Summary derived from scraped Flair.ai pages (home, pricing, license, FAQ, Terms) and internal notes. Flair.ai is an AI-driven platform focused on branded e-commerce imagery: image generation, editing, on-model photography, product video creation, and AI ad generation. Core capabilities include Custom Models (Product, Human, Aesthetic) with guidance to train using typically 6–10 consistent images and options for Standard, Instant (Beta), and Fast training modes with tradeoffs in quality versus credit usage. Key UI/tools highlighted include a Drag & Drop Canvas, 3D staging props, AI Ad Generation, AI Human Models (customizable/model builder), bulk content generation, and an image editor with tools named Magic Paint, Magic Erase, Generate Variations, Extend Image, Upscale, and color/pose/camera edits plus background regeneration. Video workflows support specifying quality, keyframes, and camera motion. API access is offered for higher tiers. Pricing as shown on the site (monthly): Free (Forever) $0/month; Pro $8/month; Pro+ $26/month; Scale Tier 1 $38/month (Scale/Enterprise also has custom options); Enterprise is custom pricing with white-glove onboarding, SAML SSO, unlimited API, dedicated success manager, Slack support, and custom billing/integration support. The site indicates annual-billing discounts and that some features (Instant generation / Ad generation) may consume more of an image quota (can cost multiple times a single-image quota). Licensing and terms: The license/Terms distinguish free-tier rights vs paid-plan commercial rights. Paid-plan commercial rights are tied to paid plans; the site/Terms indicate Pro and Pro+ include commercial usage rights but the exact plan boundaries are ambiguous in places (see ambiguities). Assets generated/downloaded while on a paid plan remain licensed for commercial use after cancellation; upgrading to a paid plan appears to retroactively grant commercial rights to past images created while on free. Terms page last listed update July 19, 2024. Terms include governing law (New York), mandatory arbitration (JAMS in San Francisco), class-action waiver with a 30-day opt-out, DMCA/takedown, content responsibility, and indemnity sections. Users must ensure they have rights to input assets; prohibited content policies are referenced. Enterprise/Scale: Enterprise advertising includes custom training, SSO (SAML), unlimited API, dedicated success manager, onboarding, Slack support, and integration/billing customization. Scale offers private-by-default options and higher-tier collaboration features. Team/collaboration features and custom models are available across Pro+ and higher tiers. Operational notes and data quality: Pricing page content was present but sometimes formatted inconsistently; some lists looked duplicated or overlapping. An automated extraction hit validation limits for very long feature lists. A couple of internal pages (e.g., key-features) returned 404 while main navigation still exposes Features, Pricing, Resources. Licensing wording had potential ambiguities about exact differences between Pro and Pro+ commercial rights—the license page suggests Pro+ explicitly, yet also states Pro provides commercial rights for companies with 2+ people. Company founding year listed as 2022 in public profiles. Recommended next steps (non-exhaustive): confirm exact plan limits and quota multipliers with Flair sales or the live pricing page; request written confirmation of commercial licensing boundaries for your use case (Pro vs Pro+ and retroactive rights); request enterprise demo/terms sheet to confirm SSO, API rate limits, onboarding and integration details; or try the Free tier to validate workflows. Notes: This description is a faithful consolidation of the provided scraped content and internal notes; no external facts beyond the provided summary were added.