Remove Background (BiRefNet)
CHEAP · cheapest third for this operationRemove Background (BiRefNet) (Flora) costs $0.0018 for one cutout. That is the the cheapest of the 4 entries we price on the same operation.
Remove Background (BiRefNet) · the arithmetic
the unit$0.0018 per generation · Flora's usage budget is denominated in dollars, not credits: Starter is $18/seat/month and includes $18 of usage per seat, Pro $50 for $50, Max $200 for $200. A dollar of budget therefore costs a dollar and there is nothing to convert. On-demand spending above the budget is charged at the same published rates with no markup. A launch bonus running through 30 September 2026 adds $12/seat on Starter, $50 on Pro and $100 on Max; the unbonused rate is the one used here.
the meter1 generation, priced in dollars at default settings
the sumFlora publishes the dollar price per generation: Remove Background, provider BiRefNet, $0.0018, flat. Nothing is computed.
the verdictCHEAP · cheapest third for this operation
the catchThe cheapest operation of any kind in the four files. remove.bg charges $0.26 for the same cutout, a hundred and forty times more, and Stability AI $0.05. Flora is the counter-example to Higgsfield: the same kind of business - a canvas that resells other people's models - but it publishes the dollar cost of every generation, so the entry needs no assumption at all.
read on 14 sep 2026 · pricing page ↗ · documentation ↗
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How much does Remove Background (BiRefNet) cost on Flora?
$0.0018 for 1 cutout, read from Flora's own pages on 14 sep 2026. The meter: 1 generation, priced in dollars at default settings.
Where does this number come from?
Flora publishes the dollar price per generation: Remove Background, provider BiRefNet, $0.0018, flat. Nothing is computed.
What counts as one operation here?
1 cutout. Every entry in the same operation is priced on that same unit, which is what makes the comparison mean anything.