At the current public rate, one dollar covers up to 100 completed billable frames.
Pay-as-you-go GPU rendering
Buy GPU compute credits
Add prepaid FARPY wallet credit for Blender rendering, authenticated API jobs, Discord renders, previews, tests, and production output. Start with $1 and use the same balance across supported FARPY workflows.
$0.01 per completed frameChecking account...
No subscriptionNo monthly minimumPay only for completed frames
Browser renders, authenticated API jobs, and Discord renders use the same FARPY balance.
Signed-in users can add $1, $3, $5, or $10 through card checkout or a Lightning invoice.
Completed work includes machine-readable receipts and verification data for supported jobs.
How FARPY GPU credits work
FARPY uses a prepaid wallet instead of a subscription. Add a small balance, submit supported render work, and pay only for completed billable frames. There is no monthly minimum and no requirement to purchase a large credit package.
The public Blender rate is $0.01 per completed frame. A 100-frame job therefore costs up to $1 when all 100 frames complete successfully. Failed or cancelled frames are not charged as completed output.
Your wallet is attached to your FARPY account rather than one interface. The same balance can fund browser-based renders, authenticated API submissions, and Discord-based rendering where supported.
Signed-in users can view the current wallet balance in the payment card above or on the account page. If a submission reports insufficient balance, add credit, confirm the new balance, and submit the render again.
Choose a payment method
Both methods offer $1, $3, $5, and $10. A card selection sends the chosen amount to FARPY checkout and opens the returned Stripe checkout URL. Bitcoin Lightning sends the selected tier to FARPY's BTCPay invoice endpoint, then opens the returned invoice page with its QR code, expiry, and live payment status.
The wallet becomes usable after the payment settles and credit is recorded. An unpaid, expired, cancelled, or failed checkout is not proof that credit was issued; return to FARPY and confirm the displayed wallet balance before submitting work.
Payment buttons disable while their request is in progress, and Lightning also blocks duplicate invoice requests until the current request finishes or fails. Visible errors report when checkout or invoice creation cannot start.
FARPY does not publish an automatic monthly credit-expiration rule; account and payment corrections remain subject to the refund policy.
You must sign in before either payment method becomes available. This keeps the purchased credit attached to the correct FARPY account and shared wallet.
Review the amount shown by checkout before confirming payment. FARPY does not publish a universal tax treatment or a credit-transfer mechanism; billing corrections are reviewed case by case through the refund policy and support.
What GPU credits can fund
FARPY credits currently fund supported Blender rendering and authenticated API render jobs. They are useful for preview frames, test submissions, short animations, final renders, automation, and agent-triggered work.
Before adding credit, use the pricing page or calculator to estimate the likely frame cost. The final charge is based on completed billable output rather than the amount originally estimated.
Review GPU pricing, use the render cost calculator, or read the API documentation before submitting work.
After funding, start in the render workspace. Completed supported jobs expose receipts and verification data; use the proof tools to inspect published verification evidence.
GPU credit questions
What does one dollar buy?
At the current public rate of $0.01 per frame, $1 funds up to 100 completed frames.
Do FARPY credits expire?
FARPY does not publish an automatic monthly credit-expiration rule. Purchased credit is held in the account wallet for future supported jobs, subject to account and payment corrections.
Can software agents or Discord use the same balance?
Yes. Browser renders, authenticated API jobs, and Discord renders use the same FARPY wallet balance.
Which payment methods are supported?
Signed-in users can add credits by card or Bitcoin Lightning.
Am I charged for failed or cancelled frames?
No. FARPY wallet credits are debited only for completed billable frames. Failed or cancelled work is not charged as completed output.
Can FARPY credits fund API automation?
Yes. Authenticated API render jobs use the same FARPY wallet balance as browser and Discord rendering.
Is there a monthly minimum?
No. FARPY uses prepaid wallet credit with no subscription and no required monthly spend.
How can a render cost be estimated before buying credit?
Use the FARPY pricing page or render calculator. At $0.01 per completed frame, multiply the expected completed frame count by one cent.
What happens when the wallet balance is too low?
FARPY rejects a render submission when the available balance is insufficient. Add credit, confirm the updated balance, and submit again.
How are top-up refunds handled?
Incorrect payments, duplicate charges, and wallet-credit issues are reviewed case by case. The refund policy does not promise automatic approval or return to the original payment method.
Can FARPY credits be transferred to another account?
FARPY does not publish a credit-transfer mechanism. Do not assume balances can be moved between accounts; contact support for an account-specific billing issue.
Where can I verify taxes or get billing support?
FARPY does not publish one universal tax treatment. Review the final amount shown by checkout before confirming payment, and email support@farpy.com about a billing record without sending full card numbers or credentials.
See the refund policy for payment corrections and duplicate-charge handling.