Pricing

• Making an account, and having a public creator profile.
• Browsing and playing everything other people have published — no account needed.
• Drawing, building, tagging, saving and publishing your work.
• A starting pot of AI Tokens when you sign up, so you can build a few things before deciding whether any of this is for you.
• Building with the free model, which costs 1–3 AI Tokens a go rather than the full amount. More on that below.

There’s no subscription, no monthly minimum, and nothing expires on a date. You buy what you need when you need it.

Every AI build uses tokens. How many depends on how much work it is — how big your world or game is, how many pictures go with it, and how much the AI writes back. It isn’t a flat price per click, so nudging one crate costs far less than generating a whole level.

The number is worked out on our servers from what the AI provider actually reports using, not from anything your browser claims. If a build fails, or comes back as something the studio can’t use, you aren’t charged for it.

Buy them from the AI Tokens counter in the top bar of either studio.

Estimates, not a price list — the real number depends on the size of what you’re building. It’s here so the packs above mean something rather than being abstract.

Why two columns. You choose which AI model builds your work. The free one costs us nothing to run, so it costs you almost nothing — just a token or three, because it draws on a shared queue that one person shouldn’t be able to use up. The better model costs real money per request, and that’s what the bigger numbers reflect. Start on the free one; switch when the results aren’t good enough.

One thing worth knowing: revising a game sends the whole previous build to the AI and asks for the whole thing back, so the tenth revision costs more than the first. If you’re iterating a lot, bigger changes in fewer goes is cheaper than many small ones.

Everything you build stays playable on Umola for free. A credit is for when you want the actual file — to host it yourself, put it in a portfolio, hand it to someone, or sell it. One credit, one export.

Buy them from the Export Credits counter in World Studio, or when you go to export.

If you already have a Google Gemini key, you can plug it in and use it instead. Builds on your own key don’t use AI Tokens at all — the AI provider bills you directly, at their prices.

It’s the cheaper route if you build a lot, and it means your requests go under your own account with that provider rather than ours. Our rate limits still apply, since our servers still do the work, and Export Credits are unaffected either way.