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Krea rewrote its plan allowance examples

By , Co-founder, PricingSaaS

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Krea rewrote its per-plan model allowance examples for Nano Banana 2 and Seedance.

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What changed

According to Krea's pricing page as of Oct 19, 2026, the per-plan example counts for its model allowances were rewritten while the underlying monthly compute-unit allotments (5k, 20k, 60k and 80k for Basic, Pro, Max and Business) stayed the same. Nano Banana 2 generation examples rose about 75% across plans, according to Krea's pricing page on Oct 19, 2026: Pro from 257 to 450, Max from 771 to 1,350, Business from 1,028 to 1,800, and Basic from 64 to about 112.

On the same Oct 19, 2026 update, according to Krea's pricing page, Seedance examples moved from the Seedance 2.0 model to Seedance 2.5 with fewer clips shown per unit: Pro from 83 to about 65, Max from 250 to about 197, and Business from 333 to about 262, while Basic's example moved from 20 clips on Seedance 2.0 to about 15 clips on Seedance 2.0 Fast.

Why it matters

For a product leader running usage-based pricing, this is a reminder that the unit economics behind credits, tokens or compute allotments can shift without you changing a single price. Krea kept its headline compute-unit allotments untouched and simply updated how far those units stretch for each underlying model — more Nano Banana 2 output per unit, less Seedance 2.5 output per unit — which means the real value of a 'unit' moved even though the sticker price didn't.

If you price on abstracted usage units rather than raw model calls, budget time to refresh your own examples and documentation whenever you swap in a new model version, since customers compare the example numbers, not the unit math. Watch whether Krea keeps biasing its allowance math toward whichever models it wants to push users onto — that's a lever pricing teams can use quietly, long before a listed price moves.

In context

Krea has tuned its model allowances often since Pulse began tracking the company on Jun 15, 2026: according to Pulse's record, it has logged 13 real pricing-page changes in that span, including a roughly quadrupled MiniMax H3 Max video quota in September MiniMax H3 Max video generation quota roughly quadrupled and a 22K-resolution upscaling upgrade on the Basic plan back in June Basic plan image upscaling significantly upgraded. This rewrite lands just three days after Krea added two weeks of unlimited Krea 3 access to annual Pro and Max plans Krea offers 14 days of unlimited Krea 3, underscoring how often the company revisits its plan details without touching list prices. Limit and allowance tweaks like this are a common move across the companies Pulse tracks, not unique to Krea — Activepieces, for instance, raised its Free plan's user cap from one to five seats this month Activepieces Free plan now supports up to 5 users. The sharper read: because the compute-unit allotments themselves didn't move, this is Krea re-pricing its own model mix as Nano Banana 2 and Seedance 2.5 shift in relative cost to run, not a quota increase for users.

Common questions

Does this change what current Krea subscribers pay or receive?

Not for the quota itself — but if your own plan lists model names and counts the way Krea's does, check those examples each time you swap a model version, since that's the detail that quietly drifts out of date.

Why would Nano Banana 2 generation counts go up while Seedance ones go down?

Nano Banana 2 appears to consume fewer compute units per image than its predecessor, so the same allotment now stretches further; Seedance 2.5 clips apparently cost more units than Seedance 2.0, so the same allotment buys fewer videos.

Should we expect our own usage-based limits to need this kind of relabeling?

Any plan priced in abstracted usage units (credits, compute, tokens) will need the same kind of example refresh whenever the underlying model mix changes cost — worth flagging to your pricing docs owner before a customer notices the swap.

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