Flow

Pricing

Last updated 17 September 2026

Draft — under review by our counsel.

You pay per render

There is no subscription, no seat, no monthly minimum. You add credits to a wallet, and a render costs what it costs. If you do not use Flow for two months, Flow costs you nothing.

One credit is one rupee. Prices are always in rupees.

How a price is formed

Every model we offer is rented from fal.ai, and fal publishes a price in US dollars for each model and each set of settings — resolution, duration, how many reference images, whether audio is generated. That vendor cost is where a Flow price starts.

We convert it at the week's exchange rate, padded by 3% so a moving rupee does not quietly put us underwater between refreshes. We add a platform fee of 10% on top — that is what pays for the storage, the servers, the invoices and the work. Then we round up to the whole rupee. The floor is ₹1.

In one line: vendor cost in USD × the week's padded rate × 1.10, rounded up to the rupee.

Nothing else is added. No per-image surcharge, no processing fee, no rounding in a second place.

The number on the button is the number charged

While you are browsing, prices are shown as a range and marked approximate, because a price depends on the settings you have not chosen yet.

At Generate, the price is exact. It is calculated by our server, shown on the button, held from your wallet when you press it, and charged when the render succeeds. You are never charged more than the number you pressed — if the vendor's own billing comes out higher on a token-billed model, we absorb the difference.

If the render fails, the hold is released in full. See the Refunds page.

Topping up

Packs of ₹500, ₹1,000 and ₹2,000, or any whole-rupee amount you like from ₹100 up to ₹1,00,000.

GST at 18% is added at top-up, once. ₹1,000 of credits is ₹1,180 paid, and a tax invoice for that amount reaches you by email. Nothing further is added when you spend those credits — the tax has already been paid on them.

Credits do not expire, cannot be withdrawn as cash and cannot be transferred. The Refunds page says what happens if you want your money back.

When prices change

Vendor prices move, sometimes overnight and by a lot. When they do, ours follow — and the new number is on the Generate button before you press it, never after.

A render is charged at the price that was live when you submitted it. A price that changes while your render is in the queue does not reach back and change what you paid.

We check our prices against the vendor's published prices every day, and the exchange rate every week.

Questions about a charge

Your billing page lists every top-up, every render and what each one cost. If a line does not look right, write to hello@innerlabs.ai with the invoice number or the render, and we will explain it or fix it.