Krea's Pro plan nets more Nano Banana images, fewer Seedance videos for the same compute
Krea rewrote the example model allowances shown on its pricing cards while leaving each plan's underlying compute units unchanged (5k/20k/60k/80k across Basic, Pro, Max and Business).
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WHY IT MATTERS
For buyers comparing cost per output, these example numbers are the only visibility into how a compute budget translates into actual generations, and Krea has redrawn that math more than once in recent weeks. Watch whether the shift toward Nano Banana 2 and away from Seedance previews a broader repricing of video generation relative to image generation, or whether Krea swings the allowance numbers again at its next update.
BY THE NUMBERS
- Nano Banana 2 example generations rise about 75% on Pro (257 to 450) while Pro's compute units stay at 20k/month
- This is one of 3 tracked Krea limit increases, alongside a MiniMax H3 Max quota change on Sep 2, 2026
- Krea has made 13 real pricing changes since tracking began Jun 15, 2026, 9 of them in the last 90 days
- Limit increases appeared in 133 of 1,740 tracked changes (7.6%) across 117 companies in the last 180 days
THEIR RATIONALE
Because the compute-unit quotas themselves didn't move, this reads as a reallocation rather than a straightforward capacity boost: Krea is showing customers that the same monthly budget now stretches further on Nano Banana 2 images, at the cost of fewer Seedance videos now that the pricier Seedance 2.5 model is the example used. Leading with the image-generation number lets Krea show a win of about 75% more generations even though the Seedance side of the ledger moved the other way.
THE SIGNAL
Krea's own history with this pattern has been volatile: this is one of three tracked Krea changes that raised a usage limit, alongside a quadrupling of MiniMax H3 Max video quotas on Sep 2, 2026 — a jump that a 4x cut on Sep 17 across Basic, Pro, Max and Business largely undid. That whiplash fits Krea's overall pace: 9 of its 13 tracked pricing changes have landed in the last 90 days. Limit increases are a real but modest pattern index-wide too: 133 of the 1,740 pricing changes tracked in the last 180 days (7.6%), across 117 companies, with Datadog the most active company in that pattern.
IN CONTEXT
The headline number hides a tradeoff: Krea's compute-unit quotas are unchanged across Basic, Pro, Max and Business, so the roughly 75% jump in Nano Banana 2 generation examples comes alongside fewer Seedance videos as the example shifts to the pricier Seedance 2.5 model. It's one of three tracked Krea changes that raised a usage limit, alongside a quadrupling of MiniMax H3 Max video quotas on Sep 2, 2026 [[krea/2026D245]], which a 4x cut to MiniMax H3 Max and Turbo limits across every paid plan on Sep 17 largely reversed [[krea/2026D260]]. That back-and-forth fits Krea's pace generally: 9 of its 13 tracked pricing changes have landed in the last 90 days. Limit increases are a real if modest pattern index-wide, behind 133 of the last 1,740 tracked changes (7.6%) across 117 companies, with Datadog the most active company in that pattern.