Answer first: SeaArt’s current consumer ladder is Beginner, Standard, Professional, and Master SVIP—not the older Free, Standard, and Pro comparison in this route’s original article. Test first, measure Stamina or Credits per accepted asset, then buy the lowest level that covers your real daily volume and concurrency. Use the live checkout for price because the Mall says displayed amounts are estimates and exclude tax.
Current Plan Map
SeaArt’s Mall FAQ currently publishes these workload allowances:
| Account level | Daily Stamina | Simultaneous task handling |
|---|---|---|
| Regular account | 0 listed | Submit 2; process 1 |
| Beginner SVIP | 300 | Submit 5; process 3 |
| Standard SVIP | 700 | Submit 5; process 3 |
| Professional SVIP | 2,100 | Submit 10; process 5 |
| Master SVIP | 3,500 | Submit 20; process 15 |
The same FAQ associates those levels with illustrative image counts, but model cost and settings vary. It also currently says regular users receive zero daily Stamina while estimating 21 image creations. Treat that as a product-specific free-use estimate, not a transferable credit balance, and verify the signed-in interface before planning work.
Stamina and Credits Are Different Budgets
SeaArt uses two token systems:
- Stamina refreshes daily, is valid only for that day, and cannot accumulate.
- Credits can accumulate, but the expiry rule depends on acquisition source and date.
The live FAQ says most models use about six Credits for a standard image, but tells users to rely on the displayed cost for the actual model. Video, higher-resolution, training, and other workflows can have different economics.
For a useful plan test, record:
- exact model, mode, and settings;
- Stamina or Credits charged per attempt;
- accepted outputs after review;
- queue and processing time;
- training, upscaling, or video costs;
- unused daily Stamina.
Cost per accepted asset is more useful than a nominal token price.
Credit Expiry Changed in 2026
SeaArt’s current Mall FAQ draws date-specific boundaries:
- Event Credits acquired before April 1, 2026 do not expire.
- Event Credits acquired on or after that date last from 90 days to two years according to the event’s rules.
- Purchased Credits acquired before April 1, 2026 do not expire.
- Purchased Credits acquired on or after that date are valid for two years from purchase.
Save the acquisition date and source for every material balance. Do not assume that an old account’s balance rule applies to a new purchase.
Which Level Fits?
Choose regular access or the lowest trial path to validate model quality, prompt behavior, and the signed-in free-use mechanism.
Choose Beginner or Standard when a measured personal workflow mainly needs more daily Stamina or a few parallel tasks. Compare the incremental allowance, checkout total, and likely unused daily capacity.
Choose Professional when accepted-output volume and processing concurrency consistently exceed Standard. Do not pay for a theoretical maximum you will not use.
Choose Master only when a repeat production workload can use the highest listed daily Stamina and concurrency. Include reviewer time, retries, post-processing, and idle capacity in the decision.
The Mall states that subscription prices exclude tax and displayed prices are estimates that can differ because of exchange rates. Record the final amount, billing interval, trial end, renewal, and cancellation terms at checkout.
LoRA Training, API, and Commercial Use
SeaArt’s current FAQ says LoRA training is available to all users and consumes Credits based on complexity and duration. That contradicts older plan tables that made training a paid-tier-only feature.
Do not infer API access from consumer SVIP. SeaCloud exposes a separate model API pricing surface where billing varies by model and specification. Confirm whether your workflow uses the SeaArt creator product, SeaCloud API, or another account surface.
For rights, the Mall FAQ says intellectual property rights in content you generate belong to you and SeaArt does not prohibit commercial use. It also says using another person’s work commercially requires the owner’s authorization and places commercial-use risks and responsibility on the user. Review input rights, model-specific licenses, likeness and trademark issues, output similarity, client rules, and the current terms before publication.
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FAQ
What are SeaArt’s current subscription plan names?
SeaArt’s current Mall lists Beginner, Standard, Professional, and Master SVIP levels. Older Free, Standard, and Pro tables are not a reliable map of the live checkout.
What is the difference between SeaArt Stamina and Credits?
Stamina refreshes daily and does not accumulate. Credits can be accumulated, but their expiry depends on how and when they were acquired. The current Mall says a typical standard image uses about six Credits, while actual cost depends on the model and settings.
Which SeaArt plan should I choose?
Start with the lowest level that can run a representative workload. Upgrade only if measured accepted-output volume, concurrent processing, speed, or another required feature justifies the live checkout cost.
Can SeaArt creations be used commercially?
SeaArt’s current Mall FAQ says it does not prohibit commercial use of content you generate, but users bear the risk and responsibility. Other people’s work requires authorization, and inputs, model terms, third-party rights, and final outputs still need review.
Does every SeaArt plan include API access?
Do not infer API access from an SVIP plan name. SeaArt’s consumer Mall describes creation benefits, while SeaCloud has a separate model API and pricing surface. Verify the exact product, account, model, and billing path.
Official Sources
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