Changelog

Last entry October 7, 2026 · 22 entries

Every change to a price, a credit cost, a published figure or a competitor price row, and every correction of something the site said that was wrong, dated, with the numbers before and after. Design changes, new articles and translations are not listed. How the figures are made is on the methodology page; the same list is available as /data/changelog.json.

All changes

DateTypeSubjectChange
2026-10-07CorrectionCredit costs: amateur-to-pro, ghost mannequin, catalog shootAmateur-to-pro costs 4 credits per photo; the copy said 3, in all 24 languages. Ghost mannequin (model to flat lay) costs 4 credits, not 3, which is $1.12 per image on Starter. Catalog Shoot makes up to six angles per set, not always six, at 3 credits per shot: 12 credits for four shots, 18 for six.
2026-10-07ClaimFree credits in the mobile appsThe mobile apps no longer give out free credits on a daily schedule. Every page that promised them was corrected, in every language.
2026-10-07SiteOwnershipEvery page now states that Fashio AI is an Indiex product. The legal entity is still Fashio Labs, Berlin.
2026-10-06CorrectionFree access, plan names and discount badgesA new web account starts with 0 credits; pages and the Fashio AI row of the price table that said it came with 10 were corrected. Plans are named Starter $14, Plus $29.99 and Pro $49.99 everywhere (the old Growth name is gone), and a fashion image is 4 credits. Struck-through "before" prices at twice the real price and the half-price badges were removed.
2026-10-06ClaimLicence, operator and paymentsThe Terms now grant full commercial use of generated images, name Fashio Labs (Berlin) as the operator under German law, and name Creem (web), the App Store and Google Play as the payment processors.
2026-10-06CorrectionUnsupported capability claimsRemoved claims the product does not support: "trained on" statements, 4K, 8K and 16× generation output, bulk processing, speed figures, and unsourced superlatives.
2026-10-06DataModel library recountThe model library was recounted: 91 → 101 models (female 69 → 79), after ten modest/hijab models were added. Age bands: 25–34 from 48 to 55, 16–24 from 22 to 24, 35–44 from 16 to 17. Platform figures re-verified on 6 October 2026 (previously 27 July).
2026-10-06DataCost per image on every planCost per fashion image is now given for every plan: $1.12 on Starter ($14 ÷ 50 × 4), $0.75 on Plus, $0.40 on Pro and $0.43 with the 1,200-credit pack. The table previously showed a free 25-credit Starter row that did not exist, and Growth only.
2026-10-06DataXXXL / XXXXL size chartMen's body chest now follows the Marks & Spencer chart: 3XL 52–54" and 4XL 56–58" (was 50–52" and 53–55"). India tag: 4XL is 50 at U.S. Polo Assn. India and 48 at Blackberrys (was 54). Women's bust follows Target's chart (XXXL 53.5–55.5"). All sources read on 6 October 2026.
2026-09-18PriceEnterprise tierThe custom-priced Enterprise tier was removed from the pricing page and /llms.txt. Three fixed tiers remain.
2026-09-14CorrectionPrice in the sticky barThe sticky bar showed a struck-through $199.98 next to $99.99/yr. It now says "From $14/mo", and /pricing opens on monthly billing.
2026-09-01PriceStarter and Pro plansNew Starter plan: $14/month or $59.99/year for 50 credits a month. New Pro plan: $49.99/month or $199.99/year for 500 credits a month. Growth became Plus ($29.99/month or $99.99/year, 160 credits).
2026-08-27CorrectionPublic APIComparison pages and guides said Fashio AI has no public API. It has one (API), and those pages now say so.
2026-08-27ComparisonFashion Diffusion added to the price tableFashion Diffusion added: $12/month for 100 credits up to $199/month for 2,800. No per-image price is derivable because no credit cost per generation is published. The table went from 13 to 14 tools.
2026-08-26CorrectionNo free planRemoved a free Starter plan with 25 credits a month that did not exist, from the pricing page, its structured data, the price table and the guides; the lowest price in the pricing structured data moved from $0 to $9.99. Guide sentences promising 30–50 free generations on signup were replaced with the real prices.
2026-08-25ComparisonWeShop AI and Flair AI added to the price tableWeShop AI (from $9.99/month) and Flair AI added. The table went from 11 to 13 tools.
2026-08-17DataPrice comparison publishedPublished the price table: entry prices of 11 AI product-imagery tools, each row with the vendor page it was read from and the date.
2026-08-05Comparisonsoona and Pebblely comparisonsPublished both. soona: $149 booking fee, $39 per photo, $93 per clip. Pebblely: $9 for 30 images, $19 for 200, $39 for 500. The Pebblely page states that Pebblely is 4–8× cheaper per image than Fashio AI.
2026-07-27CorrectionCredits per fashion image: 5 → 4A fashion generation costs 4 credits, not 5. Every plan had understated its photo count by 20% (160 credits is 40 photos, not 32), and the per-image cost went from $0.94 to $0.75.
2026-07-27CorrectionUpscaler, bulk and resolution claimsThe upscaler is a fixed 2× (1080p becomes 3840×2160); claims of 16× and 8K upscaling and a resolution picker were removed. Claims of 1,000 images or 5,000 products per session were removed: generations run one at a time. A resolution difference between plans that did not exist was removed (plans differ only in credits), as was a wrong statement that 4K meets 300 DPI on a full A4 page.
2026-07-27DataFashio AI by the Numbers publishedPublished Fashio AI by the Numbers: 91 models, 87 poses, 50 backgrounds and 195 UGC presets, counted from production configuration. In the same pass, the Plus allowance was corrected from 53 to 80 background removals and the jewellery aspect ratios from 5 to 6.
2026-07-20CorrectionUnsourced ratings and statisticsRemoved a 4.9-star rating attributed to 1,200+ reviews, a 12,000-brand customer figure, the 4.9/1247 and 4.9/1250 ratings in structured data, and the "57% of fashion brands" and "80% of ecommerce imagery" figures, none of which had a source. The /photoshoot price was corrected from $9.99/month to $29.99/month, and the tool count was made the same everywhere.