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OpenArt is built around the thing that makes most image generators useless for a series: the same character has to come back looking the same in the next shot. It holds a character or a style across generations, and its story mode lays the results out in sequence. Behind that sit a hundred image, video and audio models on one credit balance.
Starter is $14 a month, or $13 on the annual plan, with 4,000 credits, roughly thirteen consistent characters and eight parallel generations. Plus at $34 triples the credits and is the first tier that grants commercial use rights. Pro at $56 doubles it again and Wonder at $240 is for volume. Signing up is free and the paid table starts at Starter.
Anybody making a series rather than a picture: a comic, a storyboard, a set of thumbnails with the same face in every one. Somebody generating one-off images has cheaper options, because the character training is most of what the price buys.
Commercial rights starting at Plus rather than Starter is the catch here, and it is the difference between a $14 plan and a $34 one for anybody selling what they make. Check that line before comparing the entry price against getimg.ai, which grants those rights at the bottom of its range.
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