u/Just_Run2412

I’ve been looking at Higgsfield and the product looks slick, but I’m trying to understand the actual economics behind it.

Their pricing is all credit-based, which makes it hard to compare against the raw API cost of the models they’re wrapping.

From what I can see, the upsell seems to be:

cheap starter plan with barely enough credits to do much
Plus as the real entry point
Ultra pushed as the “lowest cost per credit” plan
annual billing to lock you in
“unlimited” models that are probably limited to specific lower-cost models

The weird bit is that some models might not even be heavily marked up. Kling/Veo could actually be close to API cost or even cheaper than public pricing if they have bulk deals. But then cheaper image models, unused credits, annual plans, and vague credit burn are probably where the money is made.

Has anyone here actually used Higgsfield heavily?

Do the credits last in real use, especially with premium video models like Veo, Sora, Kling, Seedance, etc.? Or do you quickly get pushed into the higher tiers once you start generating properly?

Is it just me, or have they removed the ability to view your remaining usage?

>!Imagine if Twitter actually had employees who could review our cases. I've had my account shadow-banned for inauthentic content. No option to appeal it. No way to contact a human. Basically, through their automated systems, they've just deemed that I cannot use Twitter for no reason whatsoever.!<

Sadly, this is the world we live in. The richest man in the world can just buy a company or join the government and delete whole departments just because he feels like it.

I’m trying to get a clearer picture of what YouTube is currently allowing versus demonetizing when it comes to AI-generated content.

If you’ve had a channel demonetised, what niche or format was it in?

And if you’re still monetised while using AI in your workflow, what type of content are you making?

I’m especially interested in patterns around things like faceless videos, compilations, news-style content, documentaries, or story-style channels.

I’ve been out of the YouTube game for a few years, so I’m trying to understand what’s changed, what still works, and where YouTube seems to be drawing the line nowdays

I've also noticed I only have one person I'm following now. I still have all my followers. Does anybody know what this means?

I also got the below message.
Why does my account have a label? Transparency on X is very important. This is why we are letting you know that we have found your account may contain spam or be engaging in other types of inauthentic behaviors. You may not engage in behaviors that manipulate X or artificially impact how content is discovered and amplified. What does this mean for my account? The reach of your account may be limited and its content may also be temporarily restricted, such as being excluded from trends, replies, recommended notifications, and search results. You can learn more about this temporary impact to your account here. Our automated systems sometimes make mistakes and we are working to improve them.

Four attempts, banned two weeks ago; finally got it back!!!