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Plnty

A shared canvas where design teams generate and edit images, video, vectors, 3D and audio with dozens of outside models, priced in credits.

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Our rating

3.7/5

Plnty is a thoughtful canvas for studios that already juggle five generation tools, with honest per-model credit prices, but it is invitation-only and, short of an Enterprise contract, only some of its models come with a promise not to train on your work.

What is Plnty?

Plnty, from Plnty Labs in Tel Aviv, is a browser canvas for creative teams. Instead of one prompt box it offers single-purpose tools built on outside models: image models such as Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Seedream 5 and FLUX.2 Pro, video from Seedance 2.5, Kling O3, Veo 3.1 Fast and Wan 3.0, and 3D from Tripo, Meshy and Trellis, next to free in-browser tools for sculpting, painting and remeshing. You can mark up an image to direct an edit, generate variations with variables, build a 3D scene from a brief, and share a board for comments.

It was founded by Yam Ben Adiva of Yambo Studio and Hezi Jacob, formerly a creative lead at Wix. It is in invitation-only beta: you request access from a waitlist. Paid plans run from $18 a month to a Team plan from $149 a month with unlimited seats; Plnty says one credit is worth $0.01 on Creator and Team.

How much does Plnty cost?

PlanPriceWhat you get
FreeFree250 credits once, 3 boards, 250 MB, view-only sharing
Starter$18/month ($15 yearly)1,500 credits a month, 10 boards, 50 GB, no rollover
Creator$35/month ($29 yearly)3,500 credits a month, unlimited boards, 250 GB, Figma and Cinema 4D plugins
Pro$70/month ($63 yearly)From 7,800 credits a month, 1 TB, cheapest top-ups
TeamFrom $149/month ($124 yearly)15,000 shared credits, unlimited seats, per-member spend limits
EnterpriseCustomSSO, custom contract, model policy, no training on your data

Free: 250 credits once, 3 boards. Starter $18/month ($15 yearly), 1,500 credits; Creator $35/month ($29 yearly), 3,500 credits; Pro $70/month ($63 yearly), from 7,800 credits; Team from $149/month ($124 yearly), 15,000 shared credits, unlimited seats. Enterprise custom. Access by invitation during the beta.

Is Plnty worth it?

A studio pitching a campaign often has its moodboard in Figma, its images in Midjourney, its video tests in Kling and its feedback in a Slack thread nobody can find.

Plnty tries to put all of that on one board. Each model is wrapped as a tool with a narrow job, so a designer can mark a spot on an image and comment to direct an edit, run a set of variations that change only the lighting, or turn a brief into a rough 3D set with camera moves. The client sees the same board through a link and comments on it. The founders come from a motion studio and from Wix's creative team, and it shows in the choices: it is built around review and iteration, not the single lucky prompt.

The pricing page is clearer than most. Plnty says a credit is worth $0.01 on Creator and Team, and lists the cost per item: 23 credits for a Nano Banana Pro image, 32 for GPT Image 2, 63 for a 5-second Kling O3 clip and 180 for the same length on Veo 3.1 Fast. So $35 a month on Creator buys about 19 Veo clips or about 150 Nano Banana images. Failed generations are not charged, and remeshing, sculpting and painting are free.

The home page carries logos from Wix, Base44, Island, Koto, WPP, Fiverr and monday, and a quote from Base44's creative lead saying the company's film was decided in Plnty. We found no independent account of those deployments; treat the list as Plnty's own.

The catch: you cannot just sign up, because it is a waitlisted beta. Your prompts, uploads and outputs go to 11 outside model providers, including fal.ai, Replicate, OpenRouter, OpenAI, BytePlus and Tripo3D's Hong Kong entity. Plnty does not train on your content, but only endpoints it labels "Protected" carry a provider's no-training promise; the others follow each provider's own terms, which may allow training. A team admin can switch off providers or single models. The trust page names no SOC 2 or ISO certification, account data sits in an AWS region in India, and retention is "as long as reasonably necessary".

Our take: as a shared studio board it is worth a request for access, and the credit table makes it easy to budget. For a brand's unreleased campaign, the deciding question is whether a team admin has limited it to Protected endpoints, since that is the only setting that keeps outside providers from learning on the work.

Where it earns its place

  • A six-person branding studio

    Explore campaign looks and get the client to sign off on one board

    Team from $149 a month shares 15,000 credits across unlimited seats, about 650 Nano Banana Pro images at 23 credits each; the client comments through a share link instead of an email chain.

  • A motion designer working in Cinema 4D

    Test video directions before committing render time

    Creator at $35 a month adds the Cinema 4D and Figma plugins; a 5-second Kling O3 test costs 63 credits and a Wan 3.0 clip 75, so 3,500 credits cover roughly 50 short tests.

  • An in-house design lead at a software company

    Let the brand team use AI tools without sending work to providers that train on it

    On Team, the admin switches off unprotected providers and models so requests are blocked before data leaves; a written no-training clause and SSO need the Enterprise contract.

Before you commit

Setup
Request access and wait for an invitation; then sign in with Google or email, optionally with authenticator two-factor, and start a board from the free 250 credits.
Integrations
Figma and Cinema 4D plugins from Creator up; models from fal.ai, Replicate, OpenRouter, OpenAI, Krea, Luma, BytePlus, RunPod, ElevenLabs, Meshy and Tripo3D. No public API listed.
Data and privacy
Prompts, uploads and outputs are stored in Cloudflare R2, with account data in Supabase on AWS in India and live sync on Fly.io in Frankfurt. Plnty does not train on your content; only Protected endpoints carry a provider no-training promise, and Enterprise adds a no-training clause. Audit logs kept 12 months, backups 7 days. No certifications listed. Which AI tools train on your data?
Cost at scale
Team is $149 a month for 15,000 credits or $279 for 30,000, then up to 120,000; above that a team buys top-ups, for example 50,000 credits for $600.
Limits
Starter credits do not roll over; Creator rolls over 1 month and Pro and Team 3 months. Yearly plans are not refunded. Free accounts cannot buy top-ups.

What’s good

  • Per-model credit costs published, at $0.01 a credit on Creator and Team
  • Built around team review: shared boards, link sharing and comments on the canvas
  • Mark-up editing, variables across variations and a 3D scene builder
  • Team plan has unlimited seats and per-member spend limits
  • Admins can block providers or single models before data leaves

What’s not

  • Invitation-only beta with a waitlist
  • Only Protected endpoints carry a no-training promise; others follow provider terms
  • No SOC 2 or ISO certification on the trust page
  • Customer logos are not independently confirmed
  • Small pricing inconsistencies, such as a 500-credit top-up in the FAQ that is not on sale

Best for

Design and motion studios that want one shared board for generating, comparing and getting client feedback on AI images, video and 3D.

Plnty alternatives

Plnty: common questions

Is Plnty worth it?
Plnty is a thoughtful canvas for studios that already juggle five generation tools, with honest per-model credit prices, but it is invitation-only and, short of an Enterprise contract, only some of its models come with a promise not to train on your work. We rate it 3.7 out of 5.
How much does Plnty cost?
Free: 250 credits once, 3 boards. Starter $18/month ($15 yearly), 1,500 credits; Creator $35/month ($29 yearly), 3,500 credits; Pro $70/month ($63 yearly), from 7,800 credits; Team from $149/month ($124 yearly), 15,000 shared credits, unlimited seats. Enterprise custom. Access by invitation during the beta.
What are the downsides of Plnty?
Invitation-only beta with a waitlist; only Protected endpoints carry a no-training promise; others follow provider terms; no SOC 2 or ISO certification on the trust page; customer logos are not independently confirmed; small pricing inconsistencies, such as a 500-credit top-up in the FAQ that is not on sale.
Who is Plnty best for?
Design and motion studios that want one shared board for generating, comparing and getting client feedback on AI images, video and 3D.
How much does Plnty cost for a team or in production?
Team is $149 a month for 15,000 credits or $279 for 30,000, then up to 120,000; above that a team buys top-ups, for example 50,000 credits for $600.
Is Plnty safe for company data?
Prompts, uploads and outputs are stored in Cloudflare R2, with account data in Supabase on AWS in India and live sync on Fly.io in Frankfurt. Plnty does not train on your content; only Protected endpoints carry a provider no-training promise, and Enterprise adds a no-training clause. Audit logs kept 12 months, backups 7 days. No certifications listed.
What are the best Plnty alternatives?
The closest alternatives we have reviewed are Krea, Adobe Firefly, Figma and Higgsfield.

Answers checked Nov 13, 2026.