Pricing
The whole price list, with the maths shown
Free covers 3 designs a day, permanently, with no card. Pro is $33.99 a year on web and Android, or $39.99 through the App Store. Weekly exists for one-off projects at $5.99, but paying weekly for a full year would cost $311.48 — so if you expect to use it beyond about six weeks, annual is the obvious call.
- Free: 3 designs a day, forever, no card
- Pro annual: $33.99 web/Android · $39.99 App Store
- Pro weekly: $5.99 web/Android · $7.99 App Store
- No per-design fees, no credit packs, no trial that bills you
Pricing in one sentence
FlorAI costs nothing for 3 AI garden designs per day; Pro costs $33.99 per year or $5.99 per week on web and Android ($39.99 and $7.99 on the App Store) and removes the daily limit and the watermark while adding seasonal views and single-area editing.
The maths
When weekly makes sense, and when it is a trap
Weekly is priced for a genuine one-off: you are mid-build, you need unlimited iteration and no watermark for a fortnight, and then you are done. At $5.99 for that fortnight it is good value and you should take it.
The trap is drifting. Weekly billing renews quietly, and $311.48 over a year against $33.99 for the same access is a large difference for something you forgot to cancel. If there is any chance the project runs long, annual is cheaper from about week six onward.
- Short sprint under ~6 weeks → weekly at $5.99
- Anything longer → annual at $33.99
- Weekly for a full year: $311.48 — avoid by accident
- Set a reminder if you take weekly and mean it to be short
Per platform
Why the App Store number is higher
Apple, Google and web checkout are priced independently, which is why the App Store tier sits above the others. It is the same subscription and the same account regardless: subscribe on the web for $33.99 and your iPhone unlocks too.
Prices are US dollars before local tax; your own currency and any tax appear at checkout. Nothing is charged until you deliberately subscribe, because there is no trial running in the background.
- Web and Android — $5.99 weekly, $33.99 annual
- App Store — $7.99 weekly, $39.99 annual
- One account across iPhone, Android and web
- Cancel from the store you subscribed through
Straight answer
Most people should stay on free
It is unusual for a pricing page to argue against upgrading, but the honest answer for a single garden project is that three designs a day is enough. Twenty-one a week is far more exploration than most gardens ever receive, and the free tier runs the same model at the same resolution.
Pro earns its cost in one narrow case: active daily iteration during a build, where the cap and the watermark start costing time. Until you are in that situation, there is no reason to pay, and the tier will not expire while you wait.
FAQ
Questions people ask
What does FlorAI cost?
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Nothing for 3 designs a day. Pro is $33.99 a year or $5.99 a week on web and Android, and $39.99 a year or $7.99 a week on the App Store, in US dollars.
Is weekly or annual better value?
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Annual, unless your project is genuinely under about six weeks. Weekly across a full year would total $311.48 versus $33.99 for annual.
Is there a free trial?
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No timed trial. There is a permanent free tier instead, so nothing starts charging you automatically.
Are there per-design charges?
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No. Pro includes unlimited designs with no credit packs or per-image fees.
Why is the App Store more expensive?
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Apple, Google and web checkout are priced separately. The subscription and account are identical wherever you buy.
How do I cancel?
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Through the store you subscribed with — Apple ID settings, Google Play subscriptions, or your account page for web. Access continues to the end of the paid period.
Start free — most people never leave
Three designs a day, no card. Pro is there if a build demands it.