FOTOhub for business — one account for the team, with the invoice attached

Image, video, audio and 3D generation for a whole team on one account: a shared credit pool the server enforces, Owner, Admin and Member roles with invitations, and a console that says which seat spent what on which model — exportable as CSV, with a VAT invoice at the end of the month rather than a card statement nobody can allocate.

One pool, and it is enforced, not suggested

Everyone generates from the same balance and the limit is checked on the server before a job starts, so a team cannot overspend it and nobody has to top up a personal account to finish a deadline. Roles decide who can invite, who can buy and who can only generate.

Cost attribution you can hand to accounting

Usage is recorded per seat and per model, visible in the console and exportable as CSV or readable over the API. That is the number a finance team asks for and the one most AI tools cannot produce: not "the studio spent this", but which person ran which model how many times and what it cost.

Reach it from what you already run

A REST API with Python and Node SDKs, a CLI, an MCP server for assistants, signed webhooks for job results, and plugins for the shop platforms we support — so a product catalogue can go through generation as a batch instead of as an afternoon in a browser tab. API keys are stored hashed.

Frequently asked questions

Do we get a VAT invoice?
Yes, on monthly and annual plans alike. The free tier stays free and does not need a card to evaluate the platform first.
Who on the team can spend credits?
Whoever the Owner or an Admin lets in. Roles separate inviting people and buying credits from generating with them, so a freelancer added for one project cannot top up the account.
How is a seat priced?
The Teams plan is priced per seat and the generation itself comes out of the shared credit pool, so adding a person who reviews work rather than generates it does not cost what a heavy user costs.
Can we connect the store we already run?
For the platforms we ship a plugin for, yes: connect it, pick products, run the batch and write the results back. The integrations page lists which platforms are live today.