Pricing

Who pays?

One price for the whole table, not one per player. Anyone at the table can chip in, shares follow what each person authorised, and unused credit goes back to the person who put it in.

What if the money runs out?

The table pauses, the campaign is kept, and nothing is deleted. Play picks up when someone adds funding.

How do I start?

When the early-access pilot opens, new accounts will get $10 of promotional credit after confirming an email, subject to the final terms. Buying credit is not open yet.

• One price covers the whole table. Adding a player does not add a charge.
• You are charged for what the table uses, measured by exact time, never more than your pace per hour and with no one-hour minimum.
• You see an estimate and the maximum before you start, and the actual charge afterwards.
• A session’s price is fixed once it starts. A price change later does not reprice a session that is already running.
• Pauses, failures and errors are not charged. The table below shows what happens in each case.
• Saving, viewing characters, viewing pictures you already have and ordinary export cost nothing extra. Replaying a finished scene is never charged again.
• A new portrait, a new scene picture or a redo is quoted first, or covered by the automatic-picture setting you approved.
• Premium cinematics are off by default. You see the maximum price and who pays, and nothing is made until someone approves. The button says what it does: “Generate for up to $X.”
• You are not billed for our own development and testing, defects, duplicate requests, or pictures made in advance and never used.

Your pace is a limit, not a target. The table sets how much can be spent in any rolling hour, how much for the whole session, how much one person can lose, and the size above which a single request needs approval. Work already in progress counts against the limit.

If good play does not fit inside a pace, we will change or remove the pace rather than quietly spend more.

These are the most a night can cost at each pace. You are charged for what is used, which can be less. We have not yet measured what real sessions cost, and we will publish typical costs per session when early access gives us real numbers.

Splitting a night. Three hours at Immersive costs at most $24. Split equally, four people pay at most $6 each and six pay at most $4 each. By default shares follow what each person authorised, as in the example on the how it works page.

Unused purchased credit can be refunded to the original payment method under the proposed pilot policy. Promotional credit has no cash value. The details are in the refund policy draft and the credit terms draft.

Prices exclude applicable taxes. Where tax applies, checkout shows it before you pay, so the credit you receive and the total charged are both stated.

Credit is planned as one-off top-ups. There is no subscription and nothing renews.

• The amounts planned are $10, $20 and $50, plus a bounded custom amount.
• You see the credit you receive, any tax, and the exact total before you pay. Card details are entered on the payment processor’s page and never reach DungeonFlux.
• Credit is for DungeonFlux services only. It is not cash and cannot be transferred between people or withdrawn.
• The payment processor and counsel have not yet approved this credit structure. It may change, for example to fixed-price purchases for each session, and this page would change with it.