Pricing
Make your game with AI. 7 days for $1.
Fliper Engine (desktop) is free. Try the AI that builds your game 7 days for $1, then from $5/month: Fliper AI plans and builds it, AI draws the pixel art, and you get a real Godot project ready for Steam and itch.io. Usage refills every 5 hours. Cancel anytime.
Starter
Try 7 days for $1, then $5/month.
- ~12 AI pixel-art pieces a month: enough for a full scene (hero, enemies, items, background, tileset)
- Fliper AI plans, builds and fixes and animates (walk, jump, attack)
- Usage refills every 5 hours
- Studio + Engine, same account
Pro
- Fliper AI plans, builds and fixes
- About 4× the AI work of Starter
- For games you want to take to Steam
- ~30 AI pixel-art pieces a month
- Art board: approve every sprite before it goes in the game
Max
- About 3× the usage of Pro
- Fliper Max directs your game at every milestone: the design, the build after the art is approved, and whenever something is stuck
- ~130 AI pixel-art pieces a month
How a game gets made
1 Idea → 2 Art: the AI draws every sprite and shows you an art board to approve or redo each one → 3 Build with the approved art → 4 Test until every test passes → 5 Publish from Fliper Engine to Steam, itch.io or Android. The Studio and the Engine show how many hours of AI work you have left.
Sell your art
Put your sprites on the Fliper asset store with a price from $0.50 to $50. You keep 80% of every sale.
Submit a spriteQuestions
Can I make a game without coding?
Yes. Describe the game in plain words. The AI writes the code, draws the art, tests it and shows you the game running. You can keep asking for changes.
What happens when I hit the limit?
Your usage refills 5 hours after you started that window, with a weekly limit on top. You can move up a plan anytime and only pay the difference.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime, in one click from your account. You keep the plan until the end of the month you paid for.
Do I own my games?
Yes. Everything you make is yours, including selling it on Steam or itch.io. Fliper Engine is built on Godot (MIT license), so there are no royalties.