Komiks
My comics

Pay for what you draw

Every panel costs us real money to make, so credits are metered rather than unlimited. One credit is one overnight render; two is one drawn on the spot. Writing — the beat sheet, the page scripts, the studio chat — is free.

Free while in beta. Credits are being measured but not collected — nothing is blocked and no balance runs out. The meter in the studio shows what a plan would need.

Indie

$19/month
110credits a month

6 strips, or most of a one-shot

  • ·Clean export, no watermark
  • ·CBZ and print PDF
  • ·Overnight rendering

Creator

Most picked
$49/month
300credits a month

2 one-shots, or a full issue overnight

  • ·Everything in Indie
  • ·Public reader and sharing
  • ·Cover variants
  • ·Priority queue

Studio

$119/month
750credits a month

2 issues a month, or 4 overnight

  • ·Everything in Creator
  • ·3 renders at once
  • ·Commercial licence
  • ·Character market

Publisher

$299/month
2,000credits a month

6 issues a month, or 11 overnight

  • ·Everything in Studio
  • ·6 renders at once
  • ·Seats for collaborators
  • ·Direct support

Top-ups

Credits that never expire, for a month where an issue runs long. Priced a little above the subscription rate because nothing lapses.

Refill

100 cr
$25

A page or two more.

Stack

300 cr
$65

Finish the issue.

Run

1,000 cr
$190

A whole print run.

What things cost

A panel, drawn now2 credits
A panel, drawn overnight1 credit
A character model sheet2 credits
A cover variant2 credits
Beat sheet, page scripts, chatfree

A four-panel strip is about 18 credits including its cast and cover. A 22-page single issue is nearer 350. Drawing overnight halves both, because the work goes through a batch queue that costs us half as much.

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