Meshy Pricing 2026: Free, Pro ($20), Premium ($40), Ultra ($100) & Studio ($70)

Quick answer: Free is $0 with 100 credits a month and a CC BY 4.0 license; Pro is $20/mo billed monthly ($192/yr billed yearly) with 1,000 credits; Premium is $40/mo ($384/yr) with 3,000 credits; Ultra is $100/mo ($960/yr) with 8,000 credits, per the Meshy pricing page. If you need a render of your own building rather than a generated 3D asset, Render a House is the more efficient alternative for architecture, a no-GPU, browser-based option that renders from your own design, starting free with 3 credits a day; failed renders don't use credits, and each render includes up to 2 free retries if the result isn't right.

Updated October 2026. Every Meshy figure on this page comes from Meshy’s own pricing page, help center or API docs, checked on 27 October 2026 in USD, and is linked inline. Render a House figures come from our live plan configuration.

Prices per the Meshy pricing page with the Monthly and Yearly toggles. Yearly is paid upfront (“$192 today”); Meshy labels it “Get 2.4 months free”, which is 20% off. The yearly cards also carry a “New User: 20% Off” badge, and the individual plans do not state a renewal price after the first year: Not published (checked October 2026). For Studio, the yearly card says “$672 first year, then $840/year”.

Free — $0

No credit card. 100 credits a month that reset on the 1st at 00:00 UTC, one task at a time and low queue priority. Per What Is Included on the Free Plan, downloads are capped at 10 untextured Meshy 6 Lite models a month; Meshy 6, Meshy 7, textured and 3D Agent models need a paid plan, and there is no API access. Models are CC BY 4.0: commercial use is allowed if you credit Meshy.

Pro — $20/mo

1,000 credits a month, 10 concurrent tasks, high queue priority, 4 free retries per task in the web app, unlimited model downloads, private ownership of every asset, API access, the DCC bridges (Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot, Maya, 3ds Max, Roblox) and 600+ animation motions. Pro also gets 20% off extra credit packs on monthly billing and 40% off on yearly billing.

Premium — $40/mo

Everything in Pro with 3,000 credits, 30 concurrent tasks, 12 free retries per task, early access to new features and 4 free Creative Lab images a day. Per Meshy’s plan comparison article, the difference between Pro, Premium and Ultra is mainly credits, and higher tiers cost less per credit.

Ultra — $100/mo

8,000 credits, 100 concurrent tasks, highest queue priority, 40 free retries per task and 12 free Creative Lab images a day. It is positioned for AI agents and API-heavy workflows.

Studio — from $70/mo

Meshy’s team plan. Per Understanding the Meshy Studio Plan, you pick a shared credit pool and pay per extra seat: 1x is 5,500 credits for $70/month, 3x is 16,800 credits for $210/month, and 5x is 28,000 credits for $350/month. One seat is included; each additional member is $10/month per seat, and seats do not add credits. Studio adds team management, centralized billing, 60 concurrent tasks, 24 free retries and 14-day API asset retention.

Enterprise — custom

Custom, volume-based pricing through sales, with multiple workspaces, SAML SSO, forever API asset retention, 100 free retries per task and dedicated account support. Price: Not published (checked October 2026).

A Starter plan also exists, but only in select developing countries: $10.00 per month billed monthly for 250 credits, per Meshy’s Starter plan article.

Our arithmetic from Meshy’s list prices. New subscribers also get 50% off the first month on monthly Pro, Premium or Ultra, so the first month of Pro is $10. Per the Studio article, that first-month discount applies to Studio’s credit package but not to add-on seats. A team of four on the 1x Studio package pays $70 + 3 × $10 = $100 a month.

Credit costs are the same on every plan. Per How Many Credits Does Each Generation Task Cost, the web app charges:

A textured Meshy 7 model is 25 + 10 = 35 credits, so Pro’s 1,000 credits cover about 28 models a month, or $0.70 each. Meshy’s “up to 100 assets” figure assumes cheaper tasks. Failed tasks are refunded. The API pricing docs list separate per-request costs, for example 30 credits for meshy-7.1 Image to 3D with 2K textures, plus 5 for Ultra geometry.

Per the Meshy education page, approved students get Pro at $5.99/month for 13 months. The student help article adds that the offer is Pro only and a failed payment cancels it permanently. Educators get a discounted Studio plan or free Pro access in exchange for an official use case; the educator price is Not published (checked October 2026).

• Extra credit packs. Paid plans can buy permanent credits that never expire, per How Do Meshy Credits Work. Pack prices are shown in the app, not on the pricing page: Not published (checked October 2026).
• No rollover. Monthly plan credits reset and are removed when the plan ends; permanent credits stay.
• Studio seats. $10/month per extra member, with no extra credits.
• Free credits. Per Can I Get Free Credits, linking Discord gives 100 one-time credits and featured community models earn 50 each.
• Support. Email for everyone and live chat for paid users, per How to Get Support From Meshy.

Meshy makes sense when the deliverable is a 3D asset: game props, characters to rig and animate, printable objects, or furniture and decor pieces to drop into a scene. Pro at $20/mo is the sensible floor for client work, because it removes the CC BY 4.0 attribution and the Free download cap.

Consider an alternative when the deliverable is a picture of a building you already designed. Render a House is an AI rendering tool for architects and real estate. It runs in the browser with no GPU and renders from your own design: upload a SketchUp .skp directly, a GLB, GLTF, OBJ or STL model, a sketch, a photo, or a plan exported to PNG/JPG, and a render takes about 30–60 seconds.

On Render a House Pro, one credit is $39 ÷ 240 = $0.163, and 4K is on Pro only. Support is in the app over chat and on the support page. Estimate a project with the render cost calculator, try Image to 3D for single objects, or see plans.

How much does Meshy cost per month?

Meshy's pricing page lists Free at $0, Pro at $20, Premium at $40 and Ultra at $100 per month billed monthly. Billed yearly they are $192, $384 and $960 a year, which works out to $16, $32 and $80 a month. The Studio team plan starts at $70 a month for 5,500 shared credits plus $10 a month per extra seat; Enterprise is custom.

Is Meshy free?

Yes. The Free plan needs no credit card and gives 100 credits a month that reset on the 1st at 00:00 UTC. Free models are licensed CC BY 4.0, so commercial use requires crediting Meshy, and Meshy's Free plan article limits downloads to 10 untextured Meshy 6 Lite models a month.

How many 3D models do you get with Meshy Pro?

Meshy says Pro's 1,000 monthly credits cover up to 100 assets. The real number depends on the model and texture: its credit-cost article lists 25 credits for the Meshy 7 model stage and 10 credits for 2K/4K texturing, so a textured Meshy 7 model costs 35 credits, about 28 a month on Pro.

Does Meshy have a student discount?

Yes. Approved students get Meshy Pro at $5.99 a month for 13 months, per Meshy's education page. It applies to Pro only and is cancelled if a payment fails. Educators can get a discounted Studio plan or free Pro access in exchange for an official use case.

Do Meshy credits roll over?

No. Plan credits reset monthly and do not roll over. Credits you buy as an extra pack, or earn through promotions, are permanent credits that never expire and are spent only after the monthly credits run out.

Is Meshy a good fit for architectural renders?

Meshy is built for 3D assets such as props, characters and printable objects. If you already have a building design and need a render of it, Render a House renders your own SketchUp, GLB, OBJ or STL model, sketch or photo in the browser, starting free with 3 credits a day.

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