Coohom pricing at a glance
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Yearly works out at | Per seat? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | Free | Free | n/a | n/a |
| Pro | $29 | $300 | $25 a month | No |
| Elite | $69 | $699 | $58 a month | Yes, per seat |
| Enterprise | Quote only | Quote only | n/a | n/a |
All figures USD, read from coohom.com/pricing on 30 August 2026 with the currency set to USD and the billing toggle checked in both states.
Read the per-seat line carefully
Elite is priced per seat. Pro is not. Coohom marks this in small type on the plan card, as “/seat/month”, and it is the single most expensive thing to miss on this page.
| Team size on Elite | Yearly cost |
|---|---|
| 1 | $699 |
| 3 | $2,097 |
| 5 | $3,495 |
| 10 | $6,990 |
The plan is described as being for “Individuals & Teams”, so a team is exactly who it is aimed at, and a three person studio is looking at roughly $2,100 a year rather than the $699 on the card.
The advertised annual saving is overstated
Coohom’s billing toggle carries a SAVE 17% badge. The arithmetic does not support it on either plan.
| Plan | 12 months at the monthly rate | Yearly price | You save | That is | Badge says |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | $348 | $300 | $48 | 13.8% | 17% |
| Elite | $828 | $699 | $129 | 15.6% | 17% |
Neither reaches 17%. Pro is 3.2 percentage points short and Elite is 1.4 short.
To be fair about scale, the gap is worth $11 a year on Pro. It is not a large sum, and we are noting it because we check every discount claim we publish and this one does not hold. The per-month figures Coohom displays on the annual toggle are consistent, though: $300 divided by twelve is exactly $25, and $699 divided by twelve is $58.25, shown as $58.
Two things about the page itself
A countdown timer was running. The page carried a LIMITED OFFER banner with a live countdown and the line “Nothing but the biggest discounts, all year long”. So the figures above may be promotional rather than standing prices, and are worth re-checking against the date on this page.
It geo-serves currency. Loaded from our connection, the page opened entirely in Indian rupees: ₹0, ₹2,890 and ₹2,408.33. Coohom does provide an INR / USD / EUR switcher, which we used before recording anything. If you are reading Coohom’s pricing outside the US, check which currency you have been given before comparing it to a dollar figure from anywhere else.
What each plan gives you
| Basic | Pro | Elite | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project creation | 3 per account | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Branded 3D assets | 1 million+ | 1 million+ | 1 million+ |
| Image renderings | 1K, with watermark | Unlimited 4K | Unlimited 4K |
| 8K image renders | no | 10 per month | yes |
| 8K 360 walkthroughs | no | Unlimited | yes |
| 1080p videos | no | 4 per month | yes |
| Render speed | Standard | 2x faster | 2x faster |
| Watermark | Yes | None | None |
| Export bill of materials | no | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Invite members | no | no | Add-on available |
The free plan is a real trial rather than a working tool. Three projects and watermarked renderings mean you can evaluate the software properly and cannot deliver client work with it.
Pro removes the watermark, which for anyone doing paid design work is the line that matters more than any other on the page.
Elite’s headline addition is team access, and even that is listed as an add-on rather than included, which is worth asking about before you buy for a team.
What the price does not tell you
What the Elite member add-on costs. The plan card says “Invite members: Add-on available” without a figure. On a per-seat plan aimed at teams, that is the number most likely to change your total.
Whether the countdown pricing is the real price. A permanent “limited offer” is a common pattern, and the page’s own line about discounts “all year long” suggests these figures may simply be the prices. Worth checking what happens when the timer runs out.
What Enterprise costs. Quote only, with a Book a demo route and no published figure.
Render limits are monthly and do not obviously roll over. Pro includes 10 8K renders and 4 1080p videos a month. Nothing on the page says what happens to unused ones or what you pay after the allowance.
Who each plan is for
Basic is for evaluating Coohom. Three projects and watermarked output make it unusable for client delivery, which is presumably the point.
Pro at $29 a month, or $300 a year, is the plan for a solo designer. Unlimited projects, no watermark, 4K renders and double render speed.
Elite at $69 per seat is for studios that need team access, and the real question there is what the member add-on costs on top.
Enterprise is a conversation.
How we checked this
We read Coohom’s own pricing page on 30 August 2026, reached from coohom.com’s navigation rather than a guessed URL. We switched the currency from the geo-served INR to USD before recording any figure, and switched the billing toggle to both Monthly and Yearly.
One method note worth stating. On this page the rendered text lagged the toggle: reading the DOM after switching returned the previous state’s figures. Every number above was confirmed from a screenshot of the page rather than from parsed text.
The saving table and the team-cost table are our arithmetic on Coohom’s published figures. The inputs are theirs, the sums are ours, and the working is shown.
This is a pricing page, not a hands-on review. Nothing here is scored and we make no claim to have used the product.
Prices change, and a countdown offer was running when we checked. If a figure here no longer matches Coohom’s page, tell us and we will correct it.
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