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Remini Pricing and Cost of the Pro and Lite Subscriptions

Remini is free to download and charges through in-app subscriptions. On the US App Store in October 2026 it lists Remini Pro Weekly at $9.99, Remini Lite Weekly at $4.99, $5.99 or $7.99, and a 1 Month plan at $9.99. Billed every week, Pro works out to about $43 a month or $519 a year. If you fix photos for a business, a flat monthly plan with a commercial license, such as UnblurPicture from $9 a month billed yearly, usually costs less. You can test one of your own photos first with the unblur photo tool.

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Remini prices on the US App Store

These are the in-app purchases shown on Remini's US App Store listing, checked on October 22, 2026. The app is published by Bending Spoons. Offers rotate, so you may see only some of them in the app.

PurchaseListed priceBilling
Remini Pro Weekly $9.99 Every week
Remini Lite Weekly $7.99 Every week
Remini Lite Weekly $5.99 Every week
Remini Lite Weekly $4.99 Every week
1 Month $9.99 Every month

The listing also says subscriptions come in weekly, monthly and yearly lengths and renew automatically unless you turn renewal off at least 24 hours before the period ends. A yearly price is not shown in the US listing. Remini also runs in a browser at app.remini.ai, but that site does not publish a price page, so the price you see there appears only after you start.

What Remini really costs per month and per year

Weekly billing looks cheap at the checkout and adds up fast, because a year has 52 weeks, not 48. Here is the same list turned into monthly and yearly figures.

PlanPrice as listedPer monthPer year
Remini Pro Weekly $9.99 a week about $43.29 $519.48
Remini Lite Weekly, top price $7.99 a week about $34.62 $415.48
Remini Lite Weekly, lowest price $4.99 a week about $21.62 $259.48
Remini 1 Month $9.99 a month $9.99 $119.88
UnblurPicture Personal, yearly $108 a year $9 $108
UnblurPicture Pro, yearly $288 a year $24 $288

The 1 Month plan is by far the best Remini deal when the app offers it. If you only see weekly offers, check for it in the App Store subscription settings before you pay, or plan to cancel once your batch of photos is done.

Why Remini prices look different for different people

If a friend paid a different amount, neither of you made a mistake. Three things change the price you see.

  • Offers are shown selectively. The App Store lists several Lite Weekly prices at once, which usually means different users are shown different offers.
  • The store matters. iPhone, Android and the web version bill separately, so a subscription bought on one is managed on that platform.
  • Taxes are added by region. US sales tax depends on your state and is added on top of the listed price.

This is also why third party price pages disagree. Several list prices from older snapshots or other countries, so treat the App Store listing on your own phone as the final word.

Is Remini worth it for business photos?

Remini is built for people fixing selfies and family photos on a phone, and it does that quickly. Business use is a different job. A seller fixing 60 product photos a month, a real estate photographer cleaning up listing shots or a print shop preparing customer files needs four things a phone app is not designed around.

  • A commercial license. We could not find a published commercial license or business plan for Remini, so check its terms before you put enhanced photos on products, listings or ads.
  • Predictable billing. A monthly or yearly plan with an invoice is easier to expense than a weekly charge on a personal Apple ID.
  • Print output. Shops ask for 300 DPI files and often TIFF, and a large long edge for posters and canvas.
  • Batches and seats. Teams want 20 or 100 photos at a time and more than one login on one bill.

If that list describes your work, a tool built for it costs less per photo and saves the weekly renewal surprises. Product sellers can start on the ecommerce photo editing page, and once the photos are sharp, the same files can become UGC style video ads without a new shoot.

Remini vs UnblurPicture for paying users

Remini figures come from its US App Store listing. UnblurPicture figures come from our pricing page.

ReminiUnblurPicture
Entry price Lite Weekly from $4.99 a week Personal, $19 a month or $9 a month billed yearly
Main paid plan Pro Weekly, $9.99 a week, about $43 a month Pro, $49 a month or $24 a month billed yearly
Billing options Weekly, monthly, yearly offers in the app Monthly or yearly
Where it runs iPhone and Android app, plus a web app Any browser, phone or desktop, nothing to install
Photos per month Not stated in the listing 40 on Personal, 120 on Pro, 360 on Studio
Largest output Not stated in the listing 4,000 px on Personal, 8,000 px on Pro and Studio
Print files Not stated in the listing 300 DPI on every export, TIFF on Pro and Studio
Commercial license No published business license found Included on Pro and Studio
Batch, API and seats Not offered publicly Batch of 20 on Pro, 100 on Studio, API and 3 seats on Studio
Free use before paying Free download, paid features by subscription One preview on your own photo

The short version. Remini is quick and good at faces on a phone. UnblurPicture is a monthly tool for people who fix photos for work and need the license, the print files and a bill that does not renew every week.

When Remini is the better choice

Pick Remini if your photos are mostly selfies and portraits and you only need a few fixes. Its face enhancement is strong, it lives on the phone that took the picture, and the 1 Month plan at $9.99 is fair for a short burst of work. It also offers creative extras such as AI avatars that we do not make.

Be careful with family history photos. Strong face models can change how a person looks, and for a grandparent's only portrait that matters. Our picture restoration page explains how we sharpen faces from what the scan shows without reshaping features.

How to cancel a Remini weekly subscription

On an iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, choose Remini and tap Cancel Subscription. Do it at least 24 hours before the next weekly charge, because the App Store renews automatically inside that window. The plan stays active until the paid week ends, and the current week is not refunded. On Android, cancel in the Google Play Store under Payments and subscriptions.

If you are replacing Remini with a browser tool, run your next batch on the new tool before you cancel, so you never lose a week of work.

Remini pricing questions

How much does Remini cost?

On the US App Store in October 2026, Remini lists Pro Weekly at $9.99, Lite Weekly at $4.99 to $7.99 and a 1 Month plan at $9.99. Weekly Pro billed all year is about $519. The app itself is free to download, and the paid features come through these subscriptions.

Is Remini free?

Remini is free to download, but its enhancements are sold through in-app subscriptions, weekly, monthly or yearly. The App Store listing shows prices from $4.99 a week. If you only need a handful of photos, look for the 1 Month plan and cancel before it renews.

Why is Remini charging me $9.99 a week?

That is the Remini Pro Weekly subscription. It renews every 7 days until you turn off auto renewal in your App Store or Google Play subscriptions at least 24 hours before the next charge. Canceling stops future charges, and the current week stays active until it ends.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Remini for business photos?

Yes. UnblurPicture Personal costs $9 a month billed yearly and Pro costs $24 a month billed yearly with a commercial license, 4x upscaling to 8,000 px, TIFF and batches of 20. That is less than the roughly $43 a month that Remini Pro Weekly comes to.

Can I use Remini photos commercially?

We could not find a published commercial license or business plan for Remini, so read its terms of use before selling or advertising with enhanced photos. On UnblurPicture, Pro and Studio include a commercial license for product photos, listings, print and client work.

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