Pose AI has one plan and a simple shape: $4.99 for the first week, then $14.99 a week, with 400 credits that refresh every week. There's no free-forever tier, no free trial, and nothing unlimited — the credits are the whole model.
This explains how that credit system works, what a week of them actually buys, and how it compares to the per-pack and per-seat pricing most alternatives use — so you know what you're paying for before you start.
The live plan and checkout are on Pose AI pricing.
- Pose AI costs $4.99 the first week, then $14.99/week — one plan, with 400 credits that refresh every week and cover both image and video generation.
- Credit-based, not unlimited: every generation draws from the weekly pool, and the pool resets each week rather than running without limit.
- One plan covers everything: photos, headshots, native video (Kling, SeedDance, Wan, Veo, Sora 2, HeyGen), UGC, and posters — no per-feature add-ons.
- No free-forever tier and no free trial; the $4.99 first week is the discounted way in.
- No watermarks on any plan, and you can cancel anytime.
How the credit system works
You get 400 credits at the start of each week, and every generation spends some of them. How far that goes depends on what you make — a batch of straightforward headshots or profile pictures stretches a long way, while longer or higher-resolution video clips cost more per generation. The pool refreshes weekly regardless of how much of the previous week you used, so there's no rollover and no running out mid-month the way a one-time pack does.
The important thing to be clear about: it isn't unlimited. Credits are a defined weekly allowance, generous enough to cover normal use — refreshing profile pictures, generating a set of headshots, making a few video clips — without being an infinite tap. Anyone describing Pose as unlimited is mistaken; the whole point of the credit model is a predictable weekly amount at a predictable weekly price.
What a week of credits covers
The 400 weekly credits aren't split across tiers or locked behind add-ons — they cover every image style and every native video engine on the one plan. That means the same allowance you'd use for LinkedIn headshots also covers dating photos, social profile pictures, styled portraits, UGC talking clips, and product or poster content, with no separate subscription for the video side.
There are also no watermarks on any output and no export paywall — downloads come out at full resolution. So the $14.99/week isn't a base price with the useful features sold on top; it's the whole studio, image and video, on one bill.
How it compares to other pricing models
Most alternatives price one of two ways. One-time headshot packs (Aragon, HeadshotPro, around $29) charge once for a batch of photos — cheaper if a single set is all you'll ever need, but you're buying again the next time. Subscription generators (PhotoAI ~$39/month, Secta ~$49/month, approximate — verify current pricing) charge monthly for photo-only generation.
Pose's $14.99/week sits against those as a weekly, credit-based plan that adds video the photo tools don't. Whether it's cheaper depends on how you use it: for one headshot set, a one-time pack wins on cost; for ongoing, multi-format use across photos and video, the single weekly plan tends to work out lower than stacking a photo tool and a separate video subscription. The honest framing is to compare against what you actually need rather than the headline number.
For what the studio actually does, see what is Pose AI.