I Compiled a List of BudgetPixel Model Credit Costs So You Don't Have To

Over the last couple of weeks I've been spending quite a bit of time testing different image and video models available in BudgetPixel. Overall, I've been impressed with the range of models available, but one thing I found frustrating was trying to work out how many credits each model uses. Unless I've missed something, I couldn't find a single page that lists all available models together with their credit costs. The usual process is to select a model, choose the feature you want to use (Text → Image, Image → Image, Text → Video, Image → Video, Reference → Video, etc.), and then scroll all the way down the page to find the credit cost. That might not sound too bad if you're only using a handful of models, but when you're comparing dozens of image models and video models, it quickly becomes time-consuming. It gets even more complicated with some of the video models, where the credit cost changes depending on the options selected. For example, 720p and 1080p outputs can have different credit requirements, and some models offer additional settings that affect the final cost. Because I was constantly jumping between pages trying to compare models and estimate credit usage, I decided to put together my own reference list. I went through the Model Showcase section, clicked the "Learn More" link for each model, noted down the listed credit cost, and compiled everything into a single list for quick reference. I mainly created this for myself, but I thought others might find it useful as well. Having everything in one place makes it much easier to compare models before deciding which one to use, especially when you're trying to manage a limited credit budget. Disclaimer: This is an unofficial guide that I put together for my own reference and is not endorsed by BudgetPixel. The credit values shown are the standard values listed on the Model Showcase pages at the time of writing. They do not include discounts, promotional pricing, special offers, or additional option costs. For those, you'll still need to check the individual model pages yourself. The credit values were correct at the time this post was written, but they may change in the future as models and pricing are updated.