Raelume vs Figma Weave. Dollars, not credits. One price for the whole team.
Figma Weave, formerly Weavy, and Raelume are both node canvases for creative work. Weave prices in credits and per user on its Team plan. Raelume prices in dollars, with unlimited seats on Agency.
The short answer. It depends on how you work.
Choose Raelume if
- You want the price of every run in dollars, not credits you have to convert.
- Your team is growing and you would rather not pay per user: Agency is $119 a month for everyone.
- You work for clients and want a budget per project that stops runs before they go over.
- You want to walk a 3D world and frame shots with real lenses on the same canvas.
Choose Figma Weave if
- You want deep editing in the canvas: compositing, masks, relight and depth.
- Your team works in Figma and wants Weave tools inside Figma Design.
- You want to publish your tools to the Figma Community.
Side by side. Pricing, budgets and the canvas.
Facts about Figma Weave come from its public pages on September 28, 2026: Figma Weave pricing, Credit system, Team account, Managing credits, Design apps. Prices change: if something here is out of date, tell us at [email protected].
Set the budget. Raelume keeps it.
A budget for every project, a balance for every teammate, and a price on every Run button you hand to a client.
Common questions. Straight answers.
No. Figma Weave has its own account, billing and credits. Raelume is one subscription with one balance in dollars for 100+ models.
Weave shows the cost of a run in credits, and what a credit is worth depends on your plan and top-ups. Raelume shows the price in dollars on every block, and your plan price is your balance.
Weave's Team plan is $60 per user a month with a shared credit pool and limits per member. Raelume's Agency plan is $119 a month with unlimited seats, a balance per teammate and a budget per project.
