Banana
Credit-Based Plans
Banana now prices generation with a simple credit model: 1 credit = $0.05. You choose a monthly or yearly tier, then spend credits against Banana-2 or Pro output at 2K and 4K.
Credit value
1 credit = $0.05, so the package math stays easy to reason about when you move between tiers.
Real image costs
Banana-2 2K uses 4 credits, Pro 2K uses 5, Banana-2 4K uses 5, and Pro 4K uses 6.
Checkout path
Public pricing is fixed here, while account-bound subscription checkout is selected from the Billing panel inside Studio.
Plan Structure
The pricing model is now aligned across the public page and the in-product Billing panel, so the front-end no longer talks like an old free sandbox.
For focused creators
A compact paid tier for consistent solo use, light iteration, and fast 2K or 4K delivery without stepping into a larger subscription.
Yearly billing
$95.04 per year
For daily production
The main production tier for regular client work, denser iteration, and enough credit headroom to stay in flow without constant top-ups.
Yearly billing
$251.16 per year
For small studios
A heavier credit bucket for teams or operators who need room for parallel work, faster review loops, and shared subscription ownership.
Yearly billing
$503.28 per year
Comparison
FAQ
No. The commercial plan ladder is now three paid tiers: Starter, Pro, and Team. Temporary internal testing access does not change the public pricing model.
One credit is priced at $0.05. That maps to 4 credits for Banana-2 2K, 5 credits for Pro 2K, 5 credits for Banana-2 4K, and 6 credits for Pro 4K.
Yearly billing applies the published annual discount to the same plan tier. The billing system is designed around a yearly billing cycle and 12 months of plan credits for that cycle.
The plan catalog is public here, but account-linked checkout is handled from the Billing panel inside Studio so the subscription can stay attached to the correct user and credit ledger.
Next Step
The public pricing model is fixed now. Subscription selection and account-bound checkout live in the Studio Billing flow, which is where payment IDs and webhook sync are attached to the correct user account.