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Paid plans start at $13/mo.
OpenArt starts at $13 per seat per month with annual billing, or $14 month to month, according to its pricing grid. The four plans run up to $240 monthly ($175 annually) for Wonder. Each tier has a monthly credit allowance, and the advertised image and video equivalents are approximate—not a promise of equal output across models. Starter lacks listed commercial-use rights; those appear on Plus and above. Budget by seat and expected video generation, not just the entry price.
01Every plan, line by line
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $13 | $14 | solo users testing AI image and video tools |
| Plus | $27 | $34 | creators wanting more volume and commercial rights |
| Pro | $44 | $56 | frequent creators needing higher throughput |
| Wonder | $175 | $240 | heavy users wanting near-unlimited generation |
Add-ons and overages
- Extra Credit add-on: $15/month for 5,000 extra credits, available only on the Plus plan or higher
What a team pays per month
| Plan | 1 seat | 5 seats | 10 seats | 25 seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $13 | $65 | $130 | $325 |
| Plus | $27 | $135 | $270 | $675 |
| Pro | $44 | $220 | $440 | $1,100 |
| Wonder | $175 | $875 | $1,750 | $4,375 |
02What the plan grid doesn't tell you
Annual billing changes the price
The $13 Starter rate requires annual billing; monthly billing is $14 per seat. Annual rates are listed 10–27% below monthly rates.
Credits limit output
The pricing grid estimates about 50 videos on Starter and 1,300 on Wonder per month. These are approximate equivalents, not guaranteed output.
Commercial rights start at Plus
Starter lists watermark-free generations but not commercial-use rights. The grid lists commercial rights on Plus, Pro and Wonder.
Extra credits are restricted
The $15 monthly add-on provides 5,000 credits, but it is available only on Plus or higher.
03Which plan should you buy?
| If you are… | Get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Solo users trying the tools | Starter | It costs $14 monthly or $13 with annual billing and includes 4,000 credits, but commercial rights are not listed. |
| Creators needing commercial rights | Plus | It is the first listed tier with commercial-use rights and includes 12,000 monthly credits and 16 parallel generations. |
| Frequent creators needing throughput | Pro | It raises the allowance to 24,000 monthly credits and 32 parallel generations, with commercial rights included. |
04Is OpenArt worth the money?
OpenArt’s value case is consolidation: its Starter plan lists 100+ premium models, alongside image, video, character and other creative tools. The trade-off is a credit meter, with the grid estimating about 50 videos on Starter and 1,300 on Wonder; actual output can vary. Plus is the lowest plan listing commercial-use rights. OpenArt may suit teams that can replace separate tools with one platform, but the pricing grid alone does not show what you’ll save.
OpenArt pricing FAQ
How do I cancel my OpenArt subscription?
The published pricing details do not state how to cancel, whether cancellation takes effect immediately, or whether refunds are available. Check OpenArt’s account or billing settings and its current help documentation before subscribing; we can’t verify the cancellation terms from the published pricing information.
What is OpenArt?
OpenArt is a web-based AI creation platform for generating images, video, characters, 3D worlds and audio from text or reference prompts. Its canvas brings multiple third-party models together, while features include video generation, image editing, character creation, voiceovers and music tools.
How can I get OpenArt AI for free?
The published pricing information lists no free plan, and it does not specify a free trial. The lowest listed plan is Starter at $14 per seat monthly, or $13 per seat per month with annual billing. Check OpenArt’s current pricing page for any changes or limited offers.
Does OpenArt AI have an API?
The published pricing grid does not confirm a public API or list API pricing. Starter includes access to OpenArt MCP, while Plus and Pro list a 10% MCP discount. MCP access should not be treated as confirmation of a separate API product; check OpenArt’s current developer documentation for availability and terms.