How BlurFaces Pricing Works
BlurFaces has four plans. Here's the plain-language version of each — and a simple heuristic for picking the right one.
Free — $0
Unlimited photos with a small watermark. 15-second video limit. No batch processing. Good for: occasional use, a single photo before a post. If you find yourself exporting 3+ times in a week, you're probably ready for a paid plan.
24h Pass — $0.99
Removes the watermark for 24 hours. HD exports. Unlimited video duration. No subscription commitment. Good for: a one-off project like a batch of wedding photos or a single long clip. Expires automatically.
Starter — $4.99/mo (or $3.99/mo annual)
Everything in the pass, plus batch processing, 5 minutes of video per month, and 50 API calls per day. Good for: regular users — real estate agents, teachers, content creators with a weekly cadence. Annual billing saves you a beer money's worth per month (~20%).
Pro — $14.99/mo (or $11.99/mo annual)
Everything in Starter, plus unlimited video (up to 2 GB per clip), priority processing queue, 100 API calls per day, and access to the team dashboard. Good for: small agencies, newsrooms, SaaS companies embedding face blur into their product.
How do I know when to upgrade from Starter to Pro?
Three signals:
- You regularly hit the 5-minute video cap and pay overage.
- You want API access for your app or workflow (Starter gives 50 calls/day; Pro gives 100).
- You're sharing the account across a team and want a dashboard view of usage.
What about the API?
Every paid plan includes API access — it's not a separate product. Your daily call limit is just your subscription tier. Overage above your daily cap is billed at $0.05/photo or $0.50/video minute. See full API docs.
Enterprise
If you're processing 10K+ photos or 100+ video-minutes per month, talk to us directly. Custom pricing, volume discounts, SLA, and on-prem options are available.
Our refund policy
7-day refund on any subscription, no questions asked. The 24h pass isn't refundable (it's under $1 and expires fast), but you can always open a support ticket if something went wrong.