Meshy AI Pricing: Plans, Credits and Cost per Model

Current plans

The official Meshy pricing page currently presents four plans. Free costs $0 and includes 100 credits per month. Pro costs $20 per month or $240 billed annually and includes 1,000 credits per month. Studio costs $60 per month or $576 billed annually and includes 4,000 credits per month. Enterprise uses custom pricing and allowances.

The visible price is only the first comparison. Free outputs are listed under a CC BY 4.0 license, while paid plans advertise private licensing. Pro adds higher processing priority, and Studio lists the highest priority and unlimited retries. Licensing, retry rules and included features can matter more than the headline credit total. Prices, credits, features and licenses reflect the official pages checked July 14, 2026.

Credit costs

Credits are Meshy's internal usage unit for generation and related services. The official Image-to-3D page currently states that an Image-to-3D generation uses 20 credits. That makes the Free plan roughly five raw Image-to-3D generations, Pro roughly 50 and Studio roughly 200 if every credit went to that single action.

Meshy's workspace can show action-specific costs before submission. Record the cost shown for every step in a real project because generation, texturing, remeshing and rigging do not necessarily use the same allowance.

1. 1Record the listed cost before each action.
2. 2Count every candidate and retry.
3. 3Add texturing, remeshing and rigging charges.
4. 4Track the credits that reach an approved export.

Cost per usable model

At the monthly list price, 20 credits represents about $0.40 of Pro allowance and $0.30 of Studio allowance. Those figures describe one raw Image-to-3D submission. If a project needs three candidates, one texture revision and an hour of Blender cleanup, the meaningful cost includes all of those attempts and the editing time.

Worked scenario using the current official numbers: three Image-to-3D candidates use 60 credits. If one export passes the creator's destination checklist, the generation allowance cost is about $1.20 on Pro or $0.90 on Studio before cleanup time and any other paid actions. If none passes, the batch produced no usable model, so dividing the spend by successful outputs would be misleading. This scenario uses published credit costs and a hypothetical three-candidate batch; actual cost depends on the files that pass your destination checks.

Use a simple worksheet: credits spent, successful exports, cleanup minutes and destination blockers. Divide total subscription cost by models that actually pass the Roblox import, client review or slicer check.

Best plan by user type

Start with Free when learning the interface or trying reference images. Pro is the practical first paid plan for freelancers who need private licensing and predictable monthly volume. Studio fits teams with measured recurring usage, while Enterprise belongs in a procurement conversation when security, support or custom capacity matters.

Match the plan to a normal monthly workload rather than the headline credit count. A representative asset project gives you the clearest estimate before annual billing.

Hidden costs

The largest hidden cost is cleanup: silhouette correction, internal-face deletion, retopology, UV work, material rebuilding, scale changes and print repair. Also include unused credits, extra credit purchases, other tools and the time required to understand licensing. Keep the source image, prompt, output and cleaned file together so the real bottleneck is visible.

Recommendation

Use Free for a representative Image-to-3D project, move to Pro when private licensing or monthly volume matters, and choose Studio when recurring usage justifies the larger allowance and priority. Compare cost per usable asset, then use the official pricing page for the subscription details.