Pay for Dreamina

Dreamina’s pricing page shows its plans in US dollars. Basic is $19 a month, or $168 a year (the page shows that as $14 a month), with 1,575 credits a month. Standard is $36 a month, or $410 a year (about $34.17 a month), with 3,885 credits a month. Advanced starts at $79 a month, or $900 a year ($75 a month), with 8,645 credits a month, and you can pick larger Advanced credit tiers — up to 35,500 credits a month — at higher prices. Ultra is the top plan at a regular $520 a month with 59,000 credits. A quarterly billing option sits between monthly and yearly.

Two things make the price you see less fixed than that list suggests. First, Dreamina runs frequent promotions that discount the first month, quarter or year of some plans; the renewal after that is charged at the regular price, so read the line under the price before you pay. Second, Dreamina says the final price is shown after you sign in, and the plan and price you are offered can depend on your country. Treat the figures above as the regular US-dollar list prices and check your own checkout page.

Every plan renews automatically at the end of its billing period — monthly, quarterly or yearly — until you cancel. The card on file must hold enough balance before each renewal date; an empty card is declined even though Dreamina accepts the card itself. Dreamina says you can cancel any time from your account and billing settings, and that cancellation terms depend on how you subscribed: a plan bought in the mobile app through the App Store or Google Play is managed and billed by that store, not by the card you added on the website.

Dreamina does not publish a refund window on its pricing page or in its Terms of Service, so assume a payment is final and do not count on getting a renewal back. That makes the free daily credits the sensible way to test the models first, and a monthly plan a safer first purchase than a yearly one.

Availability is not universal. Dreamina’s Terms state that the service, in full or in part, may not be available in every jurisdiction, and new models are sometimes rolled out to selected countries first. Dreamina does not publish a country list, so sign in and confirm that the plan and the model you want are offered to your account before you fund a card. A card solves the payment step only — it does not change where Dreamina is offered.

Dreamina prices in US dollars and a Mehbit card is dollar-denominated, so there is no currency conversion on the way. You keep your funds in USDT, move the amount you need onto the card and pay Dreamina’s web checkout by card. Issuing a Mehbit virtual card takes about 5 minutes.