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Predictable Plans for Industrial Designers & Studios
No unexpected GPU surcharges. Commercial usage rights included. Generous generation credits with zero downtime.
Designer Plan
For solo industrial designers & freelancers
$29 / mo
$29/ month
Monthly Credits Included1,000 Credits
- Sketch to Render (Seedream 5 Flash Edit)
- Color Variations (Up to 4 mask zones)
- Material Swap with Built-in Library
- Unlimited Version Branching & R2 Storage
- CMF Presentation Board Export (PNG)
- Full Commercial IP & Design Rights
Most Popular for Studios
Studio Plan
For hardware startups & design studios
$59 / mo
$59/ month
Monthly Credits Included3,000 Credits
- Everything in Designer Plan
- 4-Candidate Batch Generation
- High-Quality 8K Output Mode
- Custom Texture Reference Uploads
- CMF Presentation Board Export (PDF & PNG)
- Priority GPU Queue & Dedicated Support
Generation cost: 10 credits for Sketch to Render / Variations, 15 credits for Colorways / Material Swap. Unused monthly credits roll over as long as the subscription remains active.
Transparent Credit Consumption Table
Every generation cost is based on real GPU provider compute costs with zero hidden fees.
| Design Capability | Provider & Model | Standard Mode | 8K High Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sketch to Render | Fal Seedream 5 Flash | 10 Credits / img | 15 Credits / img |
| Color Variations (Colorways) | Ideogram Colorways API | 15 Credits / img | 22 Credits / img |
| Physical Material Swap | Ideogram Material Swap | 15 Credits / img | 22 Credits / img |
| Product Design Variations | Fal Seedream 5 Flash | 10 Credits / img | 15 Credits / img |
| CMF Presentation Board Export | Client Canvas Synthesizer | 0 Credits (Free) | 0 Credits (Free) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need to Know About DesignCMF
Clear technical answers regarding precision, CMF capabilities, and commercial IP.
Midjourney and generic text generators re-roll an entirely different product silhouette every time a word in the prompt changes. DesignCMF is an iterative studio workbench: you start with your hand-drawn sketch or CAD viewport screenshot, and use precision brush masks to explore alternate colorways, swap physical materials (e.g. brushed aluminum to matte PC), and branch versions while keeping the underlying product silhouette, parting lines, and mechanical joints intact.