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Elaris billing is two-layered: a subscription plan that controls seat access and feature entitlements, plus usage credits that meter every AI generation.

What are the two billing layers?

You need both: a plan for access, and a credit balance to generate.

How is the credit amount calculated?

This anchor is consistent across all media types. The same formula converts underlying model cost to credits whether you’re generating a single image or a 12-second video clip.

How are different media types priced?

Image costs vary by model family and generation method:
  • Per-image — flat cost per output (e.g. Flux 2 Flash = 1 credit, Flux 2 Max = 8 credits)
  • Per-megapixel — cost scales with output resolution
  • Token / quality tiers — used by models like GPT Image (21 credits base; quality tiers may add more)
Higher resolution outputs (2K, 4K) apply a resolution multiplier on top of the base model cost.See Image models for the full per-model credit table.

How are campaign batches billed?

Large campaign wizard flows use flow-level deductions rather than dozens of tiny per-asset charges. You see one predictable deduction per wizard phase, not incremental charges mid-flow.
Studio always shows a cost estimate before you commit to a generation. For campaigns, the total deduction appears at the wizard confirmation step — review it before proceeding.

Credits

Understand workspace vs. brand credit pools and deduction order.

Plans & Billing

Compare plan tiers and manage your Stripe subscription.