One plan, plus the GPU seconds you use
CozyGPU is a flat subscription. The GPU time runs in your own RunPod account and is billed by RunPod, per second, only while a job runs.
or $200 per year (two months free)
- Every model and mode in the catalog, including new ones as they land
- Mac (Apple silicon and Intel) and Windows
- Custom LoRAs, batch runs, local library, prompt history
- Auto-updates, stable and beta channels
- One device per license; move it by deactivating the old one
- No trial. Email us within 14 days if it does not work for you and we refund.
Checkout runs on Stripe; your key is shown right after payment and emailed to you. Cancel any time; the app keeps working until the period ends.
Already have a key? Download the app and paste it under Settings → License.
You add credit to your RunPod account and CozyGPU spends it only while a worker is busy with your job. Workers scale to zero ten seconds after the last job; an idle endpoint costs nothing. The app shows the measured cost of each job and a monthly total.
| Model | GPU class | Typical cost per run |
|---|---|---|
| Z-Image Turbo | 32 GB to 48 GB Ada or Ampere | about $0.003 per image |
| Qwen Image 2.1 | 48 GB Ada Pro (falls back to 32 GB Ada Pro) | about $0.01 per image |
| MiniMax H3 | 80 GB Ada Pro or 96 GB Blackwell | $0.16 to $0.32 per 5 s clip |
Based on RunPod pool prices on 2026-10-20 and measured run times on warm workers. Cold starts add seconds to minutes of GPU time per session. If you use custom LoRAs or inputs over 7 MB, the app creates up to three 10 GB network volumes in your account; RunPod bills those monthly at its storage rate (about $0.07 per GB per month at the time of writing).
- Trying it out
- 100 images on Z-Image Turbo
- about $0.30
- Weekly concept work
- 500 images, 20 edits
- about $2
- Short-form video
- 40 five-second clips
- $6 to $13
- Idle month
- No jobs
- $0
RunPod credit only; add the $20 license.
Pricing questions
- Why a subscription and not a one-off?
- The catalog, worker images and workflows change as models change; the subscription pays for keeping them current and for the update feed.
- Why no trial?
- A trial that creates GPU endpoints in your RunPod account is not free for you either. Instead: a plain 14-day refund if the app does not work on your machine.
- How does the license work?
- You get a key like
CGPU-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXafter checkout. Paste it into the app once; it ties the key to that computer, checks in daily and keeps working offline for two weeks. Move it by deactivating the old machine. Licensing docs - Can I set a spending cap on RunPod?
- Yes, in the RunPod console under Billing. CozyGPU also only ever runs one worker per model at a time. More on balance and limits