Pricing
AIGE is a credit-based AI character studio. Every image and video generation spends credits, and each action costs roughly what the underlying model costs to run. Planning your week is free; each paid plan buys a monthly credit balance to make it, not the right to use your own work.
Four images from AIGE's own library, each with the model and the exact prompt that made it, and what it costs in AIGE today.
Frontal beauty portrait of a striking woman in her early forties standing against a wall of glossy marigold molded plastic airport seating, framed from the waist up, facing the camera dead on with a composed neutral expression. Immaculate lacquered dark chignon, 1970s glamour makeup with defined brow, warm bronzed eyelid and high gloss marigold lip, gold clip earrings, luminous poreless-looking but natural skin. She wears a pressed custard cream nylon crew jacket with a cobalt wing patch and a cobalt silk scarf knotted precisely at the throat, cream leather gloves. Large frontal beauty key with soft fill, glossy catchlights in the eyes, softly graded shadow behind her. Shot on Phase One digital medium format, 80mm, f/8, ultra sharp, high saturation. Palette #E8842A, #F0E2C4, #1B4FA0, #5E3B21. Centered, still, luxury campaign portrait.
Hero product photo of a glass jar of house chili crisp, floating at a slight tilt against a glossy acid-green square-tiled background with soft shadow. Front label in acid-green with dark forest-green bubbly type: the "fuso fuso" wordmark, the big word "Chili Crisp," and a bold-outline cartoon chili-flake character with a little face and sparkle stars. Small caps: "Batch No. #024 · Net Wt. 16 oz (450g) · Keep refrigerated after opening · Heat level: ▢ Mild ▣ Medium ▢ Fire." Crisp studio light, appetizing, saturated, tactile label texture.
Surreal product still life on a vertical gradient background running from deep green-black at the top to pale bone at the bottom. Two matte burgundy padel paddles float diagonally across the frame, one above the other, seen face-on, their faces perforated with a sparse grid of circular holes. A long slender chrome cocktail pick with a polished sphere on top passes cleanly through one hole in each paddle, threading them like olives on a skewer, entering top right and exiting bottom left. Sharp studio light from the upper right, crisp small shadows beneath each paddle, no other objects. Palette strictly burgundy, chrome, green-black, bone. Photographic realism, visible matte surface texture on the paddles, no text anywhere in the image.
Brand: BBOKKI. Logotype: "BBOKKI" in fat rounded cream bubble script, thick ultraviolet drop-shadow, thin lime outline. Palette: electric tangerine, acid lime, ultraviolet, cream — only these four. Secondary mark: a scalloped wavy-edged cloud badge. Photography: hard direct flash, hyper-saturated, glossy, high contrast, no soft light, no pastel, no white space. Frame packed edge to edge with glossy noodle cups at every angle, no background visible. Cups alternate tangerine, lime, ultraviolet, each with a mirror-foil lid. Logotype on every lid. Nothing else on the packaging.
Five tiers. Prices below are per month billed monthly; annual billing is available on every paid tier at checkout. Credits reset each month on your renewal date.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per month) | Credits / month | Cost per credit | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | — | Plan only — no generation credits | — | Planning your week before you pick a plan |
| Starter | $8.55 | $8.50 | 300 | $0.0285 | Light but regular use — a few posts a week |
| Pro | $29 | $16.55 | 1,150 | $0.0252 | Shipping something most days |
| Premier | $47 | $28.50 | 2,130 | $0.0221 | Creators publishing daily across formats |
| Max | $230 | $137.50 | 11,500 | $0.0200 | Agencies and high-volume production |
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Every plan above starts monthly. to pay for a year at once.
Credits are the single unit for everything the studio generates. The cost of an action tracks what the model behind it costs to run, which is why a short clip on a fast model is cheap and a long clip at high resolution is not. Duration, resolution and whether you generate audio each move the price, because each of them moves the provider's cost.
| Action | Credits |
|---|---|
| Image on a lightweight model | 1 |
| HD image (1K) | 8 |
| Refine or edit an image | 8 |
| 4-second video (VEO Lite) | 20 |
| 5-second video (cheapest model) | 15 |
| 5-second video (Kling) | 35 |
| 4K image | 48 |
These are the shipped defaults and a representative slice, not the full catalogue: premium video models, 4K output and long durations cost more. The studio quotes the exact credit cost of an action before it runs, so nothing is charged at a price you have not seen.
For one 10-second clip (8 on Veo) on Kling, Veo and Seedance, with each model maker's own API price next to AIGE's, see what an AI video clip costs.