Uncensored Image API Pricing: $0.004 to $0.046 Per Image

This is a pricing piece and nothing else. If you want to know which endpoint gives you a seed, a fixed aspect ratio, or a batch parameter, our capability comparison covers that. If you want to know which produces the nicer picture, that is our 2026 generator roundup.

Here we only answer one question: what does the bill look like?

Key Takeaways

• The uncensored image pool on Siray spans $0.004 to $0.046 per output image — an 11.5x range.
• Every one of these endpoints bills per output image, not per megapixel and not per second.
• Only the Qwen endpoints take an n parameter, so only they can multiply a single call's cost.
• Z-Image is the cheapest, and it is currently discounted 20% — that price is promotional, not permanent.

What Each Endpoint Costs Per Image

The top of the range is Qwen Pro Spicy, not Seedream. Those two sit a tenth of a cent apart, so between them price is not the deciding factor — the capability piece linked above is.

Everything Bills Per Output Image

Each of these endpoints charges the same amount whether you ask for a small image or a large one. Qwen takes size values of 1k and 2k and fifteen aspect ratios; Seedream picks resolution out of a size enum reaching 3136 px on the long edge. Neither changes the price. Resolution is free; images are what you pay for.

That is worth internalising because video endpoints do not work this way at all — there, seconds and resolution both move the number.

Only Qwen Multiplies

The Qwen endpoints accept n, an integer from 1 to 6, defaulting to 1. Cost scales with it directly. One call to Qwen Pro Spicy with n = 6 returns six images and bills $0.276.

Z-Image and the Seedream Spicy endpoints have no n. Six images means six calls. The total is the same as six single calls anywhere else — you just cannot get them from one request.

So n is a convenience, not a discount. Nobody here gives you a volume break.

What a 500-Image Batch Actually Costs

Take a 500-image run and the spread stops being abstract:

Z-Image comes in at under a tenth of the top of the pool. For exploratory work — sweeping prompts, building a reference set, throwing away most of what you get — that gap is the whole argument. For final renders where you keep nearly everything, a few cents per image stops mattering and you should pick on output instead.

One caveat on the cheapest row: Z-Image's $0.004 is a promotional price. The list price is $0.005, which would put a 500-image batch at $2.50. Check the console before you plan a budget around it.

Compliance: Siray is committed to responsible AI use. All content generated through the platform must comply with applicable laws. Siray maintains zero tolerance for CSAM and any illegal content. Uncensored generation capabilities are provided exclusively for lawful adult content creation by and for consenting adults aged 18 and over.

FAQ

Which uncensored image endpoint is cheapest on Siray?

alibaba/z-image-turbo-t2i at $0.004 per output image, currently discounted 20% from a $0.005 list price.

Does a larger image cost more?

No. All six endpoints bill per output image regardless of the size value or aspect ratio you request.

Does setting n=6 on Qwen save money?

No. n multiplies the cost — six images bill as six images. It saves you five HTTP requests, not money.

Start Generating on Siray

All six endpoints sit behind one API key and one bill. Register for Siray and switch between them by changing the model string.