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Eachlabs alternative: one API, every price up front, and a studio on top

Pixel Dojo gives developers one endpoint for the top image and video models, with each model's credit price in the catalog before the call, and gives the rest of the team a browser studio, Sensei and Film Studio on the same account.

Eachlabs sells access to many models through one API. We wanted to show what that looks like on our side, so we sent one ecommerce brief to four image models through our public API and kept every result, price and setting.

2 credits ($0.13) per image at 1024x1024. Included in every plan, from $10/month.

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A white ceramic pour over dripper on a glass carafe of coffee as a copper gooseneck kettle pours water into the grounds on an oak counter
E-commerce product photo of a white ceramic pour over coffee dripper sitting on a glass carafe, fresh grounds in the paper filter, a thin stream of hot water pouring in from a copper gooseneck kettle, light oak counter, soft daylight from the left, clean neutral background.

How a model API aggregator works, and what it bills you for

An aggregator puts many model providers behind one key and one request format. You write the integration once and switch models by changing an id. Eachlabs describes itself as a unified AI API platform with hundreds of models from more than 30 providers.

The real difference between aggregators is the bill. Eachlabs says on its pricing page that you pay each model's published per call price at the provider's rate, billed monthly, with no seats, minimum spend or subscription. Its home page adds a 5.5% platform fee on its LLM Router for chat models. Storage beyond the first 5 GB costs $0.023 per GB-month.

We price in credits instead. Every model in our public catalog carries its credit price before you call it, the same number our model pages show, so a job's cost is known when you build the request rather than when the monthly bill arrives.

The other difference is who else can use it. An API serves the developer. We put the same models in a browser studio too, so a designer can test a prompt on four engines before the developer wires the winner into the app.

More product and app content we made through the same API

Every clip and image below came from a call to the same endpoint, with the prompt shown. Tap one to start from it.

A product turntable on WAN 3.0 with sound, for 10 credits.

Product turntable video: a sculptural ceramic table lamp with a pleated linen shade rotates slowly on a sand colored pedestal, then clicks on and glows warm, soft studio light sweeping across the glaze. Sound: a soft click and a quiet studio hum.

WAN 3.010 credits5 s720P16:9

A vertical drinks shot on Seedance 2.5 with fizz and ice sound built in.

Vertical macro product shot: sparkling water pours over clear ice cubes and a wheel of lime in a tall glass, bubbles racing up, condensation on the glass, bright summer light on a white tile counter. Sound: fizzing, ice clinks and a pour.

Seedance 2.530 credits5 s720p9:16Audio

A spoken order update on Veo 3.1 Fast, the kind of clip an app can send to its users.

A friendly woman with braided hair at a bright home office desk turns from her laptop to the camera and says, "Good news, your order shipped this morning." Soft daylight, plants behind her, quiet room tone.

Veo 3.1 Fast18 credits4 s1080p16:9Audio
A man in a cream linen shirt and olive trousers walks across a sunlit stone plaza with a long shadow

A fashion lookbook frame on Kling Image for 1 credit.

Fashion lookbook photograph of a man in a loose cream linen shirt and pleated olive trousers walking across a sunlit stone plaza, mid stride, long shadows, warm Mediterranean light, full body, 35mm film look.

Kling Image1 credits2K3:4

One product brief, four image models, one endpoint

We sent the same pour over coffee brief to four models through our public API, changing only the model id and the aspect setting each model uses for 4:3. Each tile shows its settings and credits.

GPT Image 2.5: the dripper, carafe and copper kettle styled with a plant, a jar of beans, a towel and a mug

E-commerce product photo of a white ceramic pour over coffee dripper sitting on a glass carafe, fresh grounds in the paper filter, a thin stream of hot water pouring in from a copper gooseneck kettle, light oak counter, soft daylight from the left, clean neutral background.

GPT Image 2.52 credits
FLUX 3 Image: a clean catalog shot of the dripper, a carafe of amber coffee and the kettle against a plain wall

E-commerce product photo of a white ceramic pour over coffee dripper sitting on a glass carafe, fresh grounds in the paper filter, a thin stream of hot water pouring in from a copper gooseneck kettle, light oak counter, soft daylight from the left, clean neutral background.

FLUX 3 Image1 credits1.5k4:3
Nano Banana 2.1: the dripper in a bright kitchen with a hand holding the kettle at the edge of the frame

E-commerce product photo of a white ceramic pour over coffee dripper sitting on a glass carafe, fresh grounds in the paper filter, a thin stream of hot water pouring in from a copper gooseneck kettle, light oak counter, soft daylight from the left, clean neutral background.

Google Nano Banana 2.11.5 credits2K4:3
Seedream 5: a tight shot of the dripper and the stream of water, with the carafe cropped at the bottom

E-commerce product photo of a white ceramic pour over coffee dripper sitting on a glass carafe, fresh grounds in the paper filter, a thin stream of hot water pouring in from a copper gooseneck kettle, light oak counter, soft daylight from the left, clean neutral background.

Seedream 52.5 credits
  • All four put the stream of water from the gooseneck kettle right into the grounds, which is the detail that sells this product.
  • FLUX 3 Image gave the cleanest marketplace style shot for 1 credit, the cheapest of the four.
  • GPT Image 2.5 styled a whole lifestyle scene around the product, with props we never asked for. Good for social, less so for a listing.
  • Seedream 5 framed closest and cropped the carafe, so give it a wider aspect or a framing note when the full product must show.

Eachlabs vs Pixel Dojo: billing and access

Everything in the Eachlabs column comes from its home and pricing pages, read on October 15, 2026.

TopicEachlabsPixel Dojo
How you payPay as you go at each model's published per call price, billed monthlyPrepaid credits: Lite $10 a month for 160 credits, Pro $25 for 500 credits, Pro Max $50 for 1,100 credits, or API credit packs from $5
MinimumsNo seats, no minimum spend, no subscription requiredAPI credit packs start at $5
Price before the callPrices are estimates; the page says the real cost of a run depends on your inputsEach model's credit price is in the public catalog and on its model page before you generate
Chat modelsLLM Router with a 5.5% platform fee on top of list priceSensei, our AI director, plans the project, prices it and waits for your approval before it spends
PipelinesAI Workflows, a catalog of multi step pipelinesSensei plans and runs multi step projects; Film Studio goes from script and cast to storyboard, clips and an edited film
Agent accesseach::sense, an OpenAI compatible agent that picks from 500+ optionsA hosted MCP server, so AI assistants can call every model
Web studioFashion AI and Product Visual Generator toolsEvery model also runs in the browser, plus Character Studio and LoRA trainers

What each part of the stack does here

  • Public API

    One endpoint for every model, with docs generated from each model's own spec, so the docs match what the model accepts.

  • Hosted MCP server

    Point an AI assistant at our hosted MCP server and it can call the same models your app uses.

  • Browser studio

    Test prompts and settings on a model page before you code them, then copy the same parameters into your request.

  • LoRA trainers

    Train a FLUX, Qwen, WAN or Z-Image LoRA on your product or style, so every shot matches it.

When Eachlabs is the better pick

If you need chat models and media models behind one bill, or you want hundreds of niche models from more than 30 providers, Eachlabs covers more ground than we do. Its no minimum, pay as you go model also suits traffic that spikes and drops.

Enterprise teams that need on premise or VPC deployment and dedicated SLAs can talk to Eachlabs sales about them.

If your product is built on the top image and video models, and you want fixed credit prices, a studio your team can use and an agent that plans the work, we think Pixel Dojo is the simpler choice.

What API work costs on Pixel Dojo

API credit packs start at $5, and web plans are Lite $10 a month for 160 credits, Pro $25 for 500 credits, Pro Max $50 for 1,100 credits. Commercial use is included on every plan.

Our four product shots cost between 1 and 2.5 credits each, and every tile lists its own price.

Under our refund policy, a first purchase can be refunded within 7 days, in full if under 20% of the credits are used and pro-rated after that.

Eachlabs questions

What is a good alternative to Eachlabs?

Pixel Dojo offers one public API for the top image and video models with the credit price of each model listed before the call, plus a hosted MCP server and a browser studio on the same account.

How does Eachlabs pricing work?

Eachlabs says you pay each model's published per call price at the provider's rate, billed monthly, with no seats, minimums or subscription. Its LLM Router adds a 5.5% platform fee.

Which image model is best for product photos?

In our test FLUX 3 Image gave the cleanest catalog shot for 1 credit, and GPT Image 2.5 the richest lifestyle scene.

Can AI assistants call Pixel Dojo models?

Yes. Our hosted MCP server lets AI assistants call the same models as the public API.

Can I use API outputs commercially?

Yes. Commercial use is included on every Pixel Dojo plan and credit pack.

Try Pixel Dojo as your Eachlabs alternative

Write a prompt above or start from any example on this page. One subscription covers every model on Pixel Dojo.

Start with GPT Image 2.5