The unit 3D generation is billed in. For everything the generation vendor runs, one credit is one credit at the vendor — a direct pass-through, so what an operation costs you tracks what it actually costs to run. A format conversion is the one exception: it runs on our own machines and is priced at five. Every operation has a fixed price in credits, and the Studio shows the total before you commit to a job.

A geometry-only draft is 25 credits, a textured model 40, and the usual default — textured with PBR materials — is 57. A full pipeline asset, generated and then put through topology, UVs and rigging, is around 231. So the entry tier is a couple of finished assets or twenty quick drafts, depending on how you work.

Because the vendor bills additively and we pass that through. You pick one base — geometry only, textured, or low poly — and then each option adds to it: multi-view input and PBR materials among them. N2.5 adds its own: a detailed density band, 4K textures, quads, and a mesh split into parts. A flat per-generation charge would overcharge anyone doing quick geometry drafts and lose money on everyone doing PBR.

Generation stops and nothing is charged unexpectedly — there is no overage bill and no silent top-up. You can move up a plan at any point, and the new allowance applies from that moment.

No. Your credit allowance resets at the start of each billing period. Plans are sized so a typical month has slack rather than assuming you will bank the remainder.

Generate 3D models, and generate images. Image generation is unmetered and always free — Flash, up to 2K. In 3D you get 70 credits to start plus another 70 for finishing onboarding, and you generate with Zetta N1 from a prompt or a single image, with every option that model offers. What a free account does not get is the rest of the Studio: the finishing tools, the other engines, multi-view input, and choosing how the mesh comes out — quality, polygon count, low-poly and Ultra are fixed, and the model generates at its own default density. One job runs at a time, rather than queuing. Models made on a free account are public — they can appear in the community gallery and anyone with the link can open them.

The rest of the Studio. From Tester up you get every finishing tool — retopology, segmentation, AI texturing, auto-rigging and format conversion — plus the Zetta N2.5 and Zetta Np1 engines, the quality selector (low-poly or High-Res, or an exact polygon count you type), multi-view input, image editing and composing, AI-generated PBR texture maps, 4K images and the Pro image model. Jobs queue instead of running one at a time. New models are private by default, and you publish the ones you want seen. Two things start a rung higher: Ultra detail and quad meshes need Basic. And multi-view widens once — two reference views on Tester, the full set of four from Basic up.

On any plan here, all 2D work is unmetered: generate, edit and re-compose as much as you like at any size, on either model, without spending a 3D credit. 3D credits are only ever spent when you turn a look into 3D, so you can settle on it before anything is billed. Without a plan you can still generate images — editing, composing, 4K and the Pro model are what a plan adds.

Yes. Assets you generate are yours, including for commercial use, and that does not change if you cancel. The Terms set out the detail.

Yes. Cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep the plan until the period you have paid for ends.