Buy fal.ai Credits with Crypto

fal's self-serve Model APIs are funded by buying credits upfront in USD and then burning that balance as image, video, audio, or 3D requests run. SolCard fits that top-up pattern because the core fal flow is prepaid usage, not a standard monthly SaaS plan.

fal says new accounts start at 2 concurrent Model API requests, and the limit can rise as high as 40 self-serve based on the total amount of paid invoices from the last four weeks. Buying credits is therefore tied to throughput as well as balance.

fal does not bill every endpoint the same way: some models are priced per generated output, some by image dimensions, some by video second, and some by compute time. That makes it practical to load credits around the exact workload you expect to run rather than guessing at a generic monthly budget.

fal's terms say purchased credits are non-refundable, non-transferable, and expire 365 days after purchase, while promotional credits expire after 90 days. SolCard is useful when you want to top up deliberately instead of parking an oversized balance you may not fully use.

fal's serverless and compute products have their own pricing logic, including per-second runner billing for serverless machine types and hourly compute rates. Keeping your SolCard usage focused on direct self-serve credit purchases helps you distinguish simple model access from heavier deployment economics.

fal documents invoice-based billing for higher-volume customers, which is a different path from the normal dashboard credit purchase. SolCard is the clean fit for fal's direct card checkout, while invoice arrangements are negotiated with fal separately.