Flux 1

CHEAP · cheapest third for this operation
service Civitaiprice $2.00what you get 1 LoRA trainedcategory imagechecked 14 sep 2026

Civitai LoRA trainer (Flux 1) costs $2.00 for one LoRA training run. That is the the cheapest of the 3 entries we price on the same operation.

how this number is made

Flux 1 · the arithmetic

the unit$0.001 per Buzz · Bronze membership $10/month = 10,000 Buzz/month, the cheapest paid tier

the meterFlux 1: 0.9 Buzz per step plus 20 Buzz per epoch of storage; the default run is 2,000 steps / 10 epochs = 2,000 Buzz

the sum$10 / 10,000 Buzz = $0.001 per Buzz. The developer docs give the default Flux 1 run as 2,000 x 0.9 + 10 x 20 = 2,000 Buzz, so $2.00. 1_image is null on purpose: the operation priced here is a training run, not an image.

the verdictCHEAP · cheapest third for this operation

the catchThere is a floor at 80% of the default configuration price (1,600 Buzz = $1.60) and the final cost is quoted before the run is submitted. Other engines on the same docs: SDXL and SD1 cost 0.20 Buzz per step, so the default 2,000-step run is 500 Buzz = $0.50; Flux 2 Klein 4B is 500 Buzz = $0.50 and 9B is 1,000 Buzz = $1.00. Sample-prompt renders during training are charged separately at normal generation rates. Civitai does not publish a flat Buzz cost for one image: generation is priced on a sliding scale by step count and model architecture, which is why there is no image entry for Civitai.

read on 14 sep 2026 · pricing page ↗ · documentation ↗

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questions
How much does Flux 1 cost on Civitai?

$2.00 for 1 LoRA trained, read from Civitai's own pages on 14 sep 2026. The meter: Flux 1: 0.9 Buzz per step plus 20 Buzz per epoch of storage; the default run is 2,000 steps / 10 epochs = 2,000 Buzz.

Where does this number come from?

$10 / 10,000 Buzz = $0.001 per Buzz. The developer docs give the default Flux 1 run as 2,000 x 0.9 + 10 x 20 = 2,000 Buzz, so $2.00. 1_image is null on purpose: the operation priced here is a training run, not an image.

What counts as one operation here?

1 LoRA trained. Every entry in the same operation is priced on that same unit, which is what makes the comparison mean anything.