Enterprise plans for whole portfolios

Teams that produce visuals every week rather than once a project: residential developers, real estate agencies, furniture brands and retailers, architecture and interior studios, and owners who keep renovating their own space. The customers listed above are the shape of it. JTRE, Cresco and YIT market apartments before they are built, Herrys stages listings, Kondela put the visualizer on its own e-shop, Penta Hospitals visualizes wards before a fit-out is commissioned. If one person is designing one room at a time, Standard or Pro on the pricing page is the cheaper fit.

The account owner plus their teammates, with no extra charge per seat: Growth includes 5 teammates, Scale 10, and the Unlimited tiers 15 to 30, rising with the tier. The owner adds them by email in Settings → Subscription → Team Members, and an invited colleague inherits the full plan the moment they sign in with that address: 4K renders, commercial use, the whole furniture catalog and no watermarks. There is no separate seat SKU to buy and no per seat price to work out.

Yes. Every generation a member runs is deducted from the owner’s monthly balance, so there is one number to watch instead of a balance per person, and nobody stalls mid-project because their own allowance ran dry. It also means a busy week in one department eats into the same pool as everyone else, which is the usual reason teams move up a tier rather than add seats.

It is the name of the top four tiers, not a promise of unlimited use. Every tier has the monthly credit allowance printed on its card, from 35,000 on Unlimited to 105,000 on Unlimited Max, and room for 500 to 1,500 saved projects, against 100 on Growth and 200 on Scale, so a studio can keep every client and every unit in its own project instead of archiving old work to make room.

The card for each tier quotes the image count at standard quality. What moves that number is what you generate: a 4K render or the detailed model costs more than a standard one, placing real furniture into a shot costs more than restyling it, and walkthrough video, explorable 3D worlds and a GLB model of a whole floor plan are the heaviest jobs on the platform. Credits refresh at the start of each billing cycle and unused ones do not roll over, so the tier to pick is the one that covers a normal month, not your busiest one.

Nothing is lost. Projects, renders and downloads stay exactly where they are; the team simply can’t start a new generation until credits are back. You can wait for the refresh at the start of the next cycle, or move up a tier straight away, in which case the extra credits land on the account as soon as the prorated payment clears.

Yes, in both directions, without a call. An upgrade takes effect immediately: you pay the prorated difference and the extra credits appear as soon as that clears. A downgrade also switches straight away with no new charge, and the unused part of what you paid is credited against future invoices. Cancelling is in Settings → Edit Profile → Manage → Cancel subscription; it stops the next charge and you keep full access until the end of the period you have already paid for. Enterprise plans are also covered by the 7-day money-back guarantee.

Yes, and it is included rather than a separate contract. Any paid plan can generate an API key in Settings, and calls draw from the same credit pool as the app: 10 credits for a render, 100 for a 4-second walkthrough video and 150 for 8 seconds, 10 to render a floor plan or 100 for a downloadable GLB model of it, 75 for a 3D model built from one furniture photo, 30 for a draft explorable 3D world and 200 for the HD one. A failed generation is refunded automatically. There is no MeltFlex-side rate limit and no tier that raises one. Endpoints, request bodies and copy-paste examples are on the API docs page, and the same tools are reachable from Claude or ChatGPT through the MCP server.

Yes, and it is included in every Enterprise plan. You set it up yourself in the embed builder: pick the tool, add your logo, color and language, connect your product feed if you sell furniture, and paste the embed code into your site. Anyone can build and preview an embed for free, and the code unlocks with an Enterprise plan. Designs your visitors make draw from your plan's credits. Kondela, one of the largest furniture retailers in the region, runs it this way on its own e-shop: a shopper uploads a photo of their room, browses close to 10,000 real Kondela products inside the tool, and every piece stays linked to its real product page and price. Developers who want full control can wire the same engine in through the API. The details are on the MeltFlex on your website page.

Yes. Enterprise plans can upload your own furniture and use it in designs alongside the nine retail brands already in the catalog, which is what a manufacturer or a developer with a fixed fit-out specification needs. The export follows: a project can be exported as a PDF that carries the render, the product list, quantities and prices, so the same file works as a client quote and as a spec sheet.

Yes. Commercial use is included on Pro and on every Enterprise tier, and it is the normal case here: our customers put MeltFlex output into property listings, sales galleries, printed brochures, social ads and investor decks. Paid renders carry no watermark. The exact grant is section 8.4 of the Terms. One honest limit worth repeating to a client: these are visualizations, not architectural drawings, and they should never be used as construction documents.

Your uploads and renders are private to your account: not shown to other users, not published anywhere, and never used to train AI models. Work becomes public only when someone on your team deliberately publishes a project to the community gallery or creates a share link, both of which are explicit actions inside the app. Deleting a project or the account removes the stored files. MeltFlex is operated from Bratislava under EU data protection law; the full detail is in the privacy policy.

Different tools for different moments. A studio render is still the right call for the one hero image of a flagship building. MeltFlex is what makes the other two hundred visuals viable: a studio charges per apartment and takes days per revision, which is why most developers only ever visualize a handful of show units, while here a furnished, photorealistic visual comes back in minutes from a photo, an empty room or an early render. That is the change VI GROUP and JTRE describe in their case studies, and it is why teams end up visualizing every layout instead of a sample.

Enterprise plans are billed by card through Stripe, monthly or once a year in one invoice, with 10% off Growth and Scale and 15% off the Unlimited tiers when you pay yearly, in euros or pounds. At checkout you enter your company address and, if you have one, your VAT ID, and tax is applied automatically, including reverse charge where it applies. Every payment produces an invoice from Stripe sent to the billing email. If your finance team needs something the checkout does not cover, write to info@meltflexai.com and we will tell you what is possible before you subscribe.

Then the plan stops being a plan. Write to info@meltflexai.com with roughly how many renders, videos or API calls a month you expect and what you are building. Past that volume the conversation is usually about a dedicated integration or a branded tool of your own rather than a bigger credit bundle.