Meshy Pricing Overview

How versatile it is for a great price for it all Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Not free for all users but they have great ways for free credits and pro versions Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've found Meshy to be quite beneficial from a cost-saving perspective. Before using Meshy, creating high-quality models was significantly more expensive, requiring me to pay up to $500,000 for twenty orders. Now, with Meshy, I'm able to achieve similar results for just $10 to $20, which has been immensely helpful in managing project costs. This lower cost allows me to mix and create more than fifty models, which is great for managing customer demands effectively. The affordability of creating these models is one of the standout features for me, and it provides a practical solution for working with 3D printing at a reasonable price point. Additionally, the opportunity to try Meshy’s preview was an enticing factor as the quality met my expectations and made me feel good about using it compared to previous experiences with other 3D AI tools. These previous tools often failed to meet my standards, but Meshy proved to be satisfactory, especially considering the cost efficiency and the volume of creation it supports. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm somewhat dissatisfied with the pricing structure of Meshy. Paying $20 sometimes doesn't seem like a good value, especially considering the varying costs in my country. A subscription model offering more or even unlimited points would be more appealing since I often waste points when the models created do not meet my standards and are unusable. Additionally, the quality of the outcomes is inconsistent and can be quite random. Sometimes when I send a picture for creating a 3D model, the result is unsatisfactory, appearing flat or not as expected, which adds to the difficulty in achieving my desired outcome. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.