Understand the three pricing layers—plan capabilities, metered Flowies, and recurring hosting/render resources—then open the deep guide for the cost you are deciding.
Where: Account settings → Plan & Billing / Usage, or the public pricing and Flowie tables
Key ideas
- Subscription plan: The plan controls product capabilities and recurring allowances such as projects, sites, pages, CMS/code export, video resolution/duration, storage, seats, and monthly Flowies.
- Metered actions: Language models, image/video/audio/3D generation, research actions, and other priced operations spend Flowies in the unit shown for that row.
- Publishing and rendering: Website hosting and Cloud GPU rendering have their own Flowie rates or allowances; local rendering remains the no-Flowie option where it is offered.
- The trial is 14 days: The free-trial duration is sourced from one shared 14-day constant so pricing surfaces, eligibility copy, and plan UI do not drift.
Steps
- Start with the capability you need and confirm that the current plan supports it.
- Open the full Flowie pricing table for a model/action decision; compare the exact unit instead of only the model name.
- Open the hosting/render guide for a recurring site or Cloud GPU decision.
- Check Usage for remaining balances and allowances, then decide between a Flowie pack, a Powerup, or a plan change.
- Review the estimate immediately before confirming a paid generation, render, publish, or purchase.
- Before a large generation or agent run, check the “from” quote and your balance; after the run, compare the number of rounds and measured input/output rather than expecting the picker floor to be the final total.
Use the right deep guide
- Models and action units → Model pricing in Flowies.
- Plans, rollover, trials, and packs → Plans and Flowie packs.
- Websites and GPU → Website hosting & Cloud GPU Flowie pricing.
- Your current balances and add-ons → Usage, limits, and Powerups.
Read model prices as a floor, not a whole-task promise
Model pickers now say “from” per call. The base round covers an included input/output allowance; long uncached input and measured output can increase the charge. Reasoning is included in measured output and is not multiplied a second time in the measured surcharge. Several agent rounds are billed separately.
- GLM 5.3 Flash has a 1-Spark base round floor; the selected effort and actual usage still matter.
- Cached prompt tokens are excluded from the uncached-input calculation.
- Wan 3.0 rates are 3/6/11 Sparks per output second at 480P/720P/1080P; Prime is 4/8/16. Source video is additionally billed at the selected rate.
- Omni 1.1 rates are 2/6/9/18 per output second at 360p/720p/1080p/4K, plus one Spark per source-video second and one flat Spark for a reference-image run.
- GPT Image 2 is flat-priced across supported sizes: 20 generation / 22 edit.
Tips
- Treat the app’s current estimate and generated pricing catalog as authoritative over screenshots or remembered prices.
- For recurring work, estimate a typical month rather than one ideal run.
Related guides
- Model pricing in Flowies
- Starter, Pro, Studio, trials & Flowie packs
- Website hosting & Cloud GPU Flowie pricing
- Track Flowies, limits, and Powerups
- Plans, billing & usage
- GLM 5.3 Flash: multimodal chat, reasoning, and pricing
- Wan 3.0 and Prime: video modes, references, and controls
- Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash: generate, reference, edit, and extend video