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Why AI judge templates cost different amounts

No flat rate: each template shows its own price on the card.

The short answer

AI judge templates are priced individually, so two cards side by side can cost different amounts. The price sits in the corner of each card, and it is taken from your Coin balance when the job starts.

There is no flat rate to quote you, and this page will not quote a number either. The figure on the card is the one that applies, and it is the one to trust.

Checking prices costs nothing

You can browse every template, filter by category and read every price without an account. Sign-in is only needed at the moment you hit Generate.

So the sensible order is to shortlist a few looks signed out, compare their prices, and only then commit. Choosing an AI judge template covers how to narrow the grid down.

When the money moves

Nothing is charged for looking, and nothing is charged for opening a template. The price comes off your balance when the job starts, and if the render fails it is refunded automatically.

If your balance is short when you press Generate, the generator resets and opens the top-up window instead of losing your upload. What Cock Coins buy covers the balance itself and every other price on the site.

Why a price on the card matters

A price you only learn at the last step is a known problem. The UK Competition and Markets Authority’s unfair commercial practices guidance covers drip pricing, where an initial price is shown and extra fees appear as the purchase proceeds.

Showing the cost on the card before you open anything is the opposite arrangement: you know what a template costs before you spend a minute on it.

Reading two cards against each other

Because prices differ, the useful comparison is not cheapest against dearest but what you want from the clip. The template decides the look; what the clip says is shaped by the persona settings you pick afterwards. A pricier template is not a better rating, only a different look.

A quick method: open the category chip you care about, note the prices of the three or four cards that appeal, and then decide. Because the grid keeps loading as you scroll, filtering first is quicker than scrolling the whole catalogue.

What to check before you press Generate

Confirm the price on the card is the template you meant, upload the photo you want rated, and set the persona. The cost is for the job, so it is worth settling the tone, dials and focus areas before you start rather than after.

If you are weighing this against a custom persona, note that Custom Persona is priced differently: one monthly credit if you have one, otherwise a set amount of Coins. The Custom Persona page shows the current figure.

Why prices vary

The site does not publish a rule for why one template costs more than another, and this page will not invent one. What it does state is that there is no flat rate and each template carries its own price.

That leaves one practical habit: treat the price as information about that template, not a signal of quality. Compare what you would get back, then read the number.

If a price looks different from what you remember, trust the card. Prices are shown fresh on each template, and checking costs nothing.

No flat rate: each template shows its own price on the card.

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