Pricing
It comes out of the credits you already have
There is no try-on plan to sign up for. It draws on the same balance as the photography, and the only number you have to decide is your daily cap.
How it is charged
What a request passes before it spends anything
One balance
A try-on costs 10 credits from the same balance your photography uses. There is no separate try-on subscription and no per storefront fee.
Debited, then refunded
Credits come off before the generation runs and go back if it fails, so a bad run costs you nothing rather than needing a support ticket.
A cap you set
A daily ceiling in credits. Once the day hits it, the widget stops offering try-ons until tomorrow. Set it before you go live.
A limit per visitor
Underneath the cap, each visitor gets a fixed number, so one person cannot spend your day on their own.
Against a plan
What a month of try-ons looks like
Plans are the only price this product quotes. Work out your own volume against them rather than against a per unit figure, ours included.
| Plan | A month | Try-ons, if you spent it all here |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | ₹299 | about 40 |
| Growth | ₹899 | about 140 |
| Studio | ₹2,499 | about 420 |
Nobody spends a whole plan on try-ons, which is the point of the column: it is a ceiling, not a forecast. The same credits are photographing your catalogue.
The full plan comparisonQuestions
About what it costs
- Is try-on charged separately?
- No. It draws on the credits your plan already grants, at ten credits a try-on. Nothing extra to buy and nothing extra to cancel.
- What happens when the cap is reached?
- The widget stops offering try-ons for the rest of the day and the button goes quiet. It does not fail loudly on your product page.
- What should I set the cap to?
- Start low enough that a bad day cannot hurt, watch a week, then raise it. Most storefronts settle somewhere well under the ceiling they first imagined.
- Does a failed try-on cost me?
- No. The debit is reversed and the credits are back on your balance.
- Do I pay for the garment flat lay?
- It costs one generation the first time a product is tried on, and is then cached for every try-on of that product afterwards.
- Can I turn it off?
- Yes, from settings, immediately. The tag can stay in your theme; an inactive store simply renders no button.
One line in your theme, and your shoppers can see themselves
Try-on comes out of the same credits as everything else, so there is nothing separate to buy. Set a daily cap before you turn it on.