Published, per image, one-off. No subscription, no expiring credits, no per-seat licence. You buy delivered frames, and you own them.
| Package | Images | Price | Per image | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pilot | 10 | ≈ 20 USD (990 TRY) | ≈ 2 USD | One or two products, to test against your own photography |
| Collection | 100 | ≈ 170 USD (8,500 TRY) | ≈ 1.70 USD | A capsule or a drop, roughly 20 to 25 products |
| Season | 500 | ≈ 600 USD (29,900 TRY) | ≈ 1.20 USD | A full seasonal catalogue |
| Custom | 500+ | Quoted | — | Large catalogues, dedicated model sets, continuous production |
A fixed quote is issued in USD or EUR before you commit. Invoicing is in Turkish lira at the day's rate, so the USD figures above are indicative. The price is the same wherever you are — there is no regional pricing and no travel or logistics line, because nothing physical moves.
| Item | Why it is separate |
|---|---|
| Product video | Different production cost per second; quoted on request |
| Continuous studio arrangement | A dedicated ongoing production flow rather than a package; three-month minimum, thirty days' notice to end |
| Very large catalogues (500+) | Priced per project — the per-image rate falls with volume |
| Consulting and workflow integration | Connecting production to your own catalogue or store systems |
Comparing this against a photographer's day rate is the wrong comparison. The honest number on the traditional side is the all-in cost of a shoot day — photographer, model and usage rights, studio, styling, sample logistics, retouching, internal coordination — divided by the frames that actually get published. We wrote that comparison out line by line on the AI vs. traditional photoshoot page.
One delivered frame. A ghost frame and an on-model frame count the same, and a product shot in four poses uses four images from the package.
No. Packages are bought once — no monthly renewal, no credits vanishing at the end of a billing cycle.
Ghost mannequin frames, 4K output, the brand model archive, the light profile and the agreed revisions are included. Product video and a continuous studio arrangement are quoted separately.
A fixed quote is issued in USD or EUR before you commit; invoicing is in Turkish lira at the day's rate. Settlement is normally by bank transfer against an invoice, agreed before the pilot starts.
Thirty more answers on the FAQ page.