getimg.ai Pricing 2026: Entry vs Core vs Plus vs Ultra — Which Plan Should You Pick?
getimg.ai has four paid tiers and no free plan: Entry ($10/month, 3,000 credits), Core ($30/month, 15,000 credits), Plus ($65/month, 35,000 credits, most popular), and Ultra ($175/month, 100,000 credits). All four include commercial usage rights; what changes between them is credit volume, upscaling resolution, concurrent generation limits, and team features — not which models you can access, since all tiers except Entry unlock the full model library.
That's the summary. Below is exactly what changes tier to tier and which one actually fits different use cases.
- Casual/occasional use: Entry ($10/mo) — enough for testing and light personal projects, though it's the only tier with a limited (11 of the full) model selection.
- Regular individual use: Core ($30/mo) — full model library, 15,000 credits, still single-workspace friendly.
- Most subscribers: Plus ($65/mo) — getimg.ai's own "most popular" tier, 35,000 credits, 16K upscaling, supports small teams.
- Heavy/agency use: Ultra ($175/mo) — 100,000 credits, highest concurrency, priority processing.
Full tier breakdown
| Plan | Price (mo / annual mo) | Credits/month | Models | Upscaling | Concurrent gens | Teams |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry | $10 / $8 | 3,000 | 11 image, 9 video (not full library) | 4K | 2 | — |
| Core | $30 / $25 | 15,000 | Full library | 8K | 4 | 2 |
| Plus | $65 / $55 | 35,000 | Full library | 16K | 8 | 5 |
| Ultra | $175 / $150 | 100,000 | Full library | 16K | 10 (priority) | 10 |
All tiers bill per seat on team-enabled plans (Core and above), and Plus/Ultra allow purchasing additional top-up credits beyond the monthly allowance if you run out before renewal.
How to estimate which tier you actually need
Credit cost isn't flat — it varies by model, resolution, and whether you're generating an image or a video, so "3,000 credits" doesn't map to a fixed number of images. As a practical approach:
- Start with Entry if you're testing the platform or doing occasional personal projects — 3,000 credits is enough to explore multiple models and get a feel for output quality before committing to a higher tier.
- Move to Core once you need the full model library — Entry's 11 image/9 video models exclude some of the newest or most in-demand models (this changes periodically as getimg.ai adds models), so if you find yourself wanting a specific model Entry doesn't include, Core removes that restriction.
- Plus is built for regular, higher-volume use or small teams — the jump to 35,000 credits and 16K upscaling matters most if you're generating daily for client work, content production, or e-commerce assets at scale.
- Ultra is for agencies or high-volume production — the main upgrade over Plus is a much larger credit pool and priority processing (faster queue position during high-traffic periods), which matters when generation speed under load, not just monthly volume, is the bottleneck.
Is annual billing worth it?
Annual billing saves roughly 15-20% per tier (for example, Entry drops from $10 to $8/month, a 20% saving; Plus drops from $65 to $55/month, about 15%). It's worth committing to annual once you're confident you'll keep using the platform past a couple of months — but given there's no free trial, it's worth running at least one full monthly billing cycle first to confirm your actual credit usage pattern before locking into a year at a specific tier.
Questions fréquentes
What's the cheapest getimg.ai plan?
Entry, at $10/month ($8/month billed annually) — 3,000 credits/month, access to 11 image models and 9 video models (not the complete library), 4K upscaling.
Which getimg.ai plan is most popular?
Plus, at $65/month ($55 annually) — getimg.ai markets this as its most popular tier, offering the full model library, 35,000 credits, 16K upscaling, and support for small teams.
Do all getimg.ai plans include commercial usage rights?
Yes — every paid tier, including the cheapest (Entry), includes full commercial usage rights for generated content.
What's the difference between Entry and Core?
The clearest difference is model access — Entry includes only 11 image and 9 video models, while Core (and every tier above it) unlocks the complete model library. Core also raises upscaling to 8K and credits to 15,000/month.
Can I switch plans later, or add extra credits without upgrading?
Plus and Ultra both support purchasing additional top-up credits if you exceed your monthly allowance without needing a full tier upgrade. Standard SaaS practice would also allow upgrading or downgrading tiers at any time — confirm current plan-change policy in your account settings.
Is there a discount for paying annually?
Yes — annual billing saves roughly 15-20% depending on the tier (for example, Entry goes from $10 to $8/month).
Le verdict
For most individual creators, Core ($30/month) is the realistic starting point once you've confirmed you'll use the platform regularly — it removes Entry's model restrictions without jumping straight to Plus's team-oriented pricing. If you're just testing the waters, Entry's $10 is a low-risk way to try the platform since there's no free plan at all. Reserve Plus and Ultra for genuinely regular high-volume or team use, where the credit math clearly justifies the jump.
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