AI Game Creator Pricing: What You Actually Pay For
A practical guide to credits, export rights, commercial use and hidden costs after prototyping.
Quick answer
Do not compare monthly price alone. Compare usable generations, revision costs, export formats and whether the exact plan grants commercial rights.
The five real costs
- Generation allowance: prompts, credits or compute.
- Revision cost: whether every small change consumes allowance.
- Export access: source, web build or desktop package.
- Commercial rights: the plan required before selling.
- Switching cost: how hard it is to leave with your work.
Buyer worksheet
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Can I test free? | Validates workflow before subscribing. |
| Do credits expire? | Changes the cost per finished prototype. |
| Can I export code? | Reduces lock-in. |
| Does this plan allow selling? | Determines commercial use. |
| Is publishing portable? | Affects distribution and control. |
Pricing note
Rosebud currently says users can begin free and paid plans add credits, bigger projects and commercial rights; it directs buyers to “My Plan” for live pricing. Treat checkout as the source of truth. Pocket pricing and monetization should be treated as unconfirmed until Meta displays them in your region.