Pixelcut

the unit$0.0167 per AI credit · Pro plan $10/month list ($8 billed yearly) = 600 AI credits/month. Business is $30/month list ($24 yearly) = 3,600 AI credits/month.

the meterbackground removal and upscale are stated as Unlimited on every paid plan; only third-party generative models consume credits

the sumStill no price for THIS entry's operation on 14/9/2026, and the reason is now clean rather than ambiguous. The earlier contradiction is resolved: read in a real browser the Business card says 3,600 AI Credits Monthly and the model table underneath is computed against exactly that pool (Nano Banana 2 up to 6,000 images, Flux 2 Klein 4B up to 180,000), so the factor-of-fifty discrepancy was a rendering artefact, not a contradiction. But the resolution does not help this entry: Pixelcut declares 'Unlimited Background Removal' and 'Unlimited Upscale' on both paid plans, so the cutout this entry is about has no per-image price at all - within fair use the marginal cost of one more is zero. The credit table prices generation with third-party models, which is a different operation and a different ops key. MISSING: nothing that Pixelcut is withholding; the operation simply is not metered.

the verdictNO PRICE · no per-operation price published

the catchIf the entry were about generation the sum would now close: on Pro, 600 credits at $10 make a credit $0.0167, and the Business table implies 0.6 credits for a Nano Banana 2 image, i.e. about $0.01. Credits are consumed only by 'certain advanced AI models, particularly those provided by third-party partners'; Generative Fill, Expand Image, AI Backgrounds and Pro Eraser are capped by a daily count rather than by credits. Video model credit costs in the same table are quoted for 5 seconds of generated video.