diff --git a/getting-started.md b/getting-started.md
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@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ or contact anyone.
 - **API access** for your own tools and projects (see [API access](api-access.md)).
 - **A monthly usage allowance** of $15 of credit, shared between chat and API.
 - **Credit packs** — buy extra non-expiring credits when you need more.
-- **Guest access** — give a friend $5 of credit and 60 days of the co-op.
+- **Guest access** — give a friend $2 of credit and 60 days of the co-op.
   See [Guest access](guest-access.md).
 - **A voice in governance** — how the project is run and where it goes next.
 
diff --git a/guest-access.md b/guest-access.md
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@@ -1,13 +1,9 @@
 # Guest access
 
-Membership comes with something to share: any member can **give a friend
-guest access to the co-op**. Guest access is **$5 of AI usage for 60 days** — the friend
-gets their own account and spends it in the chat and the API, with a
-dashboard showing what's left.
-
-Guest access doesn't come out of your own balance. You can send guest access
-once every 30 days, and an address can receive it only once — guest access is
-for people new to the co-op.
+Any member can **give a friend guest access to the co-op**: **$2 of AI usage
+for 60 days**, spent in the chat and the API. It doesn't come out of your own
+balance. You can send it once every 30 days, and an address can receive it
+only once.
 
 ## How to send guest access
 
@@ -15,44 +11,29 @@ Email [info@inference.coop](mailto:info@inference.coop) with your friend's
 name and email address. They get an **invitation email** from the co-op,
 naming you, with a link to set up their account — it takes about a minute.
 
-## What your guest receives
+## What your guest gets
 
-- **The invitation email** with their setup link.
-- **$5 of credit** for the chat and the API, ready on their first login. The
-  $5 is a hard cap — usage stops when it's spent.
+- **$2 of credit** for the chat and the API — a hard cap: usage stops when
+  it's spent.
 - **Their own dashboard** at
   [dashboard.inference.coop](https://dashboard.inference.coop) showing what's
   left.
-- **The weekly newsletter** by email.
-- **These docs** — public to everyone already.
+- **The weekly newsletter** and these public docs.
 
-Their access runs for **60 days**; the credits themselves don't expire early.
+Guest access is not membership — no Matrix, governance forum, or vote.
 
-## What guests can't do
+## When it ends
 
-Guest access is not membership. Guests don't get Matrix, the governance
-forum, or any vote in the co-op — the chat, the API, the dashboard, the docs
-and the newsletter are the whole of it. On their dashboard, a **Become a member**
-button sits where members see the credit-pack option.
+When **the $2 is spent or the 60 days are up**, whichever comes first, your
+friend gets an email saying so. Access stops; **the account and its data are
+kept** — and a guest can end it early with the **Cancel guest access** link
+on their dashboard.
 
-## When guest access ends
+## Becoming a member
 
-Guest access ends when **the $5 is spent or the 60 days are up**, whichever comes
-first, and your friend gets an email saying so. Access stops, but **the
-account and its data are kept** — if they become members later, everything
-picks up where it left off.
-
-## Cancelling early
-
-A guest can end their own guest access at any time, with the **Cancel guest access**
-link on their dashboard. Unspent credit returns to the co-op; the account and
-its data are kept.
-
-## From guest to membership
-
-Becoming a member works the same for a guest as for anyone: contribute on
+Contribute on
 [Open Collective](https://opencollective.com/inference-cooperative/contribute)
 and the account converts automatically — same login, same dashboard. Any
-unspent guest credit carries over onto the member balance. See
+unspent guest credit carries over. See
 [Become a member](getting-started.md#1-become-a-member) for how membership
 works.