Insider tiers?

Since we don’t have unlimited free product codes, we occasionally run out of the more popular products. To address this, we introduced an Insider tier:

1. Insider-tier subscribers ($350/year) get priority access to all available products—we set aside a dedicated pool of codes for this tier. Some products (like Canva Business, ElevenLabs, and Lovable) are exclusively available to Insiders.

2. Annual subscribers ($200/year) get general access to the majority of products (currently, 16 out of 23) on a first-come, first-serve basis. We do our best to get plenty of codes, but once they’re gone, they’re gone.

You can always check the current status of all available products here. Monthly subscribers do not get access to these products.

Note: The Insider subscription gives you priority access to all available products. The previous iteration of the Insider tier guaranteed access to every product. If you became an Insider prior to 1/24/26, you are still guaranteed access to every product in our collection until those deals expire (typically six months after launch). New Insider subscribers get priority access—meaning you’ll get front-of-the-line access to every product, and we set aside a dedicated pool of codes for this tier. In practice, you’ll almost certainly get every product you want, along with Insider-only exclusive products. We made this change because some of the newer products in the collection weren’t able to give us enough codes to cover every single Insider indefinitely, and we’d rather include these products in the bundle than not.

If you have questions or run into any issues, send us an email at [email protected].

What else should I know before I subscribe?

1. You must be a new customer of the products to take advantage of the free year. If you’ve already paid for one of the products before (monthly or yearly) or redeemed one of our offer codes for that product, you won’t be able to get a free additional year of that product.

2. We may run out of codes for a product. Your code is only secured once you claim it. You need to claim each code individually, so hop on the products you are most excited about. Insider-tier subscribers get priority access, so if you want to reduce your stress levels, become an Insider.

3. Your access to the Product Pass is contingent on your subscription remaining active. If you cancel or don’t renew your paid subscription at any time, your codes may be deactivated.

4. All sales are final. We won’t issue a refund if any products are out by the time you claim them. The deal is already so good, even if a couple of products are unavailable. If you request a chargeback for your subscription, all of your codes will be deactivated.

5. The product offers in the current collection will expire six months from this launch (on July 27th). This gives us room to rotate new products in and out of the collection. Make sure to redeem the deals before they expire.

I can’t wait to hear about what you build with these products.

Enjoy!

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Lenny 👋