Qolaba plans start at $14/mo or $69 LTD, but expired credits and failed generation burn drain value fast.
Qolaba's pricing combines monthly subscriptions ($14 to $29 a month), pay-as-you-go credit packs, and AppSumo lifetime deals starting at $69 (checked 19 October 2026). While credit packs seem flexible on paper, credits expire rapidly, expensive video generation requests fail without automatic refunds, and heavy document processing burns credits quickly—compared with 1.5M transparent credits for $15.99 a month on Zemith Plus.
Zemith gives you 1.5M credits with automatic failure refunds and 7 video models for $15.99/mo.
- Plus is $15.99/month ($179.88/year) with 1.5M monthly credits, zero credit loss on failed generations, and transparent rates.
- Professional is $29.99/month ($299.88/year) with 3M monthly credits, Claude Opus, GPT 6, Gemini 4 Argon, and Cloud agents.
- Creative Studio with 7 video models (Veo 3.1, Kling, Wan, Seedance 2.5) and professional image synthesis (Flux 2, Nano Banana).
- Study Library ingests up to 50 large files (PDFs, PPTX, DOCX) and YouTube links into two-speaker audio podcasts and interactive flashcards.
Qolaba Pro $19/mo + Extra credit packs for failed runs $20
1.5M credits · Zero lost credits on errors · Full Creative Studio + Library + Office files
Free plan · $0 today · Cancel anytime
Automatic retries and immediate credit refunds ensure you never pay for errored or timed-out generations.
Three ways Qolaba's credit pricing ends up costing users more.
Failed, errored, or timed-out video and image runs permanently consume user credits.
“Whenever a video generation times out or hits an upstream provider error, Qolaba still deducts the credits from my balance. I lost nearly 300 credits in one afternoon with nothing to show for it, and support refused to restore them.”AppSumo, Verified purchaser, 14 Oct 2026
Strict monthly credit expiration rules punish sporadic users and wipe out unused balances.
“The UI feels like an early prototype. Switching between tools resets your prompts, buttons are unresponsive, and paid monthly credits expire at the end of the month instead of rolling over.”Trustpilot, 1 star, 13 Oct 2026
Processing long documents consumes disproportionate credits before freezing.
“The document analyzer is basically unusable for real work. Try uploading an annual report or a 30-page research paper and the parser simply freezes and throws an unexpected error.”Trustpilot, 2 stars, 11 Oct 2026
What Qolaba's pricing gets right, and how Zemith compares.
An affordable entry-level lifetime deal on AppSumo for casual prompt hobbyists.
“For the one-time AppSumo price, it is an accessible sandbox for trying out prompt experiments.”AppSumo, 4 stars, 12 Oct 2026
At every tier, here is what Qolaba costs versus Zemith.
Published US prices and plan allowances as of 19 October 2026.
| Tier | Qolaba Plan | Zemith Equivalent | Monthly Savings & Advantages on Zemith |
|---|---|---|---|
Free tier Casual daily chat | $0/mo (Minimal trial credits) | $0/mo (2,000 credits/day, 4 fast models, no card required) | $0 (Daily reset, Web, iOS & Android apps) |
Everyday individual Multi-model chat + tools | $14–$19/mo (Qolaba Starter / Pro — credits expire, failures burn credits) | $15.99/mo (Zemith Plus — 1.5M credits, multi-model chat + Creative Studio + Library) | Save money on failed generation reruns + gain 7 video models & Office file sandbox |
Power user & agents Flagship reasoning + background tasks | $29/mo (Qolaba Enterprise / Heavy credit packs) | $29.99/mo (Zemith Professional — 3M credits, Claude Opus, GPT 6, Cloud schedules) | Similar price + Opus/Argon access, automatic failure refunds & 35 Cloud agents |
Our verdict: Qolaba's plans risk burning paid credits on errored runs, while Zemith Plus guarantees transactional refunds and 1.5M credits for $15.99/mo.
- Qolaba offers credit packs and AppSumo lifetime deals, but users report losing credits to server errors and generation timeouts.
- Zemith Plus is $15.99/month ($179.88/year) with 1.5M credits, automatic refunds on failed tasks, 7 AI video models (Veo 3.1, Kling), and 50-source Study Library.
- Zemith Professional is $29.99/month with 3M credits, flagship Claude Opus and Gemini Argon models, and recurring Cloud background agents.
- Want to see what real users say about Qolaba? Read our Qolaba reviews and complaints breakdown.
Questions people ask about Qolaba pricing.
How much does Qolaba cost in 2026?
Qolaba offers a free trial with limited credits, AppSumo lifetime deals starting at $69, monthly subscriptions ranging from $14 to $29 per month, and add-on credit packs.
Do credits expire on Qolaba?
Yes. Monthly subscription credits on Qolaba generally expire at the end of each billing cycle rather than rolling over indefinitely.
What happens if a video or image generation fails on Qolaba?
Numerous users report that credits are deducted immediately upon initiating a generation task, and are not automatically refunded if the server times out or throws an error.
Does Qolaba support audio podcast generation or document study?
No. Qolaba does not offer two-speaker conversational podcast generation, interactive flashcards, or mind map generation for uploaded documents. Zemith Study Library includes all of these natively.
Why is Zemith Plus a better value than Qolaba?
Zemith Plus ($15.99/month) provides 1.5M credits with automatic refunds on failed tasks, 7 state-of-the-art video models, a 50-source study library, and downloadable Word/Excel files in a polished workspace.
Try Zemith free today — 1.5M transparent credits, automatic failure refunds, and 7 video models.
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