Mage

Browser-based image and video generator offering unlimited generations on included models for a flat fee.

Verified facts: 4 of 4
Alternatives ranked: 5
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About Mage

Mage (mage.space) is a web generator built around open and community models plus a growing set of premium ones. Its main draw is membership plans that give unlimited generations on the models and settings each tier includes, rather than metering every image. You can use LoRAs and textual inversions, inpainting, ControlNet, character creation and video generation, and higher tiers let you import your own checkpoints and LoRAs. Pay-as-you-go Gems run any model at full speed without a subscription, and new accounts get some free Gems to start. Creations are private by default, and there is a REST API, an MCP server and SDKs for developers. Its content rules are more permissive than mainstream services. It suits hobbyists who generate a lot and want predictable monthly costs instead of credit counting.

Best for: Heavy hobby users who want unlimited generations for a fixed monthly price.

What works

Unlimited generations on included models
Supports LoRAs, ControlNet and custom model imports
Private by default, with an API and MCP server

Why people leave

Premium models still cost Gems
Interface is busy with many sub-apps
Best models locked to higher tiers

Top Mage alternatives

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1
Civitai
Bigger community model library with free daily Buzz for generation.
66.5
2
PixAI
Anime-focused generator with a huge library of community LoRAs.
62.6
3
ComfyUI
Truly unlimited generation on your own GPU, free and open source.
59.6
4
OpenArt
Multi-model studio with consistent characters and training tools.
57.2
5
Leonardo.Ai
Polished studio with mainstream content rules and free daily tokens.
55.3

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Mage: common questions

Is Mage free?

Mage has a free plan and paid plans.

Is Mage open source?

No, Mage is not open source. Open-source alternatives include ComfyUI.

What platforms does Mage run on?

Mage is available for Web.

What are the best alternatives to Mage?

The highest-ranked Mage alternatives right now are Civitai, PixAI and ComfyUI. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Mage facts

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Free credits: 300 free Gems for new accounts; Checked Oct 25, 2026mage.space(opens source in a new tab); “New accounts get 300 free Gems, and Gems run any model on demand at the fastest speed, with no subscription.”
Unlimited plans: From $10 a month; Checked Oct 25, 2026mage.space(opens source in a new tab); “Plans from $10 a month add unlimited generation on the models each plan includes, plus monthly Membership Gems.”
API: REST API, MCP server and SDKs; Checked Oct 25, 2026mage.space(opens source in a new tab); “Developers Build on Mage The same models over a REST API, an MCP server for AI assistants, and open SDKs.”
Commercial use: Yes; Checked Oct 25, 2026mage.space(opens source in a new tab); “Compare plans Yours to use commercially Use what you create on Mage in commercial work.”