How Pricing Works
Launch bonus through at least July 1, 2026. Every paid plan gets extra usage during launch. From June 10, Starter, Pro, and Max also get unmetered Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2 (Starter: off-peak on weekdays and unlimited on weekends; Pro and Max: 24/7). See the Launch Bonus page for rate limits and full details.
Starter and above include a monthly usage budget (denominated in dollars) for text, image, video, audio, and other models in the app. One usage bar. No per-generation math in the flow. Usage resets each month — it doesn't carry over.
The Free plan is for trying the canvas: text and image models only (no video models in the app), limited complimentary generations for exploration — not a monthly dollar allowance — plus no FLORA API or MCP (those start on Starter). See flora.ai/pricing for the current free-generation cap and footnotes.
Plans
Free
$0
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1
Starter
$18/mo
$18
+$12
$30
8
Pro
$50/mo
$50
+$50
$100
8
Max
$200/mo
$200
+$100
$300
8
Enterprise
Custom
Custom
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Custom
Plan features compared. The table above covers price, usage, and seats — for the full feature comparison (workspace controls, team features, support tiers, etc.), see flora.ai/pricing.
Annual plans save 20% on Starter, Pro, and Max. Those plans share the same published per-generation rates for every model your plan can access in the app, and Starter and above include API & MCP. Free stays on text and image in the product, explore-only generation limits, and no API or MCP. FAUNA is free on every plan, always — it doesn't count against your budget.
How Usage Works
On paid plans, your monthly budget is denominated in dollars. When you run a generation, the model's cost is deducted from your budget. You see a simple percentage bar in the header — by default, no dollar amounts in the generation flow, no per-generation math. If you'd rather see exact costs, toggle Preferences → Show generation costs in dollars to replace the flower meter with the per-run dollar amount on every model and Run button. See Model Pricing.
What counts as usage. Any generation from an AI model — images, video, audio, text — based on the model's published cost. FAUNA messages and interactions don't count against your budget on any plan.
Where to see your usage. A live percentage bar lives in the app header. Open Settings → People & Seats and scroll to Usage this period to see included usage for the current billing cycle, how much is left, when your budget resets, and any overage for the period.
Usage History (under Plan & Usage) shows exact dollar cost per generation, per project, and per member — useful for client billing or team budgets.
Model costs. A public model pricing page lists the rate for every model we support, so you can compare if you want to plan around a specific workflow.
Teams
Every paid plan includes team collaboration, and each seat adds both cost and budget based on your plan's per-seat rates.
Example (Pro plan):
Pro costs $50 per seat/month
Pro includes $50 usage per seat/month
So a 4-person Pro workspace = 4 x $50 = $200/month and 4 x $50 = $200/month shared budget
During the launch bonus (through at least July 1, 2026), that 4-person Pro workspace's shared budget doubles to $400/month.
Admins have control over how usage flows inside a workspace:
Pooled or per-user. By default, everyone draws from the same shared pool. Admins can switch to per-user budgets at any time.
Per-member caps. Set a dollar cap on any individual member to prevent one person from draining the pool. When a personal limit is set, that member's usage indicator in the app header shows their individual usage percentage (or "Limit reached" when the cap is hit) with a tooltip explaining the admin-set limit.
Self-serve plans go up to 8 seats. Beyond that, Enterprise gives you a custom seat count plus admin, security, and advanced features.
Extra Usage (On-Demand Spending)
When your monthly budget runs out, you have two options: upgrade your plan, or turn on on-demand spending (called Overage in workspace settings).
On-demand is:
Opt-in. Disabled by default. Workspace admins enable it in Settings → People & Seats.
Capped. You set a max overage limit for the billing period so there are no runaway charges.
Card-required (self-serve). A payment method must be on file. Enterprise accounts on invoice billing follow your contract instead.
Same price as included usage. No markup — you pay the published model rates.
Your max overage cap
The max overage setting is the most extra usage you allow in the current billing period — not just what is unpaid at the moment.
Flora tracks total overage this period (everything above your included budget and wallet balance, whether or not it has been invoiced yet).
When total overage would exceed your cap, new generations stop until the next billing period.
When total overage reaches your cap, any remaining balance is billed and overage stops for the rest of the period.
If your cap is lower than your workspace's monthly subscription total, the cap controls both spending and billing. If your cap is higher, you can still be charged earlier when other thresholds are met (see below).
Paying an overage charge does not reset your cap for the period — only your subscription renewal starts a fresh overage tally.
When self-serve workspaces are charged
For Starter, Pro, and Max workspaces paying by card, overage is not held until the end of the billing cycle. Charges happen when enough unpaid overage has built up:
Max overage reached — total overage this period hits the limit you set.
Large unpaid balance — unpaid overage reaches $200 (a system safety threshold).
Subscription-sized chunk — unpaid overage reaches your workspace's monthly subscription total (plan price × editor seats; for annual billing, Flora uses the monthly equivalent). Example: one editor on Starter ($18/mo) is charged when about $18 of overage is unpaid; four editors on Pro ($50 × 4 = $200/mo) is charged when about $200 of overage is unpaid.
Daily balance check — if unpaid overage is still more than $5 but has not hit the thresholds above, Flora attempts to collect it once per day (around 8:15 AM UTC).
You may see multiple charges in one period as you keep generating — especially when your max overage is higher than your subscription total. Each charge covers what was unpaid at that moment; your period total keeps counting toward your cap.
Charges appear on your card through Stripe. Open People & Seats → Manage & Invoices to view invoices and payment history.
If a subscription payment fails, new overage charges pause until billing is healthy again. Existing prepaid or wallet balance is not removed.
Enterprise overage billing
Enterprise overage follows your contract. Most enterprise workspaces receive invoices (not automatic card charges) on a monthly or quarterly schedule tied to the contract start date, with payment terms set in your agreement (commonly net 60). The People & Seats overage settings show the next scheduled invoice date when invoice billing applies.
Some enterprise setups use the same threshold rules as self-serve, but still bill via invoice rather than an immediate card charge. Your account team can confirm which model applies to your workspace.
Enterprise
For organizations that need a custom seat count, SSO, admin controls, audit logs, invoice billing, and the rest. Negotiated annually. Contact us to start a conversation.
Further Reading
Launch Bonus — extra usage and unmetered Nano Banana through at least July 1, 2026
Pricing FAQ — common questions about plans, usage, and billing
Manage Subscription — change, upgrade, or cancel your plan
flora.ai/pricing — full feature comparison across plans
Questions?
General: [email protected]
Enterprise: flora.ai/contact
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