Pricing: memberships vs credits
A plain-language explanation of xeve.ai recurring memberships, one-time credits, and when each payment model applies.
Overview
Xeve.ai uses two main payment models: memberships and credits. They are related, but they are not the same thing.
Memberships vs credits at a glance
The same distinction as a table, so you can check a single row instead of reading the whole page.
| Question | Membership | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | A recurring plan: monthly, quarterly or yearly. | A one-time package. No subscription is started. |
| What it costs today | $12.99 per month, or $6.29 per month on the quarterly plan and $4.89 per month on the yearly plan. | Packages start at $4.99. The $22.99 package holds 500 credits. |
| What it unlocks | Broader ongoing access to the companion features, including interactive chat and video. | Media generation actions: AI images and generated videos. |
| What a single action costs | Nothing on top — companion access is part of the plan. | 5 credits for an image, 20 credits for a generated video. |
| Best for | Chatting and video calling regularly. | Occasional image or video generation. |
What memberships cover
Membership checkout is the recurring-plan side of xeve.ai. The app offers plan options such as yearly, quarterly, and monthly access under the main all-access membership flow.
Memberships are tied to the companion product itself. In current product flows, they are the relevant purchase path for broader access to interactive character experiences and for some subscription-gated account capabilities.
The standard all-access membership is $12.99 per month, with the quarterly plan working out to $6.29 per month and the yearly plan to $4.89 per month. Every membership also includes a monthly allowance of generation credits. Regional prices and promotions can differ; the checkout always shows the price that applies to you.
What credits cover
Credits are the usage-based side of xeve.ai. The credits checkout page sells fixed credit packages, and the app uses those credits to pay for image and video generation.
The generator calculates how many outputs a credit package can fund based on the current image cost and video cost. Video usually costs more than an image, and longer video duration can increase the required credits further.
As a current example: an AI image costs 5 credits and a generated video 20 credits. The $22.99 package includes 500 credits, enough for roughly 100 images or 25 videos. Credit packages start at $4.99 and require no subscription.
When each one applies
- Choose a membership when you want broader ongoing access to xeve.ai companion features.
- Choose credits when you want to fund media generation actions such as image or video creation.
- Some users will use both because the product has both a companion-access layer and a media-generation layer.
How you can pay
Xeve.ai accepts several payment methods. Which ones you see depends on your country:
- Cards (Visa and Mastercard, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay) in most countries. A membership paid by card renews automatically until you cancel it.
- Cryptocurrency, in every country; the checkout offers it for the larger packages.
- Regional methods where available: Przelewy24 (Poland), iDEAL and Bancontact (offered EU-wide), SEPA (EU), online banking (EU, UK, Switzerland, Norway), PayPal and Venmo (United States), UnionPay (parts of Asia).
- Prepaid cash vouchers such as Neosurf and CashToCode (EU).
- Every regional, voucher or cryptocurrency payment is a one-time payment — fixed-term access for memberships, a credit pack for credits — and it never renews.
The checkout shows exactly which methods are available for your country; the hosted payment page of our payment provider makes the final selection. Prices are shown in US dollars at checkout, and charges appear on your statement under the descriptor published on our contact page.
How to read the site correctly
Product pages do not all sell the same thing. If a page is centered on broader companion access, it usually points toward the membership flow. If a page is centered on image or video generation, it usually points toward the credits flow.
That difference is why this docs page exists. It gives one stable explanation that product pages and future content can link back to instead of re-explaining the pricing model every time.