You pay for the end result
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Set your fidelity criteria once, and every output is held to them
Step 1
Test before you commit
Photoroom runs your sample images through the platform before any contract is signed. Onboarding only starts if the results pass, so the guarantee is grounded in your actual catalog from day one.
Step 2
Agree on the brief
You and the team co-write pass/fail criteria based on your product fidelity standards. The criteria are locked into the contract before a single production image is generated.
Step 3
Generate and check
Every output is checked against your brief by Photoroom's proprietary fidelity model, so misses are caught before they reach your team.
Step 4
Misses are regenerated for you
When an output misses the agreed criteria, we regenerate it for you, and you only pay for the outputs you accept.
The Enterprise Guarantee
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End-to-end coverage
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How outputs are checked
The guarantee covers product fidelity, not aesthetic choices
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What qualifies as a miss
Wrong color, added or removed ingredients, a distorted shape, a detail a buyer would notice on the listing. These change the product, so they're misses.
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What doesn't qualify
A round plate instead of a rectangular one, a different background tone, a pose you'd have shot differently. These are creative calls, not product fidelity, so they aren't covered.
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Complex generations may need extra passes
Virtual try-on and patterned garments can take more than one attempt to pass the brief. Those retries are on us, you still only pay for the output you accept.
Exclusive Features for Enterprises
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