Pricing that scales with your catalog
Start free with three studio renders a day. Upgrade when you need HD, no watermark, and the volume to keep a growing catalog fresh across every marketplace.
Free
Try every scene and list your first SKUs at zero cost.
- 3 studio renders every day
- All four scenes — white, wood, marble, studio
- 1024px PNG downloads
- ShotKit watermark on output
- No credit card, no account needed
Pro
For active sellers refreshing creative across marketplaces.
- 100 renders per month
- No watermark — ready to list immediately
- 2048px HD downloads
- Priority rendering queue
- Full commercial usage license
- Email support within one business day
Business
For agencies and brands shooting whole catalogs at scale.
- 500 renders per month
- Batch upload — queue a CSV of SKUs
- API access (ships with the paid launch)
- Up to 5 team seats
- Full commercial usage license
- Priority support and onboarding
Compare plans
| Feature | Free | Pro | Business |
|---|---|---|---|
| Renders | 3 / day | 100 / month | 500 / month |
| Image resolution | 1024px | 2048px HD | 2048px HD |
| Watermark | Yes | None | None |
| Commercial license | Personal | Full | Full |
| Priority rendering | — | Yes | Yes |
| Batch upload (CSV) | — | — | Yes |
| API access | — | — | Yes |
| Team seats | 1 | 1 | 5 |
| Support | Community | Email, 1 business day | Priority |
Why sellers move off the free tier
A single small-batch studio shoot still runs $25–$150 per SKU, and a 200-SKU catalog can mean five figures of photography a year. Pro replaces that recurring cost with a flat monthly fee, removes the watermark so output is listing-ready the moment it renders, and doubles the resolution for crisp zoom on marketplaces that reward detail.
Which plan fits you
Testing the tool or listing a handful of products? Free is enough. Running an active store and refreshing creative across Amazon, Shopify, and Etsy each season? Pro. Shooting whole catalogs on behalf of brands, or wiring renders into your own pipeline? Business. When in doubt, start free and upgrade only when you hit the daily ceiling.
Pricing questions, answered
- What can I actually do on the free plan?
- You get three studio renders every day at no cost and with no account — upload a product photo, pick any of the four scenes, and download a 1024px PNG. The free tier carries a small ShotKit watermark and is enough to list your first SKUs, test how the tool handles your products, and produce marketplace main images before you ever pay.
- When do paid plans launch, and what happens to my free renders?
- Pro and Business are opening shortly. Joining the waitlist puts you first in line for an early-bird discount and a bonus render batch on launch day. Your free daily renders keep working in the meantime — nothing is taken away while paid plans come online.
- Can I use the images commercially on Amazon, Shopify, and Etsy?
- Yes. Free-plan output is fine for personal use and listing previews. Pro and Business both include a full commercial license, so you can use every rendered image in product listings, ads, A+ content, and marketing collateral with no per-image fee and no attribution.
- Do unused monthly renders roll over?
- No — each plan refreshes on your billing cycle, which keeps the pricing predictable for both of us. The monthly quotas (100 for Pro, 500 for Business) are sized so an active seller rarely hits the ceiling, and the daily free tier is always there as a backstop.
- Can I cancel anytime?
- Yes. Plans are month-to-month with no lock-in contract. Cancel from your account before the next renewal and you will not be billed again; you keep access through the end of the period you already paid for.
- Is there a one-time pack instead of a subscription?
- Not right now — ShotKit is built as a subscription because most sellers generate new creative continuously as catalogs and seasons change. If you only need a handful of images for a single launch, the free daily renders may be all you need.
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