Firefly Custom Models
STEEP · priciest third for this operationAdobe Firefly Custom Models (beta) costs $2.50 for one LoRA training run. That is the the priciest of the 3 entries we price on the same operation.
Firefly Custom Models · the arithmetic
the unit$0.004995 per generative credit · Firefly Standard US$9.99/month = 2,000 generative credits/month
the meter500 credits per training, then 20 credits per generation with the trained model
the sum$9.99 / 2,000 credits = $0.004995 per credit. The generative credits FAQ states Custom Models (beta) cost 500 credits per training run: 500 x $0.004995 = $2.4975, rounded to $2.50. Only the training run is priced in this entry; generating with the trained model afterwards is a different operation and is reported in the notes.
the verdictSTEEP · priciest third for this operation
the catchGenerating with the trained model costs 20 credits = $0.0999 per image, by the same credit price - not carried in the image column because this entry prices the training run. One training run eats a quarter of the Standard plan's monthly credits. Adobe states Custom Models (beta) is available only on Creative Cloud for individuals plans and Creative Cloud Pro/Pro Plus for teams.
read on 14 sep 2026 · pricing page ↗ · documentation ↗
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How much does Firefly Custom Models cost on Adobe?
$2.50 for 1 LoRA trained, read from Adobe's own pages on 14 sep 2026. The meter: 500 credits per training, then 20 credits per generation with the trained model.
Where does this number come from?
$9.99 / 2,000 credits = $0.004995 per credit. The generative credits FAQ states Custom Models (beta) cost 500 credits per training run: 500 x $0.004995 = $2.4975, rounded to $2.50. Only the training run is priced in this entry; generating with the trained model afterwards is a different operation and is reported in the notes.
What counts as one operation here?
1 LoRA trained. Every entry in the same operation is priced on that same unit, which is what makes the comparison mean anything.