What is Rodin?

Rodin is Hyper3D's (Deemos) 3D generation product. It creates 3D objects from a text prompt or from a single image, with multi-image input on paid plans, and runs on the Hyper3D web app, an API, and plug-ins for 3D and game tools.

Who it's for

Hyper3D's pricing page positions Creator for individual users, Business for teams that need standard API use, and Enterprise for custom deployment, team controls and fine-tuning. It also lists an Education tier for verified students, educators and learning programs.

Pros & cons

Strengths

Hyper3D says Free generation is pay-by-result: you can preview output before spending credits, and the Free plan includes 10 private assets.
Hyper3D lists multi-image to 3D, Smart Low-Poly, HD and custom textures, and baked normals from high-poly on Creator.
Hyper3D lists plug-ins for Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot, Maya, 3DS Max and ComfyUI, plus an MCP option for connecting AI agents.
Business adds full API access, High-Poly Quads and larger redo allowances (Geometry x50, Material x15 versus x20 and x6 on Creator); the page gives 120 requests per minute on the first three API tiers and 240 on higher tiers.
Reported by Runware's docs for Rodin Gen-2: 1 to 5 input images, a text prompt of up to 1,024 characters, quad or raw mesh modes, and PBR or baked-shaded materials.
Enterprise is listed with private on-premise deployment, custom LoRA and fine-tuning, and volume discounts.

Limitations

The Free plan lists limited multi-image to 3D and basic redos, and no API access, ChatAvatar 3D preview, commercial license, unlimited export or unlimited private assets.
Plans show estimated outputs (about 60 models on Creator, about 416 on Business), not exact credit counts. Direct credits cost $1.5 each and, per the FAQ, cost more than subscription credits.
The pricing page lists 'unlimited export and any use' on Creator but also lists a commercial license as not included there; Business adds a ChatAvatar commercial license. Terms say exports are for private or commercial use 'depending on your subscription plan', so confirm what your plan allows.
Terms say all payments are final and non-refundable except as required by law, credits are non-refundable, and a plan cannot be canceled or downgraded within its subscription period; the pricing page itself shows 'Cancel Subscriptions' and 'Manage Subscription' links.
Terms let Hyper3D use prompts and outputs to provide and improve its services and for research, with some review by third-party vendors, even though outputs can be marked private. The terms also give Delaware law and arbitration but a Hong Kong court fallback, so they are not fully consistent.

Plans and pricing

Free: $0. Pay-by-result with direct credits at $1.5 each; 10 private assets; limited multi-image to 3D; no API.
Creator: $24 a month billed annually ($288 upfront), or $30 monthly. About 60 models; multi-image to 3D, HD textures, unlimited export and private assets; no API.
Business: $96 a month billed annually ($1,152 upfront), or $120 monthly. About 416 models; everything in Creator plus full API access and ChatAvatar commercial license.
Enterprise: Custom. On-premise deployment, custom fine-tuning, team controls and volume discounts; contact sales.
Education: Not listed. For verified students and educators; Creator-tier benefits at education pricing.

Prices were read from the official Hyper3D pricing page (annual plans show a monthly equivalent and renew annually; the page says Save 20% for yearly billing). Exact credit counts per plan, Education pricing and Free-plan starter credits are not listed there. Prices are in US dollars; confirm on the live pricing page.

Details checked October 2026 against the vendor's own pages. Prices and limits change, so confirm before you buy. Official pricing page ↗

Sources

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