Checked against the live product page Hyper3D Editorial 路 Pricing guide Updated September 16, 2026

Rodin AI Pricing and Credits

Rodin's pricing hinges on one rule that changes how you should think about the plans: generation is free, credits are only spent on what you keep. Here's every plan, every price, exactly how the credit system works, and what each tier actually unlocks beyond the number of models.

Entry paid plan: Creator, $30/mo Credit model: pay-by-result, spent on download Direct credit price: $1.50 each, no expiration
10starter credits, free plan
~60models/mo on Creator
~416models/mo on Business
20%saved on every annual plan
Plans & pricing

Four tiers, from free to custom

PlanMonthlyAnnual (per mo)Annual total
Free$0——
Creator$30$24$288/year
Business$120$96$1,152/year
EnterpriseCustomCustomCustom

Those monthly generation figures are estimates based on typical usage, not a hard cap on how many times you can generate - remember, generation itself is free. What the credit allotment actually limits is how many results you can download and keep in a billing cycle.

How credits work

Pay-by-result, not pay-per-generation

The core rule: generating and iterating on a model costs nothing. You can regenerate a prompt, try different effort tiers, and refine a result as many times as you want before a credit is ever spent. A credit is only deducted when you actually download or export a result you've decided to keep.

There are two ways to have credits: subscription credits, bundled with a paid plan and reset each billing cycle (unused ones don't roll over), and direct credits, purchased individually at $1.50 each with no expiration - useful for topping up between cycles, or for using Rodin occasionally without committing to a subscription.

Generate

Free, every time, on every plan

Redo & refine

Free geometry/material redos before download, limits by plan

Download

The only step that spends a credit

Top up

Direct credits at $1.50 each when you need more

Feature comparison

What each plan actually unlocks

FeatureFreeCreatorBusinessEnterprise
Starter credits10———
Private assets10UnlimitedUnlimitedCustom
Geometry redos/moFree pre-download2050Custom
Material redos/moFree pre-download615Custom
Multi-image to 3D—YesYesYes
HD / custom textures—YesYesYes
Smart Low-Poly—YesYesYes
API accessNoNoYes (120-240 RPM)Yes
Commercial license——YesYes

Full detail on the paid-tier-only features: Multi-Image to 3D, Smart Low-Poly, and the Rodin API.

Annual savings

20% off on both paid tiers

Billing annually saves 20% on both Creator and Business - $30/mo drops to $24/mo ($288/year) on Creator, and $120/mo drops to $96/mo ($1,152/year) on Business. If you already know Rodin fits your workflow, the annual option is the better deal; if you're still evaluating, the monthly plan (or the free tier) is the lower-commitment way to confirm that first.

Education pricing

Discounted access for verified students

Verified students get Creator-tier benefits at a discounted rate. Specific pricing requires identity verification through Hyper3D's process, so the exact discount isn't published generally - check the live pricing page for the current student verification flow and rate.

Which plan fits

Matching the tier to how you'll use it

Your situationBest fit
Evaluating output quality before paying anythingFree
Regular solo or small-team production workCreator
Need Multi-Image, HD textures or Smart Low-PolyCreator or higher
Need API access or a commercial licenseBusiness
High-volume studio or custom integration needsEnterprise

For a broader verdict on value across plans, see is Rodin AI worth it; for getting started on Free specifically, see the free tier guide and how to use Rodin.

See it in action

Generation and value, demonstrated

Thumbnail: Rodin AI Review by Hyper3D AI 2026 - Does It Actually Deliver?

Independent review, value assessed

Weighs output quality against the plan pricing directly.

Watch on YouTube ↗
Thumbnail: Rodin AI Review 2026 | Features, Pros, Cons & Honest Verdict

Honest verdict, pros and cons

Covers where the pricing holds up and where it doesn't.

Watch on YouTube ↗
Thumbnail: Hyper3D's Rodin Gen-2.5 Tutorial - Turn 2D Image Into Production-Ready 3D Model

What free generation actually looks like

Shows the generate-and-iterate loop that stays free until download.

Watch on YouTube ↗
Thumbnail: Hyper3D Rodin Tutorial - How to Convert an Image into a 3D Model

First-generation walkthrough

A good reference for what you can test entirely on the free plan.

Watch on YouTube ↗

No dedicated pricing walkthrough video was available at time of writing - these cover output quality and the generation flow the credit system applies to.

FAQ

Pricing and credits: frequently asked questions

How do Rodin's credits actually work?+

Rodin runs on a pay-by-result model: generating and iterating on a model costs nothing. A credit is only spent when you download or export a result you're keeping. Subscription plans bundle a set number of credits that reset each billing cycle, and you can also buy direct credits at $1.50 each with no expiration.

What's the difference between subscription credits and direct credits?+

Subscription credits come bundled with a paid plan and reset every billing cycle - unused ones don't roll over. Direct credits are purchased individually at $1.50 each, don't expire, and are useful for topping up between billing cycles or for occasional use without a subscription.

How much do the Creator and Business plans cost?+

Creator is $30/month, or $24/month billed annually ($288/year). Business is $120/month, or $96/month billed annually ($1,152/year). Both annual options save 20% versus paying monthly.

What do I actually get on the Free plan?+

10 starter credits, up to 10 private assets, and free geometry and material redos before you download - enough to properly evaluate output quality. Multi-image generation, HD/custom textures, Smart Low-Poly and API access are not included on Free.

Which plan do I need for API access?+

API access starts at the Business plan, with 120-240 requests per minute, and continues on Enterprise with custom terms. Creator and Free do not include API access.