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ImagineArt Review and Pricing: Wide Model Access, Base Prices, and the Refund Pattern to Know
ImagineArt runs frequent promotions advertising up to 50% off, and prices in US dollars. Base price from $13/mo (billed yearly).
ImagineArt, built by Vyro AI, resells a wide catalog of third-party models (Runway Gen-4.5, Kling 3.0 Pro, Veo 3.1, Grok Video, Seedance, Luma Ray2 and more) behind its own subscription tiers, alongside its own "ImagineArt"-branded models, whose underlying architecture is not independently confirmed. Its pricing page runs frequent promotions, so the numbers below are the base prices, not whatever discount happens to be live when you check.
What it costs (ignore the sale banner for budgeting)
ImagineArt prices in US dollars. Per imagine.art/subscription (annual-billed monthly-equivalent; the site also runs a limited-time promo advertising up to 50% off, not used here, and separately shows a second, lower, unreconciled set of numbers elsewhere on the same page):
| Plan | Price/mo (billed yearly) | Credits/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $13 | 3,000 |
| Standard | $30 | 8,000 |
| Ultimate | $55 | 16,000 |
| Creator | $350 | 100,000 |
Free tier
100 credits per day, recurring, but restricted to lower-tier models only ("ImagineArt 1.0 Lite" and Flux Dev). The premium third-party models advertised on paid plans (Runway Gen-4.5, Kling 3.0 Pro, Veo 3.1, Grok Video, Seedance) are not accessible for free.
The widest "unlimited" list in this category
Ultimate names nine unlimited models (Runway 4.5, Kling 2.6 Pro, ChatGPT 1.5, Nano Banana, Wan 2.6, xAI Grok Video, Seedance 1.5 Pro, ImagineArt 4.0 and 1.5, V7); Creator adds eight more (Seedance 2 Fast, Kling 3.0 Pro, Nano Banana 2, GPT Image 2, ImagineArt 2.0 and 1.5 Pro, Luma Ray2, Flux.2 Pro, xAI Grok Imagine). See our full comparison of unlimited plans across every platform we track for how this stacks up against the rest of the field.
Grok Video is one of the unlimited models named above, and this chart shows how its price compares across the platforms we track.
What the numbers mean per credit
Basic works out to roughly $0.00433/credit, Standard to about $0.00375, Ultimate to about $0.00344, and Creator to about $0.0035, essentially flat from Ultimate up. The real value jump on this platform is not the per-credit rate, which barely moves, but the unlimited generation on select models unlocked at Ultimate and above.
These figures only compare ImagineArt's own plans against each other; an ImagineArt credit is not the same unit as a credit on any other platform in this category.
How the rest of the field prices out
For reference, using each platform's own published numbers (credit units are not standardized between platforms, so these are not directly comparable to ImagineArt's figures above):
| Platform | Entry price/mo | Free tier | Top individual plan/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Runway | $15 | 125 credits, one-time | $95 |
| Higgsfield | $19 | 10 credits/day | $99 |
| Leonardo.Ai | $12 | 150 tokens/day | $60 |
| OpenArt | $14 | 40 credits, one-time | $240 |
| LTX Studio | $15 | 800 credits, one-time | $125 |
| Krea | $35 | 100 units/day | $200 |
| Magnific | $20 | none for individuals | $110 (Pro Starter) |
Veo 3.1 is one of the premium models named above, and this chart shows its price per clip across the platforms we track.
The most important section of this page
Billing and refund complaints on Trustpilot are more frequent and more specific here than on any other platform we cover, including the credit-rollover complaints on OpenArt. Documented cases include a $492 annual charge with a refund refused for exceeding a 300-credit usage threshold, promised refunds or downgrades reviewers say were never executed, and unexpected annual renewal charges left unresolved for over a month. Some reviews describe support reaching out after a negative review was posted publicly, which cuts both ways: it can mean problems get fixed, or that visible complaints get resolved faster than quiet ones. If you subscribe, turn off auto-renewal manually rather than assuming a cancellation request will be processed as expected.
What we have not tested ourselves
We have not tested ImagineArt's own access to any of these models; the scores elsewhere on this site measure the models themselves.
Should you subscribe
The model catalog is wide and the entry price is reasonable before you account for the billing pattern above. Given how specific and repeated the refund complaints are, use a monthly plan rather than annual until you have confirmed your own experience with cancellation and billing support.
See our full platform comparison for the rest of the field.
Sources: ImagineArt, Trustpilot.
Related: ImagineArt
Frequently asked
Is ImagineArt's advertised discount the real price?
No. The site runs frequent promotions advertised as up to 50% off; we report the base price, not the sale price, because a sale is not stable to budget against.
Can I access premium models like Veo or Kling on ImagineArt's free tier?
No. The free tier (100 credits/day) is restricted to lower-tier models only; premium third-party models require a paid plan.
What is the biggest risk with an ImagineArt subscription?
Billing and refund complaints on Trustpilot are more frequent and specific here than on any other platform we cover, including denied refunds and unresolved unexpected renewal charges.
Should I use monthly or annual billing on ImagineArt?
Monthly, until you've confirmed your own experience with cancellation and billing support, given the refund complaint pattern above.
Cite this
Free to cite and reuse with a link back. Data is updated as new runs and prices come in, so include the date.
Genativity. (2026). ImagineArt Review and Pricing: Wide Model Access, Base Prices, and the Refund Pattern to Know. Retrieved September 14, 2026, from https://genativity.com/guides/imagineart-pricing<a href="https://genativity.com/guides/imagineart-pricing">ImagineArt Review and Pricing: Wide Model Access, Base Prices, and the Refund Pattern to Know</a> (Genativity)
Priya Shenoy: Tracks what AI video actually costs across the platforms that resell access to the same handful of models. Treats a pricing page as a claim, not a fact, until someone checks it.