Nano AI Maker pricing breakdown
How Nano AI Maker pricing works
Nano AI Maker uses a freemium model. As observed on 2026-10-29, the site offered up to 50 free credits for new accounts when available, then moved into paid credit usage for image and video generation. The pricing is credit-based rather than tied to separate feature bundles, so the main question for buyers is how many credits they need and whether they want subscriptions or one-time credit packs.
The paid plans are organized into monthly and yearly subscriptions. The yearly option grants the full credit allowance upfront for the billing period, and the pricing page says yearly billing saves two months. The monthly plans renew automatically. Nano AI Maker lists three subscription levels — Starter, Standard, and Premium — but does not establish any deeper tier differences beyond the credit allowances and billing periods shown on the pricing page.
The documented subscription pricing is:
- Starter: $9.90 per month for 300 credits, or $99 per year for 3,600 credits - Standard: $29.90 per month for 1,000 credits, or $299 per year for 12,000 credits - Premium: $69.90 per month for 2,500 credits, or $699 per year for 30,000 credits
The pricing page also lists one-time credit packs:
- Small Credits Pack: $19.90 for 400 credits - Medium Credits Pack: $49.90 for 1,200 credits - Large Credits Pack: $99.90 for 2,800 credits
Credits are deducted per generation according to the selected model and settings. The page gives examples of that model-based pricing, including GPT Image 2 at 3, 5, or 8 credits for 1K, 2K, or 4K images, and Veo 3.1 Fast at 30 credits for an 8-second video. The generator shows the exact cost before submission, so the credit total is part of the request flow rather than a hidden charge.
The billing terms are straightforward. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled in Settings → Billing. Credit packs do not renew. Purchases are final and non-refundable unless required by law. The pricing page says yearly credits expire at the end of the annual billing period, while credit-pack balances expire after 365 days.