Pricing

Start free: one picture a day, on the house routine

Registration costs nothing. Each day you check in, you collect 6 credits — exactly the cost of one standard image. Generate it, judge it, keep or cull it. Coinpedia123 can be tried properly before it is paid for, and a picture a day keeps a series moving between packs. Everything below is for the workloads that outgrow a picture a day.

Costs, stated up front

Coinpedia123 runs on credits. Every tool prints its exact cost on the job, before you confirm it. There are no surprise charges, and a job that fails refunds its credits on its own. Nothing here is a subscription; nothing renews itself while you are looking the other way.

JobModelCredits
Standard imageStandard6
Premium imagePremium41
Image editEdit21
Image face swapface_swap_pro26
Image upscaleimage_upscaler61
Video face swapvideo_face_swap31
Video upscalevideo_upscaler101
Video generationVideoCalculated per job by duration and resolution, shown before you confirm

Credit packs

The standard pack is $19.99 for 1,000 credits. Bought once. Spent as the work requires. At the standard image cost, that is more than 160 pictures. Larger one-time packs appear in the studio checkout with their exact totals shown before payment. There is no subscription and no auto-renewal, now or later.

Credits are not money, and not crypto

Credits at Coinpedia123 are a counting unit inside this studio. They are not a cryptocurrency or token of any kind, they are not bought or sold on any market, they cannot be transferred, traded or redeemed, and they carry no cash value. Packs are bought in ordinary currency at the prices above; the credits they add live and are spent here, and nowhere else.

Notes on spending

  • Prototype at standard. Brief and judge at 6 credits. Premium costs are for frames that have already proven themselves against the mintpress card.
  • Finish sparingly. Upscalers are finishing tools. Budget them for covers and paid tiers, not for ordinary feed frames.
  • Failures are free. A failed job refunds itself, so the risk in a budget sits in your choices, not in the machinery.