SJinn Pricing Explained: Plans, Credits and What Each Model Costs

SJinn sells access in credits, and that confuses almost everyone on day one. You are not really buying a plan; you are buying a monthly bucket of credits and a set of models that bucket can spend on. This guide breaks down every SJinn plan, what the credits actually buy, and which tier makes sense for the way you create. Every figure below comes from the pricing page at sjinn.ai, checked on October 28, 2026. If you are brand new to the platform, start with our SJinn overview first, then come back here for the money talk.

The four paid plans

Standard, $12/month: 20,000 credits a month, watermark removal, Seedance 2.5 access, and Tool Mode with unlimited Nano Banana image generation. This is the serious-hobbyist tier.

Pro, $30/month: 60,000 credits a month, watermark removal, Seedance 2.5 access, and the widest Tool Mode list: unlimited Nano Banana Pro at 2K, Seedream v4 and v4.5, Flux 2 Pro, GPT Image 2, MiniMax H3 and Wan 3.0. SJinn marks this plan as its most popular, and the maths below shows why.

Ultra, $60/month: 120,000 credits a month with the same unlimited Tool Mode list as Pro. You are paying for double the credit bucket, not new features.

Enterprise, $720/month: 1,200,000 credits a month, everything in Ultra, team management, and a customized agent built for your team. This one is for studios and agencies, not solo creators.

There is also a free tier, which is the right way to test the platform before spending anything. One important note: the prices above are the annual-plan figures. The pricing page currently shows a 40% discount on annual plans, so monthly billing, when offered, will cost more per month. Members can also buy extra credits on top of a plan when a big project lands mid-month.

What credits actually buy

Credits are spent per generation, and video is where they disappear fastest because most video models charge by the second. From SJinn's published model pricing: Seedance costs 60 credits per second, Sora 2 costs 80 credits per second and Sora 2 Pro 250, Veo 3 Fast is a flat 420 credits and full Veo 3 is 2,100. Kling 1.6 costs 200 and Kling 2.1 costs 300, while SJinn's own image-to-video tool costs 150.

Images are far cheaper. A Nano-Banana image is 50 credits, a GPT image is 50, Flux Kontext is 50, and SJinn's own image model is just 30. Audio sits in between: ElevenLabs voice costs 100 credits per 150 characters, music generation is 200 credits a track, and image-to-3D conversion is 250. Upscaling costs 100 credits for an image and 150 credits per second for video.

Run the maths on Standard's 20,000 credits. That is roughly 330 seconds of Seedance video, or about 400 Nano-Banana images, or 100 music tracks, or any mix of the three. For a creator posting a few short videos a week, Standard is workable. For daily video output, you will feel the ceiling.

Why Tool Mode changes everything

Tool Mode is the part of SJinn pricing most people miss. On paid plans, certain models run unlimited inside Tool Mode and never touch your credit balance. On Standard that is Nano Banana. On Pro and Ultra it expands to Nano Banana Pro, Seedream v4, Flux 2 Pro, GPT Image 2, MiniMax H3 and Wan 3.0, which covers most everyday image work and several video models.

In practice, that means a Pro user can draft images all day for free, then spend credits only on the premium video models. That is a very different deal from a flat credit bucket, and it is the main reason Pro is the sweet spot. Before you upgrade, read how SJinn compares to other AI video generators, because the unlimited-model angle is where SJinn pulls ahead of single-model tools.

Which plan should you pick?

Pick the free tier if you are curious and have made nothing yet. Pick Standard if you post a few times a month and mostly need images plus the odd clip. Pick Pro if you create weekly or daily; the unlimited Tool Mode models and 60,000 credits cover a heavy solo workflow. Pick Ultra only when Pro's bucket genuinely runs dry before month end, and Enterprise when a team needs shared management and a custom agent.

Whichever tier you choose, spend your first credits on a small test: generate one short clip with two different models and compare. Our first-video walkthrough shows exactly how to do that without burning your balance on mistakes.