CreditFX
Stop counting credits. Start understanding them.
CreditFX launched on August 31, 2026 with 9 votes, #1,116 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
AI platforms have created their own currencies: credits, tokens, minutes, generations, and more. CreditFX translates them into real-world usage and dollar rates so you can understand what you're actually paying for. Calculate what your credits get you, or use the Usage Planner on supported platforms to start with what you want to create and see the credits, plan, and estimated cost required. Free to use. No account required.
AI pricing translated into real dollars-per-unit rates — 112+ platforms across video, image, voice, coding, and more. Free, no account required.
Credits, tokens, minutes, seconds, requests — every AI platform measures usage differently, and none of them tell you what you're actually paying for. CreditFX translates the mess into real dollar rates. Why I built this → Tap any platform to open its calculator — pick a tier, how you're creating, and how much. Stock-footage-only text-to-video, no AI-generated visuals — positioned closer to Pictory than Runway. Highly rated by users despite the pricing feeling steep. Strong avatars, but premium models burn credits 6-7x faster than budget ones — check which avatar you're actually using. Cheap entry price, but documented checkout-price discrepancies are a real complaint worth checking first.…from creditfx.mogabr.com
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