Banana
Plans That Fit The Workflow
Banana Pro Studio is being shaped around a simple structure: a free entry layer for testing, a Pro tier for consistent output, and a Team tier for shared control.
Simple entry
Starter keeps the first step friction-free while the product flow is still being refined.
Managed billing
Paid plans are being structured around clean subscription handling, invoices, and upgrade paths.
Room to scale
The Team layer is reserved for shared access, billing ownership, and admin-level controls.
Plan Structure
The plan names and pricing layout are ready now so the checkout layer can be connected later without redesigning the front-end flow.
For solo testing
A clean entry point for trying prompts, references, and case imports before you commit to a paid workflow.
For daily production
Designed for creators who need a faster rhythm, more generation headroom, and a cleaner path from exploration to shipped visuals.
For small studios
A collaborative tier for teams that want a shared operating layer around prompt work, approvals, and account management.
Comparison
FAQ
No. Starter is the entry layer for testing the Studio workflow, Explore imports, and reference-based generation before upgrading.
The product flow stays inside Banana, while subscriptions and invoices are intended to run through a managed billing layer when payments go live.
Yes. The pricing structure is designed so individual creators can begin free, then move into Pro or Team once account and billing features are fully enabled.
Team is meant for small studios, in-house creative groups, and operators who want shared ownership of billing, access, and workflow controls.
Next Step
The product flow can keep moving before billing is connected. That is why the pricing structure is already defined even while the checkout layer is still being wired up.