Pricing
Pay for volume, not for permission
The free tier proves the product works. Credits and subscriptions remove the visible watermark and the metering — they never remove a boundary.
Billing is not configured on this deployment, so credits and subscriptions cannot be purchased. Identity verification runs on the same Stripe key, so no account can clear the age gate here either — every generation will be refused.
FreeNo card
$0
- 3 generations per rolling day
- Visible watermark naming the creator and the manifest
- Full boundary-set browsing and the machine-readable JSON
- Signed provenance manifest on every authorised output
- Dry-run the consent gate as often as you like
Requires a verified adult account. Age assurance is not a paid feature — it is the gate.
CreditsMetered
from $12.00
- Spendable across any listed creator
- No visible watermark
- Charged only for an image that exists — refusals are free
- Every spend is a ledger row naming the generation it paid for
Per-creator subscription
creator-set
- Unmetered generations of that one creator
- Priced by the creator, revenue-shared with them and their agency
- Session cap and every content rule still apply in full
- Cancel through Stripe at any time
For agencies and API consumers
Agencies
No fee to list. The revenue split is configured per agency in basis points and recorded against every settled payment, so what each party is owed is auditable rather than asserted.
How onboarding works →Licensed-likeness API
Same credits, same boundaries, same refusals. API keys are free; generation draws on the same balance as the website, and dry-runs against /api/v1/check cost nothing.
Questions
- Does paying unlock anything a creator forbids?
- No. Credits and subscriptions change what you are charged and whether output is visibly watermarked. They do not change the boundary set, the platform prohibitions, the realism ceiling, the verification gates or the creator's session cap. There is no tier that buys past a refusal.
- What does a refused request cost?
- Nothing. Consent is evaluated before anything is charged, and credits are only spent once an image actually exists. If a refusal were billable, the incentive would quietly invert.
- Where does the money go?
- Every settled payment is split by the basis points the managing agency configures — the default is 35% creator, 35% agency, 30% platform — and each split is recorded per payment. Recording what is owed is a separate act from paying it out, and nothing in this codebase claims to have moved money to a creator.