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Lite Monthly: why we added a credits plan

May 28, 2026 · 3 min read

Lite Monthly plan

We kept hearing the same thing from people who'd outgrown the free plan but weren't ready for a big commitment: "I just need a bit more room to work." Lite Monthly is our answer.

The gap we were trying to close

The free plan is generous enough to learn the product and finish a small project — 50 credits a day, 200 lifetime credits, three projects. But once AIHom became part of someone's actual workflow, two limits showed up fast: not enough monthly capacity, and not enough project slots to keep work organized.

We didn't want to answer that with a heavy, feature-gated subscription. We wanted the simplest possible step up.

What Lite Monthly includes

  • 1000 credits a month, refreshed each billing cycle
  • 50 project slots, so work doesn't pile up against a cap
  • Priority generation speed and up to 3 concurrent tasks
  • The full branded 3D asset library — over a million products

In practice that's roughly ten complete designs (floor plan through 3D render), forty image-to-3D conversions, or fifty HD interior images a month — mix and match as your work demands.

Why credits, not seats or exports

Credits map to the thing that actually has a cost: an AI action. A plan generation, an image-to-3D conversion, an HD render, a refinement — each draws from the same pool, and we show the cost before you confirm. You're never metered by some proxy like number of exports or watermark removals.

One pool of credits, spent on whatever you're making this month. No feature you paid for but can't reach.

Good to knowMonthly credits reset at the start of each cycle; the lifetime credits from the free plan never expire. You can cancel anytime and keep access through the period you've paid for.

Is it for you?

If you're bumping into the daily free limit, or juggling more than three projects at once, Lite Monthly is the cheapest way to stop fighting the ceiling. If you're an occasional user, the free plan is genuinely fine — we'd rather you stay on it until you feel the pinch. See the current details on the pricing page.