What changed on Callirra, newest first — new models, billing rules and reliability work. Anything that affects what your credits buy is called out explicitly.
Release notes
Free-tier output is watermarked again, and the first week is 18 credits
New accounts now start with 18 credits in their first week — the usual 15-credit weekly grant plus a 3-credit welcome bonus. From the second week on the allowance is 15 credits again, resetting every Monday (UTC) with no carry-over.
Why 18 and not 25: 25 bought almost exactly one 12-second 480P video, which made "one fresh account per clip" the cheapest way to use the product. The free tier stays useful for trying things out without being worth farming.
Free-plan and credit-pack-only downloads now carry a small Callirra watermark. Where the applicable model rules permit it, Outputs generated while an active subscription is in effect include commercial usage permission, and that permission remains after the subscription ends. Upgrading later does not retroactively grant commercial rights to earlier free generations.
Referral rewards are 100 credits per side and are paid once your friend makes their first payment — not when they verify an email. Rewards land in the permanent balance.
A bigger first week, and GPT Image 2.5 on the homepage
Earlier the same day the first week was raised to 25 credits (the 15-credit weekly grant plus a 10-credit bonus); it is 18 as of the change above.
The homepage announcement bar now links straight to the GPT Image 2.5 page, next to the Seedance 2.5 one — one click from the landing page to the generator.
The GPT Image 2.5 page (and every other model landing page) now sits on the same warm base as the rest of the site instead of its own pinker hero band.
Pricing page now matches what billing actually does
Capacity figures on the Max tiers are computed from the real model rates — 20 credits per 10s 768P video and 10 credits per GPT Image 2.5 2K image.
Plan credits are documented as per-cycle with no carry-over, because that is what the billing engine enforces. Credit packs keep their own 12-month validity.
The credit unit is stated as $0.01 per credit everywhere, and the Output selector no longer repeats the price on every row (the selected cost is shown next to Generate).
Reliability and account-security pass
Checkout links are always payable: returning to a plan within 15 minutes reuses the same order, and an older one is replaced instead of being handed back expired.
Refund and payment state is now visible in Settings → Payments, including whether an order is still inside the 7-day window.
Payments are confirmed on the page you return to after checkout, so you no longer have to guess whether it went through.
Session and rate-limit handling were hardened, and the dashboard loads its result panel and history correctly on every generator route.
Resolution and quality are independent selectors; both values are included in the pre-generation quote.
A real page for GPT Image 2.5
Dedicated landing page with Flare (photographic) and Sunburst (stylised) variants, prompt gallery, specs and FAQ.
Both variants are available on the free plan using the 15 weekly credits.
Unified asset library and generation history
One place for everything you made, with uploads kept separate from generations, pagination, and the ability to delete a finished task.
Reference material is re-signed on demand, so re-prompting from history keeps working after the original links expire.
Simpler plans and cheaper credit packs
The plan line-up is now Free, Starter, Pro and Max (Max-L is the highest online tier).
Credit pack prices are Mini $5.90, Basic $16.90, Plus $29.90 and Pro $59.90 — each valid for 12 months.
Credit packs unlock after your first subscription and remain purchasable even after that subscription ends.
Localized URLs for the buyer-intent pages
Ten pages — the homepage, pricing, credit costs, five model pages and the two generators — now exist in six languages (de, es, fr, ja, ko, pt), each with a self-referencing canonical and a reciprocal hreflang group. Four model landing pages additionally publish in de, es and fr.
The legacy /en, /zh and /ru prefixes keep redirecting permanently to the unprefixed English route, so no old address breaks.
One price list in USD in every language, and the sitemap, canonical URLs and structured data cover the marketing, model and legal pages.
Looking for something specific? The credit costs page lists per-model rates, and the blog explains how the credit pools work in practice.
