GLOBALSNAP AI
Global Snap gives consumer apps a simple API for hair try-on, beard styling, makeup previews, and image editing. Start with pay-as-you-go pricing, then move into lower unit costs as your app grows.
Many general image-editing models are priced per output image. Global Snap is focused on recurring app workflows, so the pricing is shaped for repeated try-ons and high-volume consumer usage.
| Provider / model | Published market price | Global Snap position | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Replicate — Google Nano BananaGeneral image editing | $0.039 / output image | $0.019 / generationStarter plan | Teams testing visual try-on flows |
| Replicate — FLUX.1 Kontext ProHigh-quality text-guided editing | $0.040 / output image | about half for standard try-onApp-focused API layer | Beauty, grooming, and e-commerce previews |
| Replicate — FLUX.1 Kontext DevOpen-weight image editing | $0.025 / output image | from $0.012 / generationGrowth plan | Apps with repeat usage and predictable volume |
| Enterprise deploymentsDedicated capacity / custom models | Custom | custom volume pricingDedicated GPU capacity available | Large consumer apps, marketplaces, and studios |
External model pricing is used only as a benchmark. Final Global Snap pricing depends on volume, transform type, SLA, and deployment requirements.
No seat fees. No dashboard tax. Pricing is based on visual generations so it maps directly to product usage.
For prototypes, early launches, and teams validating hair try-on or image-editing workflows.
For shipping apps with repeat users, heavier try-on volume, and production launch timelines.
For high-volume apps that need predictable capacity, stronger SLAs, or private deployment options.
These are simple examples to help app teams estimate cost before applying for access.
Good for pilots, landing-page demos, and first beta users.
Good for early production apps with repeat try-on usage.
Best handled with reserved capacity, SLA, and a usage plan.
| Feature | Starter | Growth | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hair try-on, beard, makeup, image editing | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Async job API | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Webhook callbacks | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Priority queue | Standard | Priority | Reserved capacity |
| Custom presets | Limited | Included | Included |
| Custom models | No | Optional | Available |
| Deployment options | Hosted API | Hosted API | Hosted, VPC, or dedicated |
| Support | Email onboarding | Email + Slack | Named technical contact |
A generation is one completed visual output returned by the API. For example, one hair-color preview, one beard styling result, one makeup preview, or one image-editing result counts as one generation.
No. If a job fails because of an API-side error and no usable output is produced, it should not count as a billable generation. If the input is invalid, blocked by policy, or repeatedly submitted incorrectly, we may reject it before processing.
Global Snap is optimized for repeat app workflows such as hair try-on, beard styling, makeup previews, and controlled image edits. By narrowing the API around these product flows, we can price for recurring usage instead of one-off creative generation.
Yes. The API is designed for mobile apps, web apps, salon tools, beauty platforms, e-commerce previews, and other consumer products that need production-ready visual transformations.
Yes. The public API shape supports async jobs and webhook callbacks, so your app can create a job, receive a job ID, and get notified when the result is ready.
Yes. Growth and Enterprise customers can use custom presets for recurring looks such as balayage, beard density, salon styles, brand-specific makeup looks, or marketplace-specific transformations.
During early access, trial credits are reviewed case by case. Request access and include your app type, expected monthly volume, and the transformations you want to test.
Yes. Enterprise plans can include reserved capacity, deployment planning, stronger SLAs, and private deployment options depending on volume and technical requirements.
Tell us your product type, expected monthly generation volume, and which transformations you need first.
Request access