AI Plan Screenshot Decoder — Understand Prices, Credits & Renewal

Read one AI pricing card at a time

AI pricing pages often put a monthly equivalent, an annual payment, a temporary offer and a generation-credit allowance close together. Reading those figures as if they meant the same thing can produce a misleading budget. This decoder helps you extract the visible text from one screenshot and examine the numbers beside their original lines. Crop your screenshot to a single plan before selecting it. Include the billing-cycle wording and the relevant footnotes. A screenshot showing several columns may mix prices and features during optical character recognition. The tool does not know which column you intended, so a clean single-card image gives you a much better starting point.

Use local OCR or paste the text

Choose a PNG, JPEG or WebP image no larger than eight megabytes and sixteen megapixels. Select English for an English pricing card or English plus Hindi when both scripts appear. The recognition engine and language assets load from this website, while the image is processed in your browser. No screenshot is submitted to a cloud AI service. The first read can take longer while the assets load. You can cancel recognition or paste copied pricing text instead. PDF files and animated images are outside this workflow. A visible OCR confidence score describes recognition output only; it is not evidence that the subscription terms or detected price are correct.

Review every extracted number

Compare the extracted text with the preview before choosing Decode reviewed text. OCR can confuse a currency symbol, a decimal point, a comma or a letter that looks like a digit. Small gray footnotes, coloured gradients and crossed-out prices are especially easy to misread. Correct missing or merged lines in the text box. The decoder lists price candidates, possible credit numbers and visible wording about billing, offers, renewals, usage limits, expiry and commercial terms. It preserves the source line so that you can inspect the evidence. An undetected term remains unknown; it does not establish that there is no watermark, no restriction or no renewal.

Distinguish monthly equivalents from payment due

A card saying seventeen dollars per month billed annually may ask for a full annual payment today. Do not enter the advertised monthly equivalent as the annual renewal amount. Choose the actual billing cycle and enter the amount charged for that cycle. For example, an annual charge of two hundred dollars has a monthly equivalent of two hundred divided by twelve, while the payment due under that model is two hundred. In monthly mode, the renewal amount represents one ordinary month. Currency is explicit and the tool does not convert between currencies. Optional tax should be added only when the entered price excludes it, rather than being applied again to an already tax-inclusive checkout amount.

Model introductory offers without hiding renewal

For a monthly introductory offer, enter the number of discounted months and the introductory monthly price separately from the normal renewal price. The first-year calculation uses the offer amount for those months and the normal amount for the rest of the twelve-month period. A fictional offer of ten dollars for two months followed by twenty dollars per month costs two hundred and twenty dollars during the first twelve months before additional tax. Monthly promotions are not combined with annual billing in this interface. A trial refund, annual promotion or one-time coupon may require a different model. Confirm the terms on the original provider page when the screenshot does not explain them.

Translate credits into realistic image and clip capacity

Enable the optional credit section only when you have confirmed a shared monthly generation-credit pool. Enter its size, credits per image attempt, credits per clip attempt and your expected usable output counts. A clip debit must correspond to the actual model, length and quality you plan to use. Average billable attempts account for rejected generations. If both images and clips use the same pool, their requirements are added. Images-only and clips-only capacities are alternative ways to spend the pool, not two simultaneous allowances. A plan with separate pools, one-time credits, daily resets or token-based billing should not be forced into this monthly shared-credit calculation.

Keep the reviewed report with its source

Confirm the fields only after checking the screenshot’s currency, billing cycle, normal renewal amount and credit terms. The report separates payment due now, normal monthly equivalent, first-year total and first-year monthly average. It also shows planned credit demand and any shortfall when that calculation is enabled. Changing text, a file or a billing assumption clears the previous result so that an old report is not presented as current. The JSON download includes your reviewed source text and the entered calculation assumptions. It does not authenticate a provider offer or record a purchase. Keep the original screenshot and verify the current checkout before making your final decision.

FAQ

Does my image leave the browser?

Image recognition runs locally. Application and language assets load from this website; screenshot content is not sent to a cloud AI.

Will it detect every restriction?

No. Only matching visible text can be flagged. Read the original terms and footnotes yourself.

Does a monthly equivalent mean monthly billing?

No. An annual plan can show a monthly equivalent while collecting a whole year upfront.

Are credits the same as tokens?

No. Enter only a confirmed generation-credit pool and its matching debits in the capacity section.

Can I paste text without a screenshot?

Yes. Paste copied pricing text, review it, decode candidates and confirm the calculation fields.

Does it recommend the best AI?

It explains the entered billing and capacity. Use the AI Work & Budget Planner for a feature-fit shortlist, then test quality on your own work.

Advice

Start with a clearly cropped plan card and compare the extracted digits with the source. Do not choose an annual commitment just because the displayed monthly equivalent looks smaller. Consider the renewal amount, the usable outputs you can actually obtain and any commercial terms that matter to your work. Save a reviewed report for comparison and revisit the provider page before paying. This is a local reading and arithmetic helper, not a promise about price, access or output quality.

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