Current pricing checked August 13, 2026
Meshy AI Pricing: Plans, Credits and Cost per Model
Compare Meshy AI plans, monthly credits, generation costs and hidden retry expenses to choose the right plan for your 3D workflow.
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Short answer
Meshy currently lists Free at $0, Pro at $20 per month, Premium at $40, Ultra at $100, Studio at $70 and Enterprise at custom pricing. Free includes 100 monthly credits; paid individual plans range from 1,000 to 8,000 monthly credits.
Current plans
Read the dated plan snapshot before comparing monthly capacity.
Credit calculator
Estimate cost from attempts per usable asset instead of one advertised generation.
Hidden cost
Add cleanup time, unused credits, licensing and destination failures.
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Meshy's official pricing page currently lists six plans. Free is $0 with 100 monthly credits. Pro is $20 per month or $240 billed annually with 1,000 monthly credits. Premium is $40 per month with 3,000 credits. Ultra is $100 per month with 8,000 credits. Studio is $70 per month with one member included, $10 per additional member and a shared pool of 5,500 credits. Enterprise pricing and capacity are custom.
Free outputs use a CC BY 4.0 license. Paid plans list private asset ownership, while queue, concurrency, retry and collaboration allowances differ by tier. Prices, credits, features and licenses reflect the official pages checked August 13, 2026.
Credit costs
Credits are Meshy's internal usage unit. Meshy's Image-to-3D page currently states that one generation uses 20 credits. If every credit went to that action, Free covers about five raw attempts, Pro 50, Premium 150, Ultra 400 and the Studio shared pool 275. Other generation models and processing actions can use different amounts, so confirm the cost shown in the workspace.
- 1Record the listed cost before each action.
- 2Count every candidate and retry.
- 3Add texturing, remeshing and rigging charges.
- 4Track the credits that reach an approved export.
Cost per usable model
At monthly list prices, a 20-credit Image-to-3D attempt represents about $0.40 of Pro allowance, $0.27 of Premium allowance, $0.25 of Ultra allowance or $0.25 of the Studio shared pool. These figures allocate the subscription price across included credits; they do not include cleanup time or unused allowance.
A three-candidate batch uses 60 credits. If one export passes the destination checklist, the allocated generation cost is about $1.20 on Pro, $0.80 on Premium, $0.75 on Ultra or $0.76 on Studio before other actions and editing time.
Record credits spent, approved exports, cleanup minutes and destination blockers. The correct denominator is models that pass the Roblox import, client review or slicer check.
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Estimate allowance cost per usable model
- Raw attempts
- 50.0
- Estimated usable models
- 16.7
- Allowance cost per usable model
- $1.20
Scenario only. It excludes texturing, remeshing, extra purchases and editing time. Meshy pricing and the 20-credit Image-to-3D example were last checked July 14, 2026.
Current Meshy AI pricing checked August 13, 2026
| Plan | Listed price | Monthly credits | License / priority | Best starting fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 100/month | CC BY 4.0 outputs; lower queue priority | Testing the workflow |
| Pro | $20/month or $240/year | 1,000/month | Private assets, API access and 10 concurrent tasks | Individual creators |
| Premium | $40/month | 3,000/month | Private assets and priority generation | Professional creators |
| Ultra | $100/month | 8,000/month | Private assets and top-priority generation | High-volume individuals |
| Studio | $70/month; one member included, then $10/member/month | 5,500 shared/month | Shared pool and 24 free retries per task | Studios and teams |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Negotiated capacity and support | Enterprise workflows |
Best plan by user type
Use Free to learn the interface. Pro is the practical first paid tier for individual creators. Premium fits professionals who regularly exceed 1,000 monthly credits, while Ultra suits measured high-volume individual production. Studio is the team tier because it combines a shared credit pool and collaboration terms. Enterprise belongs in a procurement discussion.
Recommendation
Use Free for a representative project, move to Pro when private assets or monthly volume matter, and choose Premium or Ultra only after recorded usage justifies the higher allowance. Use Studio for a shared team workflow rather than treating it as the cheapest individual credit tier. Confirm the checkout price before subscribing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Meshy AI cost?
Meshy currently lists Free at $0, Pro at $20 per month, Premium at $40, Ultra at $100, Studio at $70 per month and Enterprise at custom pricing. Checked August 13, 2026.
How many credits does Meshy include?
The current plans list 100 monthly credits for Free, 1,000 for Pro, 3,000 for Premium, 8,000 for Ultra and a 5,500-credit shared pool for Studio.
How many credits does Image to 3D use?
Meshy's official Image-to-3D page currently says one generation uses 20 credits. Other models and actions can have different costs, so confirm the workspace prompt before submitting.
Which Meshy plan is best for beginners?
Free is the best starting plan. Use one representative object to learn the generation, export and cleanup workflow before deciding whether Pro solves a capacity or licensing need.
Can I use Free plan outputs commercially?
Meshy's current pricing FAQ describes Free outputs under CC BY 4.0. Review the current license and attribution requirements for your project; paid plans list private licensing.
Which Meshy tier has the lowest listed cost per credit?
Premium, Ultra and Studio are all near $0.013 per included monthly credit at current list prices. Choose by volume and team features because unused credits remove the theoretical saving.
Pricing Sources
Plan prices, monthly credits and action costs come from the dated official pricing and product pages. Recheck them before subscribing because plans can change independently of this guide.