Photoroom cost depends on three things: the plan (Pro, Max, Ultra or Enterprise), whether you pay monthly or yearly, and the country you buy from. This page lists the prices on photoroom.com as of October 2026, what each plan includes, what the subscription does not cover, and how it compares with Caspa for sellers who need lifestyle and on-model images.
Photoroom Plans and Prices (October 2026)
Photoroom sells three self-serve plans plus Enterprise. These are the prices photoroom.com/pricing showed to UK visitors on 27 October 2026; the yearly prices were marked as discounts from the monthly ones (the page advertises savings of up to 40% for yearly billing).
| Plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Monthly allowance | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | £5.99 a month | £9.99 a month | 6,000 AI credits, 1,000 exports | Core editing tools, AI Backgrounds, AI Fashion Models |
| Max | £20.99 a month | £34.99 a month | 20,000 AI credits, 3,000 exports | Everything in Pro plus the Video Generator |
| Ultra | From £60.99 a month | From £73 a month | 75,000 AI credits, 10,000 exports (larger allowances available) | Everything in Max plus 4K images and HD video |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing | Usage-based, one shared annual balance across Photoroom's apps and API | Enterprise SLA, onboarding and support, SSO | |
Prices differ by country and currency, and Photoroom runs discounts, so check photoroom.com/pricing for the price you will pay. For US buyers, photoroom.com/pricing showed Pro at $7.50 a month billed yearly, Max at $20.99 and Ultra from $82.50 as of November 2026, with 8,000, 25,000 and 75,000 AI credits a month; Photoroom's own plan comparisons list the monthly-billed prices as $12.99, $34.99 and from $99. AI credit allowances can differ by region, so the UK and US figures above are not the same.
Three details from Photoroom's help center matter for sellers, as of October 2026:
- The Free plan is for personal, non-commercial use only. It is not listed on the pricing page, and if you photograph products you sell, you need a paid plan.
- Pro and Max yearly plans start with a 7-day trial.
- Plans are bought per Space. A subscription covers only the Space (shared workspace) it was bought for, so separate brands or clients in separate Spaces need separate plans.
What You Get at Each Level
- Pro suits a solo seller who already has decent product photos and needs clean backgrounds, quick edits, templates and occasional AI backgrounds or AI fashion models. The 1,000 monthly exports cover a small or medium catalog.
- Max is for sellers who also want product videos for ads and social posts, and for more volume: three times the exports of Pro.
- Ultra is the volume plan, and the only self-serve plan with 4K images and HD video.
- Enterprise is for large catalogs and teams that need contracts, security reviews and API usage on one balance.
Every paid plan lists unlimited core tools plus a monthly allowance of AI credits and exports. If you plan to generate many AI backgrounds or model shots, check the credit allowance as well as the export count before you pick a plan.
What the Subscription Does Not Cover
- The source photo. Photoroom edits and builds scenes around a photo you supply. You still need a sharp, well-lit photo of each product, taken yourself or by a photographer; our product photography pricing guide covers what that costs.
- Your time. Editing, checking and exporting every image for every channel is still work, and it grows with the catalog.
- Other listing content. Depending on your channels you may also need infographics, Amazon A+ content and copy from other tools or freelancers.
- Currency and taxes. The price you see depends on your country, and local taxes may be added at checkout.
Is Photoroom Worth the Cost?
For sellers whose main job is cutting out backgrounds, cleaning up photos and resizing them for marketplaces, yes: the Pro plan costs less per month than a single image from most product photographers, and it works in the browser and on a phone.
It is a weaker fit when every product needs several lifestyle or on-model images, or when you want infographics and A+ content in the same place as your photos. In that case, price the plans against the output you need per product, not against the monthly fee alone.
Photoroom vs Caspa on Price and Fit
Caspa starts from the same input, one photo of your product, and generates studio, lifestyle, flat lay and on-model scenes while keeping the product unchanged. It also makes infographics and Amazon A+ content. Its plans, in US dollars:
| Caspa plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $39 a month | $59 a month | 500 credits, images only, upscaling up to 4K, infographics, A+ content, AI editing, commercial use license |
| Growth | $66 a month | $99 a month | 1,000 credits, image and video generation, priority support |
| Scale | $166 a month | $249 a month | 2,500 credits, image and video, up to 3 users, API access, custom integrations |
Photoroom's entry plan is cheaper, so the real question is what you need per product. If it is mostly clean cutouts, Photoroom Pro covers it for less. If you want on-model and lifestyle scenes, infographics and A+ content for every product, Caspa Starter includes all of them plus upscaling up to 4K, while on Photoroom video and the Shopify integration start on Max and 4K images on Ultra. Compare what each tool produces from one of your own photos. Our Caspa vs Photoroom comparison goes through features side by side, and the Caspa pricing page has the current plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Photoroom cost per month?
As of October 2026, photoroom.com showed UK visitors Pro at £9.99 a month (£5.99 a month billed yearly), Max at £34.99 (£20.99 yearly) and Ultra from £73 (from £60.99 yearly). Photoroom's own plan comparisons list US prices of $12.99 a month for Pro, or $7.50 a month billed yearly.
Is Photoroom free to use?
Photoroom has a Free plan, but its help center says it is for personal, non-commercial use only, with fewer features and lower limits. If you edit photos of products you sell, you need a paid plan.
Can you try Photoroom before paying?
Yes. According to Photoroom's help center, the Pro and Max yearly plans include a 7-day trial before the first charge.
What is the difference between Photoroom Pro, Max and Ultra?
The plans differ in monthly allowance and features. Pro covers the core editing tools, AI Backgrounds and AI Fashion Models with 1,000 exports a month. Max adds the Video Generator and 3,000 exports. Ultra adds 4K images and HD video, with 10,000 exports or more.
Is Photoroom cheaper if you pay yearly?
Yes. As of October 2026 the pricing page advertised savings of up to 40% for yearly billing: in the UK, Pro dropped from £9.99 to £5.99 a month and Max from £34.99 to £20.99 a month.
What should I use instead of Photoroom for lifestyle and on-model photos?
If you need scenes and models more than background removal, try a tool built to generate them from your product photo. Caspa creates studio, lifestyle, flat lay and on-model scenes with the product unchanged, plus infographics and A+ content, and every new account gets 10 free credits to test it.
Test Caspa on One of Your Products
The fastest way to compare is to use the same product photo in both tools. Upload it to Caspa and generate an on-model shot, a lifestyle scene and a studio image, then compare them with what you get from your Photoroom plan.
Try Caspa with 10 free credits
Every new account gets 10 free credits, no credit card required. Paid plans come with a 30-day refund on unused credits.