Scenario

the unit$0.009 per credit · Pro plan, $45/month for 5,000 Compute Units - the cheapest plan that can train custom models, which is what this entry measures. Starter is $15/month for 1,500 CU ($0.01 each) but cannot train. Max is $75 for 10,000 ($0.0075).

the meterpublished only as a range: about 100 to 500 Compute Units per training run, depending on complexity

the sumStill not a number on 14/9/2026, but closer than before and now with a documented boundary. Scenario does publish consumption - in its knowledge base, at help.scenario.com, not on the pricing page: 'Generating images: ~2-15 CUs per image', 'Enhancing: ~5-15 CUs per operation', 'Training models: ~100-500 CUs depending on complexity'. A five-to-one range is not a price: on Pro that training run costs somewhere between $0.90 and $4.50, and picking a point inside it would be the estimate this project forbids. The exact figure exists but only inside the product: a second knowledge base article states that 'wherever you generate, Scenario shows the CU cost right on the button before you click', and the API offers ?dryRun=true which 'returns the exact CU cost without deducting from your balance' - both behind a login. MISSING: a published CU cost per training run and per image, rather than a range.

the verdictNO PRICE · no per-operation price published

the catchThe boundary is worth recording even though it cannot be published: on Pro a training run falls between $0.90 and $4.50 and an image between $0.018 and $0.135. The CU cost of a generation depends on model, resolution, number of steps, whether a custom model or LoRA is involved, and batch size. API access itself starts at Pro. Scenario's free tier gives 50 CU a day. Plan: Starter.