Which Fellowi Coin Package Is the Best Value?

Fellowi sells nine coin packages, from a €2.99 starter pack to a €399.99 bundle. The sticker price only tells you what you pay - it doesn't tell you what you actually get per coin, and that number moves a lot more than most people expect between the smallest and largest packages.

The pattern: bigger packages bundle a bigger bonus

Every package above the smallest one bundles bonus coins on top of the base amount you're paying for, and that bonus grows as a share of the total the further up the ladder you go. The practical effect: the price you pay per coin keeps dropping the whole way from the smallest package to the largest. Roughly, in order from smallest to largest:

• The smallest starter pack has no bonus at all - the highest price per coin of any package.
• The next few tiers each add a meaningful bonus, and the price per coin drops noticeably at each step.
• By the largest packages, the bonus is a large share of the total - the price per coin is roughly half what the starter pack charges.

Exact current prices and bonus amounts for every tier are always accurate on the Images page and the product facts page - both pull straight from the same numbers checkout actually charges, so we're pointing there rather than freezing today's cents-per-coin figures into an article that outlives them.

About the "Agency" package

One of the larger packages is simply named "Agency." It isn't a business account, a team seat, or anything requiring a company - it's just the name of a big one-off pack, the same shape as every package below it: more coins, a bigger bundled bonus, a better price per coin. Anyone can buy it, same as any other package. If the name suggested something more than "the second-biggest coin pack we sell," that's on the name, not on what's actually behind it - we'd rather say that plainly than let the name do work it doesn't back up.

So which one is actually the best value?

Depends what "value" means for you. If you generate occasionally, the smallest packages exist for a reason - paying a slightly higher price per coin to avoid a big pack you'll never fully use is a completely reasonable trade. If you generate often enough that you're topping up more than once a month, moving up a tier or two usually pays for itself quickly in a lower price per coin - and if that describes you, it's also worth comparing a Generation Plan instead of repeatedly buying the same one-off pack, since it automates the top-up and adds a first-month bonus, even if it isn't guaranteed to beat every package's raw per-coin price.

Either way, nothing here expires - coins from a one-off package sit in the same wallet as coins from a subscription, and carry forward with no deadline to spend them by.

Where to buy

Every package is listed with its current price on the Images page, or from the coin balance in the header on any signed-in page. For the mechanics behind why coins are priced the way they are and how a failed generation gets refunded, see what AI image generation actually costs.