Pricing

It should not, because most of what we hand back is not edited. The model paints an empty version of the room, and that plate sits underneath your original. You brush through the messy photo to reveal the clean one where the clutter was. Everything you do not brush is the photograph exactly as it came off your camera: the same lens character, the same noise, the same light. A delivered photo is typically 80 to 90% original pixels.

You render it again, choosing one that removes more or removes less, and you keep every version. They stack on the photo, so you can take the best parts of each. A re-render costs a credit, because it is another photo made rather than a correction of one.

A render that fails costs nothing. The credit is held when a photo starts and only spent when a plate arrives, so a failure returns it automatically.

Making a plate means sending the photograph to whichever company runs the model, which is the one place your files leave us. They are never used to train a model, never shown to anyone else, and never sold. Files are deleted after seven days.

Every company involved is named on the privacy page, with what each one receives.

Because it costs us twice as much to make. We would rather charge honestly for the expensive one than raise the price of every photo to cover it.

What a credit buys can change. The companies running these models can reprice without notice, and have said so in writing. Which is why we price in credits and never promise a number of photographs.

No. Cancel whenever you like, from your account page, and keep working until the period you already paid for ends. Moving down a plan takes effect at your next renewal, so you keep what you have bought. There is no contract and no notice period.