How Much Does CarPixAI Cost?

Credit where it is due: CarPixAI publishes its pricing. In a category where the enterprise players hide every number behind a demo call, that matters — and it makes this article straightforward to write.

Here is exactly what CarPixAI's own pricing page lists, verified on 28 August 2026, plus the one thing it still does not say — and how the model compares to flat-tier pricing.

CarPixAI's published pricing

As listed on carpixai.com/pricing, supplier-listed at time of writing:

All paid plans include high-resolution export; Professional is flagged as the most popular tier and adds bulk inventory workflows; Business adds bulk processing and interior-and-exterior workflows.

That is the whole published picture. Self-serve, no demo call, no annual commitment required — CarPixAI is built for the same buyer Motuva is built for: the independent dealer who wants to see the number before talking to anyone.

How the model works — what the page answers, and what it does not

CarPixAI prices on metered monthly photo allowances: each tier caps how many photos you can process per month, and you choose your tier by volume.

Two mechanics decide what a metered plan really costs. CarPixAI's page answers one of them plainly, and leaves the other open:

• Rollover — answered, and in the buyer's favour. Every paid tier carries the line "Unused credits roll over", and the FAQ says it outright: "Unused credits roll over, so you can use them later instead of losing them at the end of the month." That takes the usual sting out of a metered plan. A dealer averaging 120 photos a month still has to buy the 200-photo Professional tier at $69 rather than the 50-photo Starter — but the spare 80 bank rather than expire. Motuva works the other way round: the allowance resets on your billing date and unused images do not carry over, so the trade is a monthly reset against a top tier with no meter at all.
• Overage. The page does not publish a per-photo charge for going above your tier. Confirm whether a busy month means a blocked workflow, a top-up, or a forced upgrade.

That one gap is not unusual — most metered tools leave overage off the pricing page — but it is exactly the mechanic that decides what a busy month costs. The full breakdown of how allowance-and-credit models behave in practice is in flat-rate vs credit pricing.

The 5-photo free trial is also worth a note. It is genuinely free and card-free, but five photos is roughly a quarter of one car's listing set — enough to judge output quality, not enough to run a real car through a real workflow. What free tiers do and do not let you evaluate is covered in free vs paid AI car photo tools.

How Motuva prices, side by side

Motuva uses flat published tiers — the allowance is the allowance, with no expiry and no top-up packs:

• Free — £0/month. 20 images a month — a full car's listing set, every month, indefinitely. Full output quality, no watermark, studio library included. No card required.
• Pro — £49/month. 150 images a month, plus build-your-own studio configurations.
• Ultra — £99/month. Unlimited images, plus API access (the API is Ultra-only).
• Enterprise — contact us for bespoke volume.

No credit system, no expiry, no top-up packs. Full pricing →

The structural difference shows at the top of the range. CarPixAI's largest published tier is 500 photos for $149/month, with Enterprise pricing above that on request. Motuva's £99 Ultra tier is unlimited — there is no ceiling to grow into and no next quote to negotiate. For a dealer whose volume moves around month to month, "unlimited" is not a luxury; it is the end of thinking about the meter.

At the entry level, the comparison favours testing both: CarPixAI's $0 trial gives you 5 photos once; Motuva's free tier gives you 20 images every month, which is enough to actually run stock through it before deciding anything.

The full feature-by-feature breakdown is in our CarPixAI comparison.

The honest summary

• CarPixAI's cost is published: $19, $69, or $149 a month on metered photo allowances, with a 5-photo free trial — supplier-listed at time of writing on their own pricing page.
• The page states that unused credits roll over, so a quiet month is not money spent on nothing; it does not publish overage terms — confirm those before buying.
• Motuva prices flat: free at 20 images/month, £49 for 150, £99 unlimited with API. No meter to watch.
• Both tools are self-serve with no demo call. Try both on your own stock and judge the output — that is the comparison that actually matters.

Pricing was checked on 28 August 2026 and may change — always confirm on the supplier's own site before making a decision.

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