How many free renders do I get?

Archome prices work in credits rather than images, because a 4K upscale and a quick interior restyle are not the same amount of computation. A new account is given 100 credits, once, with no card required at any point.

In practice that is three generations, at 30 credits each. The last of the three runs on the highest-quality engine — deliberately, so the image you remember is the best one the tool can make rather than the first thing it produced. In regions where we serve the fast engine to free accounts, all three run on it and the interface says so rather than quietly substituting.

What the free allowance will not stretch to is video. A five-second walkthrough costs 100 credits on its own, so it would consume the whole allowance in one go. That is a real limit rather than an artificial one — video is genuinely that much more expensive to produce.

When those credits run out, continuing means a paid plan or a one-time credit pack. Paid plans do refresh every month; a pack is a single purchase whose credits stay valid for twelve months. Whatever you generated on the free credits stays in your account either way.