- How much does Flora AI cost?
- Flora AI pricing runs on a per-seat model (as of 2026): the Starter plan is $18 per seat per month with $12 of included usage per seat, Pro is $50 per seat per month with $50 of included usage and off-peak unmetered Nano Banana 2/Pro, and Max is $200 per seat per month with $100 of included usage and 24/7 unmetered Nano Banana plus custom voices. Plans support up to 8 seats. There is also a free tier capped at roughly 17 lifetime generations limited to text and image. By contrast, Astorie is billed flat by usage — $20/month for 1,600 credits, $50/month for 5,400, and $150/month for 17,000 — with no per-seat tax.
- What is the cheapest Flora AI plan?
- The cheapest paid Flora AI plan is Starter at $18 per seat per month, which includes $12 of usage per seat and unlocks the API, the MCP server, usage credits, and video models. Below that, Flora's free tier costs nothing but is capped at roughly 17 lifetime generations and limited to text and image. If 'cheapest that actually ships work' is the question, Astorie's free tier is the lower-cost option: 200 credits every month (renewable), all 80+ models unlocked, and no credit card.
- Does Flora AI support video generation models?
- Yes. Flora AI supports video models on the Starter plan and above, including Veo 3, Gen-4 Turbo, Act-Two, Gen-3 Alpha, Pika, Kling 3.0, Ray 2, Marey, and Seedance 1.5. Astorie's video catalog is broader and leans newer — Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling 3, Kling O3, Kling Avatar, Runway Gen-4, Runway Aleph, Hailuo, Vidu, Seedance 2, Luma Ray, and OmniHuman — and adds multi-model fan-out so you can run one prompt across several of them at once.
- Does Flora AI have an API or MCP? Does Astorie?
- Flora AI offers both an API and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server starting on the Starter tier ($18 per seat per month), so developers can drive Flora from their own pipelines and agents. Astorie exposes an API on its paid plans, with usage drawn from the credit balance, but does not ship a standalone MCP server today — automation runs through the canvas and the API. If a built-in MCP server is a hard requirement, Flora has the edge; if a generous free tier and frontier-video fan-out matter more, Astorie is the better pick.
- What is the best Flora AI alternative?
- Astorie is the best Flora AI alternative for video-first, multi-model production. Both are 'AI infinite canvas' products with node-style blocks, but Astorie adds frontier-video fan-out (one prompt across Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling 3, and Runway Gen-4 simultaneously), 80+ models spanning image, video, audio, music, 3D, and LLM, XML/EDL export into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro, and a free tier of 200 renewable credits every month. Other adjacent canvases worth knowing in the category include Krea, OpenArt, and Leonardo, but for production handoff and video breadth Astorie is the closest like-for-like upgrade.
- Is Flora AI or Astorie better for AI video?
- Astorie is better for AI video as an end-to-end production tool. It carries a deeper and newer video catalog (Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling 3 / O3 / Avatar, Runway Gen-4 / Aleph, Hailuo, Vidu, Seedance 2), lets you fan one prompt across multiple video models in parallel, chains voiceover, music, and lipsync on the same canvas, and exports XML/EDL into your NLE with timing intact. Flora supports video too and its FAUNA agent and branching UI are excellent for image-led creative exploration, but for finishing a multi-shot cut Astorie's pipeline goes further.
- What is the difference between Flora, Krea, and Astorie?
- All three are AI creative canvases, but they aim at different finish lines. Flora is an agency-grade infinite canvas built to 'beat creative AI slop,' with the FAUNA agent and branching exploration, billed per seat from $18. Krea is a real-time, image-led generation suite with its own infinite-canvas surface. Astorie is a node-based production canvas focused on multi-model fan-out across image and video, audio and music on the same graph, and NLE export — with a free tier of 200 credits every month. Pick Flora for guided agency exploration, Krea for fast real-time image ideation, and Astorie for video-first production you can hand to an editor.
- What is an AI infinite canvas, and is Astorie one?
- An AI infinite canvas is an unbounded, node-based workspace where you generate, arrange, and chain image, video, audio, and 3D AI models spatially instead of one prompt at a time. Flora AI, Krea, and Astorie are all examples. Astorie is an AI creative canvas built for video-first production: you wire prompts and source images into nodes, fan one prompt out across many frontier models at once, keep every take in a version tray, and export the result to your NLE. It runs entirely in the browser with no GPU or local install.
- Can I export Astorie work to Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro?
- Yes. Astorie exports XML and EDL with clip timing intact, so a multi-shot canvas opens directly in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro and you finish in your editor. Flora AI today is download-the-MP4s-and-rebuild — no native timeline export. If your team handles cut, color, and finishing in an NLE, this export step is one of the biggest practical differences between the two tools.
