Fiddl.art ↗: many AI image and video models, one points wallet
- MRR
- $1,352 Verified 2026-10-21
- Total revenue
- $219,296
- Active subscriptions
- 62
Verified by TrustMRR
In one line: An AI image and video generation platform, free to start, charged by credit packs with an optional monthly plan that adds bonus credits.
- Founder
- John Heeter
Timeline
- Founded date listed on TrustMRR
- Revenue that month: $1,421 (TrustMRR)
- Revenue that month: $19,585 (TrustMRR)
- Revenue that month, the highest of the last 12 months: $31,582 (TrustMRR)
- Revenue that month: $18,494 (TrustMRR)
Compared with similar products
Sources: TrustMRR: Fiddl.art; TrustMRR: Boothie: AI Photo Editor; TrustMRR: Pet Plus Us.
TrustMRR figures are monthly revenue as shown on 2026-10-23 (read-only sync from the payment provider).
Moves Fiddl.art made
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How to copy it
Pick a few generation models, work out per-generation cost and set point prices
Pick a few image or video model APIs, run a batch of typical generations on each at official pricing, record per-run cost, and set the value of one point and the points each model costs so every generation has margin. What the founder did: one account and one point balance work across many models, with pay-as-you-go point packs (TrustMRR).Expand ▾Collapse ▴
Pick a few image or video model APIs, run a batch of typical generations on each at official pricing, record per-run cost, and set the value of one point and the points each model costs so every generation has margin. What the founder did: one account and one point balance work across many models, with pay-as-you-go point packs (TrustMRR ↗).
- A point price table with each model's per-run cost, points charged and margin, all positive.
- A batch of real generations matches the bills and point deductions, all with margin.
I'm building a site that calls several generation models with one point balance. Below are my measured per-run costs per model (at official pricing) and my intended value of 1 point = $<x>. Please: 1) compute points per run for each model so it has margin; 2) flag the thinnest-margin model; 3) suggest points and prices for 3 point packs, with volume discounts that still keep margin per run; 4) use only my numbers. Data: <paste>
Step 1: one of the image models to connect; the TrustMRR page lists Flux 2 on Fiddl.art.
Step 1: one of the video models to connect; the Q1 review says Kling video generations jumped.
Step 1: reach several models through one API and compare prices (our recommendation; the company did not say how it connects).
Build the unified-points generation site with a free start on signup
Build the site on the step 1 point rules: a few free points on signup, pick a model, generate, deduct points automatically, save results to a gallery. Leave community features for v2. What the founder did: the site is free to start and users can try it right after signing up (TrustMRR).Expand ▾Collapse ▴
Build the site on the step 1 point rules: a few free points on signup, pick a model, generate, deduct points automatically, save results to a gallery. Leave community features for v2. What the founder did: the site is free to start and users can try it right after signing up (TrustMRR ↗).
- A new account gets free points, can generate once with each model, points deduct per the table and results appear in the gallery.
- Someone who doesn't know you signs up and completes a generation with free points.
Build the backend of a generation site: 1) give <n> points on signup; 2) a generate endpoint: pick a model and submit a prompt, check the balance, call that model's API, deduct points per the table below on success and not on failure; 3) save results to a gallery table; 4) secrets in environment variables. Follow each provider's official docs and flag anything uncertain. Price table: <paste step 1 table>
Step 2: the backend; TrustMRR lists Node.js and Express for Fiddl.art.
Step 2: host the servers; TrustMRR lists DigitalOcean and Google Cloud for Fiddl.art.
Track signup-to-first-successful-generation conversion and change one thing at a time
Split the funnel into visit, signup, first successful generation and first purchase, check regularly where most people drop, and change one thing at a time. What the founder did: a quarter's growth came from many small improvements stacking up, including a free start, a smoother path from signup to first successful generation, onboarding and quests (Fiddl.art Q1 update).Expand ▾Collapse ▴
Split the funnel into visit, signup, first successful generation and first purchase, check regularly where most people drop, and change one thing at a time. What the founder did: a quarter's growth came from many small improvements stacking up, including a free start, a smoother path from signup to first successful generation, onboarding and quests (Fiddl.art Q1 update ↗).
- A four-step funnel dashboard and a change log of what changed and each step's conversion before and after.
- After a change, the biggest-drop step converts better.
Below is my site's funnel data: visits, signups, first successful generations, first purchases, plus recent changes and dates. Please: 1) compute each step's conversion and name the biggest drop; 2) propose 3 single-change fixes for that step; 3) explain how to tell if a change worked; 4) use only my data. Data: <paste>
Step 3: watch the signup to first generation funnel (our recommendation; the company did not name its analytics tool).
Launch point packs with Stripe and collect your first payment
Launch the step 1 point packs with Stripe, credit points on successful payment, and offer packs when free points run out. What the founder did: it's free to start with pay-as-you-go point packs and volume discounts (TrustMRR), and subscriptions were added later (Fiddl.art Q1 update).Expand ▾Collapse ▴
Launch the step 1 point packs with Stripe, credit points on successful payment, and offer packs when free points run out. What the founder did: it's free to start with pay-as-you-go point packs and volume discounts (TrustMRR ↗), and subscriptions were added later (Fiddl.art Q1 update ↗).
- Point packs can be bought and credited in Stripe test mode; Stripe shows the first real payment.
- Stripe shows the first point-pack payment not made by you.
My generation site is launching point packs: <list of packs with points and prices>. Write: 1) English popup copy for when free points run out: headline, a line per pack, button; 2) backend pseudocode crediting points on Stripe webhook events (event names per official docs), guarding against double credit; 3) use only my numbers.
Step 4: sell point packs and optional monthly subscriptions; TrustMRR verifies Fiddl.art's revenue through the Stripe API.
Write example pages for each model and common use case to earn organic traffic
Write a tutorial or example page for each model and common use, with real generated results and their prompts, and let visitors start generating right on the page. What the founder did: the quarterly update says direct and organic traffic grew the most (Fiddl.art Q1 update).Expand ▾Collapse ▴
Write a tutorial or example page for each model and common use, with real generated results and their prompts, and let visitors start generating right on the page. What the founder did: the quarterly update says direct and organic traffic grew the most (Fiddl.art Q1 update ↗).
- A batch of example pages is live, each with real results and prompts, and the sitemap is submitted.
- These pages start bringing signups from search.
My site generates images and video with several models. Write an English example page for "<model> + <use case>": 1) title and H1; 2) why this model suits this use, using only my test findings; 3) 3 example prompts with placeholders for my results; 4) start-generating button copy. Findings: <paste>
Step 5: draft example page outlines (our pick; the author did not say what he writes content with).
Sources
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Data source: TrustMRR, checked 2026-10-18
