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Krea plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Free100 units / day | $0 | /month |
| Basic5,000 units / month | $5 | /month |
| ProHighlighted20,000 units / month | $21 | /month |
| Max60,000 units / month | $63 | /month |
| BusinessSecure and collaborative workspace for growing teams | $160 | /month |
| EnterpriseEnterprise-grade security with dedicated support, access to Krea's educational services and admin features for scale | Custom pricing |
As printed on the page captured November 4, 2026.
How does Krea pricing work?
The value metric is the compute unit, one currency spent across many image, video and 3D models. Each card leads with its allowance, 'Free 100 units / day', '5,000 units / month', '20,000 units / month' and '60,000 units / month', then converts it into outputs, from '~112 Nano Banana 2 generations' on Basic to '1,350 Nano Banana 2 generations' on Max. Packaging mixes scale and features: Basic opens 'Selected video models' and 'LoRA training (50 images)', Pro adds 'All video models', 'App Builder' and 'Bulk discounts on compute unit packs', and Max adds 'Unlimited LoRA training (2,000 images)' and 'Unlimited relaxed generations'. Free keeps 'Full access to real-time models' and 'No credit card required'.
The motion is self-serve through Business and sales-led at Enterprise. 'Pick your plan' sits over 'Trusted by 40M+ creators, enterprises, agencies, and studios' and a toggle opened on 'Yearly 40% off', with links to 'Model Licensing' and 'Looking for API?' for other buyers. Pro carries 'Most popular', each paid card states its saving in dollars, 'Save $48', 'Save $168' and 'Save $504 compared to monthly', and Max and Business carry unit sliders. 'For Teams and Enterprises' adds Business with 'Try Business' and Enterprise at 'Custom pricing' with 'Contact Sales', followed by 'Need More Compute?' packs and 'Compare Plans in Detail' with its own annual switch.
Under the hood, this is a credit system with three refill paths. Plans grant units each month, packs sell units that 'expire after 90 days', and relaxed generation lets Max and Business users 'Continue generating with supported in-house image models after exhausting your compute units', which points to in-house models with a lower marginal cost than third-party ones metered in units. The pack copy, 'To get more credits out of your purchase, consider upgrading your plan', sets the subscription as the better unit rate. Business moves from seats to a workspace, 'One flat price covers your entire workspace', with 'Per-member spend limits' and 'Fine-grained controls for model access' to manage the shared pool. Worth borrowing: an allowance restated as outputs the buyer recognizes.
What does Krea's pricing page do well?
- Every allowance is translated into outputs, such as '450 Nano Banana 2 generations' and '~65 Seedance 2.5 videos' on Pro
- Annual savings are printed in dollars under each button: 'Save $48', 'Save $168' and 'Save $504 compared to monthly'
- Sliders on Max and Business let a buyer pick a unit level, from 40k to 100k and from 20k to 1.5M, inside one plan
- Business lists cost controls for a shared pool: 'Per-member spend limits' and 'Fine-grained controls for model access'
- 'Need More Compute?' states the terms of a top-up in one line: 'Applied instantly and valid for 90 days.'
What does Krea's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- One unit currency across image, video and 3D models lets Krea add models without repricing plans
- 'Unlimited relaxed generations' on in-house models after units run out points to a lower serving cost on Krea's own models
- Packs that 'expire after 90 days' and the line 'consider upgrading your plan' make the subscription the better unit rate
- Business prices the workspace, 'Up to 50 seats included', so revenue follows compute rather than headcount
- 'Indemnification' and 'Custom Terms of Service' on Enterprise are the terms a studio or agency negotiates for commercial work
Learn with Orb
- ProductPrepaid credits Krea grants '20,000 units / month' on Pro and sells one-time packs that 'expire after 90 days', a credit balance customers draw down across models, the model Orb's prepaid credits product is built around.
- DocsPricing an AI agent Monthly unit grants, 'Need More Compute?' top-up packs and 'Credits are added instantly after purchase and expire after 90 days' map to Orb's worked example of grants, top-up purchases and expirations that keep liabilities bounded.
- ProductSpend controls Business and Enterprise list 'Per-member spend limits' and 'Fine-grained controls for model access' for a shared pool of units, the kind of controls Orb's spend controls product provides so usage pricing stays predictable.
Questions about Krea pricing
How much does Krea cost?
Krea's pricing starts at $5/mo. The page shows 4 plans, including a free plan, with the top plan priced through sales. Paying annually saves 40%.
What pricing model does Krea use?
Krea prices with credits. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at individuals and prosumers.
Does Krea have a free plan?
Yes, Krea has a free plan. Paid plans start at $5/mo.
Does Krea offer an annual discount?
Yes, paying annually saves 40%. A toggle on the page switches between monthly and annual prices. The listed prices start at $5/mo. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Krea's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 4 plans, highlights Pro, and includes a comparison table and a calculator. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 7 things it does well and 7 insights into the pricing.
How many compute units come with each Krea plan?
Free includes "100 units / day", Basic "5,000 units / month", Pro "20,000 units / month" and Max "60,000 units / month", with a slider on Max from 40k to 100k. Business starts at "80k units /month" with a slider from 20k to 1.5M. Each card converts units into outputs, for example "450 Nano Banana 2 generations" and "~65 Seedance 2.5 videos" on Pro.
Can I buy extra compute units on Krea, and do they expire?
Yes. "Need More Compute?" offers one-time packs of 2000, 5000, 10000, 24000 and 50000 units, each marked "Valid for 90 days" and "Sign in required". The page states "Credits are added instantly after purchase and expire after 90 days". Pro, Max and Business include "Bulk discounts on compute unit packs".
How does Krea price Business for teams?
Business is $160/month on yearly billing with 80k units a month, and a slider changes the unit level. It includes "Up to 50 seats included", described as "One flat price covers your entire workspace". Team controls include "Custom user roles and permissions" and "Fine-grained controls for model access", while Enterprise adds "Per-member spend limits" and "SAML Single Sign-On (SSO)" at custom pricing.
From the page as captured November 4, 2026. Current prices are on krea.ai
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