Credits

MotherFluxer is free to use — the design tools and community cost nothing. The only thing you pay for is AI, and you pay for it with credits: a simple pay-as-you-go balance. There are no plans, no monthly fees, and no subscriptions. Manage everything from Settings.

How am I billed?

There is no monthly plan and no subscription. You buy credits — a pay-as-you-go balance — and every AI generation and edit draws from it. Everything else, including the design tools and the community, is free.

• New accounts start with a small trial credit, so you can try AI before you buy anything.
• Top up whenever you like with Add Credits in Settings, or turn on auto-recharge.
• Payment runs through standard, secure checkout.

How pricing works

MotherFluxer has three parts to its pricing, and only one of them costs money by default:

• Free — design tools, editing, and the community are always free.
• Credits — every AI generation and edit draws from your credit balance. You only pay for the AI you actually use.
• Add-ons — optional infrastructure (extra storage, a dedicated app database) is billed separately as an add-on, never as a plan.

New accounts start with a small trial credit so you can try AI right away. When it runs out, top up whenever you like.

Your credit balance

Open Settings to see your Credit balance — the dollar amount of AI you can still run.

• Every AI generation and edit draws from your balance.
• Credits never expire — buy once and use them whenever you need AI.
• When your balance reaches $0, AI pauses until you add more. The free design tools keep working.
• A step that was already running still finishes, so your balance can dip a little below $0. The next credits you add cover that first.
• A longer AI task that works in several steps checks your balance before each one, and stops before its next step once your balance reaches $0.

There is a second, different reason AI can stop, and it is worth telling apart from an empty balance. If you use MotherFluxer on someone else's account, the account owner can set a spending limit for you. Reaching your limit does not mean the account is out of credits — it still has a balance, so buying more changes nothing. Nothing lifts a limit on a schedule either: the account owner raises it, and MotherFluxer says which of the two has happened so you know who to ask.

To see exactly where your usage went, open Account Activity.

Adding credits

Use Add Credits in Settings to top up. Pick a credit pack and check out — your balance updates immediately.

Auto-recharge

Turn on auto-recharge to top up automatically so you never get interrupted mid-project. When enabled, MotherFluxer adds credits for you when your balance gets low.

You set both halves yourself: the balance it watches for — $3, $5 or $10 — and how much to add each time, anywhere from $10 up to $500 per top-up. Auto-recharge is optional — leave it off and add credits manually whenever you choose. It needs a saved payment method, which you can add from Settings.

Account Activity

Account Activity opens a detailed view of your usage. Use it to review what you've spent on AI and break it down by activity, with an optional usage pie chart.

Every line says which way the money went. Anything that added to your balance — a credit purchase, your signup trial credit, a refund — is shown in parentheses, the ordinary accounting way of writing money coming in. Everything else is money going out. A few lines show an amount you paid without your credit balance moving at all, because the charge went straight to your card rather than through credits.

The list loads a page at a time: scroll to the end and Load more keeps going, all the way back through your history — an old purchase is still there to find, however long your account has been running. Export CSV and Print always cover your whole history for the filters you picked, loading the rest first. The Add Ons filter shows what you have bought for your apps — app storage, dedicated databases and web addresses.

Payment

On the web, payment is handled securely through Stripe. On mobile, purchases go through in-app purchase on your device's app store. Add credits or turn on auto-recharge whenever you like — your changes take effect right from Settings.