MostlyRender
Pricing

Usage pricing without the cliff.

Every paid tier bills overage at the same rate as your included renders — no credit buckets, no surprise upgrade wall.

Prices in USD. VAT / sales tax is added where applicable.

Free
$0/mo
100 renders / mo
Stops at 100 — upgrade to keep going
Images & PDFs
Test + live API keys
Community support
1 dynamic QR code
Starter
$19/mo
2,000 renders / mo
then $5 / 1,000
5 dynamic QR codes
All integrations
Email support
No hard caps — overage billed
Motion templates as video, up to 1080p
Most popular
Pro
$49/mo
10,000 renders / mo
then $4 / 1,000 — same rate
Everything in Starter
No hard caps — overage billed
Projected-overage meter
25 dynamic QR codes
Scale
$149/mo
50,000 renders / mo
then $3 / 1,000 — same rate
Everything in Pro
Unlimited dynamic QR codes
Lowest overage rate — $3 / 1,000
Motion video up to 2K
Enterprise
Custom
Volume render pricing
Committed-use discounts
Custom volume rate
Invoicing & security review
Hands-on onboarding
How overage works

10,000 renders included, then $4 / 1,000 — same rate, no credits to convert.

Overage is billed per bucket of 1,000 renders, rounded up. There are no credits to buy, expire, or convert — a render is a render.

Worked example
You send10,003 renders
Included10,000
Overage3 → rounds to 1 bucket
Extra charge+$4.00
That’s the entire billing rule. No tier-jump, no per-render mystery math.
How this compares: cost per 1,000 renders across eight template image APIs →
What happens when I hit my quota?
Nothing stops. We bill the overage at your tier's rate and keep rendering. You'll see the projected charge in your usage meter in real time.
Can I set a hard limit anyway?
Not as a self-serve switch yet — paid plans are built so your renders keep flowing. The usage meter shows your projected overage in real time, and moving back to the Free plan restores its 100-render hard cap.
Do unused renders roll over?
No, and there are no credits to expire. You pay your plan, plus any overage that period — that's it.
Do PDFs cost more than images?
No — every render counts the same against your quota, whether it's an image or a PDF. Heavier renders simply use more of your included pool. One meter, one rule.