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Let's Enhance Pricing per Month and Cost per Image

Let's Enhance sells credits on monthly plans. In November 2026 the listed prices are Starter at $12 a month ($9 billed yearly) for 100 credits, Pro at $32 ($24 yearly) for 300 credits and Max at $45 ($34 yearly) for 500 credits, plus 10 free credits at signup. That works out to roughly 9 to 12 cents per credit on Starter and about 7 to 8 cents on Max. If you mostly enlarge and sharpen photos for print or listings, UnblurPicture Pro at $24 a month billed yearly gives 120 images, 4x upscaling to 8,000 px, TIFF and a commercial license.

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Let's Enhance plans and prices

These are list prices from the Let's Enhance pricing page, checked in November 2026. Promotions and regional pricing can change what you see at checkout.

PlanBilled monthlyBilled yearly (per month)Credits per monthOutput cap on card
Free $0 $0 10 at signup 8 MP
Starter $12 $9 100 256 MP
Pro $32 $24 300 350 MP
Max $45 $34 500 512 MP

Their FAQ quotes slightly different output limits for personal and business plans than the cards do, and the pricing page does not spell out commercial use rights per plan. If you sell prints or edit for clients, ask their support for the license terms in writing before you buy.

What an image really costs

Credits are the unit. At standard settings an upscale usually uses one credit, and bigger outputs or extra tools can use more. The table assumes one credit per image, so treat it as the best case.

PlanPrice per monthCreditsCost per credit
Starter, monthly $12 100 $0.12
Starter, yearly $9 100 $0.09
Pro, monthly $32 300 about $0.11
Pro, yearly $24 300 $0.08
Max, monthly $45 500 $0.09
Max, yearly $34 500 about $0.07
UnblurPicture Personal, yearly $9 40 images about $0.23
UnblurPicture Pro, yearly $24 120 images $0.20
UnblurPicture Studio, yearly $74 360 images about $0.21

On raw cost per image Let's Enhance is cheaper at volume. UnblurPicture charges more per image and bundles different things: a commercial license on Pro and Studio, TIFF export, batches of 20 or 100, the REST API on Studio and 4x output up to 8,000 px. The right comparison is what you need to ship, not the lowest number on a table.

Who should pay for Let's Enhance and who should look elsewhere

Let's Enhance fits you if you use its extra tools, such as the image generator, Old Photo mode and presets, and you run a high number of images a month at the lowest unit cost.

It fits less well if you enlarge a few dozen photos a month for print, listings or client files and need a clear commercial license, TIFF and a 300 DPI export. A seller with 60 product photos or a print shop fixing customer files pays for unused credits on a bigger plan and still has to confirm the license. Our full side by side is in the Let's Enhance alternative guide, and the best AI image upscaler roundup compares four tools on price.

A flat price alternative with a commercial license

UnblurPicture enlarges 2x or 4x, sharpens in the same pass and writes 300 DPI into the export. Pro takes batches of 20, outputs PNG, JPG or TIFF up to 8,000 px and includes the commercial license. There is nothing to install.

UnblurPicture ProLet's Enhance Pro
Price per month, billed yearly $24 $24
Allowance 120 images 300 credits
Maximum upscale 4x, up to 8,000 px Up to 350 MP on the card
TIFF and 300 DPI export Yes Check their plan notes
Commercial license stated Yes Not stated on the pricing cards
Batch 20 per batch, ZIP Batch tools on their plans
Extra tools Product, phone and old photo presets Generator, Old Photo mode, more

Let's Enhance wins on credit count and extra tools. UnblurPicture wins when you need the license and print formats stated up front. If your work is photos for print, the increase DPI of image page has the size math, and sellers can see the product photo enhancer.

Test one file before you pay anyone

  • Take a photo that is small or a little soft.
  • Upload it to UnblurPicture and pick Product photo or Phone photo.
  • Choose 2x or 4x and compare with the zoom loupe at 100 percent.
  • Run the same file through Let's Enhance and compare the edges and text.

You get one preview before paying. Once your listing photos are sharp, you can also collect customer testimonials to put social proof next to them.

Let's Enhance pricing questions

How much does Let's Enhance cost?

In November 2026 Let's Enhance lists Starter at $12 a month ($9 billed yearly) for 100 credits, Pro at $32 ($24 yearly) for 300 credits and Max at $45 ($34 yearly) for 500 credits. New accounts get 10 free credits. Confirm the current numbers on their pricing page.

Does Let's Enhance have a free plan?

It offers a free tier with 10 credits at signup and a lower output size cap. That is enough to test a few images, not to run a store catalog or a client job.

How many images do Let's Enhance credits cover?

One credit generally covers one image at standard settings, and larger outputs or extra tools can use more, so 100 credits is roughly 100 simple jobs. Check their credit table for your output size.

What is a cheaper alternative to Let's Enhance?

UnblurPicture Personal is $9 a month billed yearly for 40 images, and Pro is $24 a month billed yearly for 120 images, 4x upscaling to 8,000 px, TIFF and a commercial license. Let's Enhance is stronger on its extra image tools, so choose by workflow.

Is a Let's Enhance subscription worth it?

It is worth it if you use its generator and presets and need a high monthly credit count. If you mainly enlarge and sharpen photos for print or listings, a flat plan with a commercial license can cost less per image.

Check the result on your own file first

Upload one small or soft photo, compare the before and after and pick a plan only if it looks right.

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