PromeAI Pricing 2026: Base ($29), Standard ($39), Pro ($79) & Ultimate ($118)

Quick answer: PromeAI Base is $29/mo (500 coins, personal use only), Standard is $39/mo (2,000 coins and a commercial licence), Pro is $79/mo (6,000 coins plus unlimited eligible images or videos, your choice) and Ultimate is $118/mo (6,000 coins plus both unlimited benefits), all billed monthly, per PromeAI’s pricing page. If you want to render your own building design rather than generate images from prompts, Render a House is the more efficient alternative for architecture, a no-GPU, browser-based option, 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 PromeAI figure on this page comes from PromeAI’s own pages, checked on 27 October 2026 and linked inline. Render a House figures come from our live plan configuration.

Prices in USD per PromeAI’s pricing page, which also shows a Team tab and a Coins tab. Team pricing and seat counts: Not published (checked October 2026). Prices for standalone coin packs: Not published (checked October 2026). PromeAI says the displayed yearly monthly price is the annual total divided by 12 and that you pay the full annual amount upfront.

PromeAI meters most work in coins. Each plan gets a monthly coin allowance, and how many images or videos that buys depends on the model: the pricing page’s own table says Base’s 500 coins cover, for example, up to 50 Nano Banana Pro images or up to 10 Wan 3.0 videos, while Standard’s 2,000 coins cover up to 200 and 40.

Base — $29/mo

500 coins a month, 2 concurrent image generations and 50 Fast Mode generations a month, after which standard coin pricing applies. Base carries no commercial rights, so it is only for personal projects and exploring the tool.

Standard — $39/mo

2,000 coins a month, 5 concurrent image generations, 100 Fast Mode generations a month and a full commercial licence. For architects and designers who will show the images to clients, this is the real entry price. The commercial-use page names architecture promotion, design projects, advertising, web and print among the permitted uses.

Pro — $79/mo

6,000 coins a month, 10 concurrent image streams, 200 Fast Mode generations a month and one unlimited benefit: you pick unlimited eligible images or unlimited eligible videos. Three GPT image models are unlimited only at 1K low quality; other settings on those models use coins at 50%. The page’s banner also says Pro’s unlimited images are “coming”, so check the current status before paying for that benefit.

Ultimate — $118/mo

Both unlimited benefits at once, eligible images and videos, plus the same 6,000 monthly coins as Pro for paid models and settings. PromeAI’s banner describes it as unlimited images and videos “for $39 more” than Pro, which matches $79 + $39 = $118 a month. Concurrency for Ultimate: Not published (checked October 2026).

When we checked, the yearly prices were shown as a sale (“Save up to 26% when subscribing to a Yearly Plan”) with a countdown timer, so they may not last. One inconsistency: the yearly view compares Ultimate against a $138 monthly price and claims a saving of $414 a year, but the monthly tab lists Ultimate at $118, which makes the real annual saving $174. PromeAI’s FAQ says savings are measured against the current monthly price × 12 and that renewal terms are confirmed at checkout. Coins still refresh monthly on yearly plans.

PromeAI’s homepage invites you to “Start Creating For Free”, and its commercial-use page refers to a Free version that is personal use only. The free coin allowance, any watermark and any trial length: Not published (checked October 2026).

Education pricing is published. Per the PromeAI Academy+ page, K-12 and higher-education students, teachers and accredited institutions are eligible; verified students and teachers get 20% off all membership tiers, verification uses a school email plus a student or faculty ID and typically takes 1–2 business days, and schools can request custom bulk licensing. On Standard, 20% off $39 would be about $31.2 a month; the discounted prices themselves are not listed.

For comparison, the Render a House free plan gives 3 credits a day at 1K with a watermark and no card, and students can unlock a Student plan with 80 credits a month by referring 3 classmates.

• Anything outside your unlimited benefit uses coins. Per the pricing FAQ, that includes video on Pro when images are selected, the GPT image exceptions and paid video generation.
• Fast Mode has a quota. Base, Standard and Pro include 50, 100 and 200 Fast Mode generations a month; after that standard coin pricing applies.
• Commercial rights cost a tier. Base is personal use only, so a paid client project starts at $39/mo on Standard.
• Team seats. PromeAI’s commercial page names a Team version and the Academy page mentions a Team Edition with shared workspaces, but Team pricing is Not published (checked October 2026).
• Extra coin packs. A Coins tab exists on the pricing page, but pack prices are Not published (checked October 2026). An API is offered separately; API pricing is Not published on the pricing page (checked October 2026).

PromeAI makes sense if you want one subscription for many kinds of creative work: its homepage lists 42 AI tools, from sketch rendering and image-to-video to background removal and headshots, and the Pro and Ultimate tiers remove coin anxiety for eligible models. For heavy image or video volume across many projects, Ultimate’s unlimited eligible generation can be good value.

Consider an alternative when the job is rendering a specific 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 file directly, a GLB, GLTF, OBJ or STL model, a sketch, a photo, or a plan exported to PNG/JPG; large images are downscaled automatically. Renders take about 30–60 seconds, 4K is on Pro, video is on paid plans only, and a bad render gets up to 2 free retries.

Render a House has no team seats or roles, but you can share a project by email with edit access, and support is a chat inside the app plus the support page. For a side-by-side, read PromeAI vs Render a House, estimate a project with the render cost calculator, or see Render a House pricing.

How much does PromeAI cost per month?

On monthly billing PromeAI's pricing page lists Base at $29, Standard at $39, Pro at $79 and Ultimate at $118 per month. Billed yearly they cost $294, $348, $708 and $1,242 a year, which works out to $24.5, $29, $59 and $103.5 a month (checked October 2026).

Is PromeAI free?

PromeAI's commercial-use page refers to a Free version for personal use only, and the site invites visitors to start creating for free, but the pricing page does not publish a free coin allowance, watermark rule or trial length (checked October 2026).

Which PromeAI plan allows commercial use?

Standard, Pro and Ultimate. PromeAI's commercial-use page says Standard, Pro and Team include commercial licensing while Free and Base are personal use only, and the pricing page marks Base with 'No commercial rights (personal only)'.

Does PromeAI have a student discount?

Yes. PromeAI's Academy+ page says verified students and teachers get 20% off all membership tiers. Applied to Standard's $39 monthly price that would be about $31.2 a month; PromeAI does not publish the discounted prices themselves.

Is PromeAI cheaper than Render a House?

At the commercial entry point they cost the same on monthly billing: PromeAI Standard is $39/mo and Render a House Pro is $39/mo, or $312/yr ($26/mo billed annually). PromeAI is a broad creative suite with coins and unlimited tiers; Render a House is built for rendering your own architectural design and starts free with 3 credits a day.

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