Starting now, Weshop AI’s Virtual Try On feature is getting a cost adjustment.
The goal is simple: lower the cost, keep the quality.
No tricks. No downgrade in visual output.
Just better efficiency, passed directly back to you.
Running an e-commerce business in 2025 feels like balancing on a tightrope.
On one side, customers expect better visuals. Cleaner try-on results. More realistic fits. Higher resolution images that feel close to real life.
On the other side, budgets are tighter than ever. Ad costs are up. Content production is expensive. Every tool needs to justify its price.
This is exactly why we’re making a change.
What’s Changing in Virtual Try On Agent: Clear Numbers, No Guesswork
Let’s get straight to the point.
We’ve reduced the compute cost for Virtual Try On tasks across different image resolutions:
- 1K / 2K images
From 65 credits → 55 credits - 4K images
From 105 → 95 credits
That’s it.
Same workflow. The Same output quality. Lower compute usage.
If you’re already using Virtual Try On regularly, you’ll notice the difference immediately.
And If you’ve been holding back because of cost, now is a good time to test it again.
Why We Made This Decision
This wasn’t a random discount or a short-term promotion. Over the past months, we’ve been doing two things in parallel.
First, we kept improving the Virtual Try On model itself. Second, we carefully analyzed how much compute was actually needed to maintain visual quality.
As the system became more optimized, something became clear. We were able to produce the same level of realism with less compute. Once that happened, the decision was obvious. If the cost goes down on our side, it should go down on yours too. After all, better tools shouldn’t automatically mean higher bills.
Virtual Try On: Cost Efficiency Matters More Than Ever
In today’s e-commerce environment, efficiency is everything.
Brands are producing more content than ever before. Product pages need multiple angles. Social media needs constant updates. Marketplaces want clean, consistent visuals.
Virtual Try On is no longer a “nice-to-have”. For many sellers, it’s becoming a core part of the content pipeline. However, when usage scales up, costs scale up too. That’s where small adjustments make a big difference.
Saving 10 compute credits per task may sound minor at first. But when you’re generating hundreds or thousands of images, it adds up quickly.
Lower cost means:
- More room to experiment
- More SKUs covered
- More variants tested
- Less pressure to “get it right” on the first try
And creativity always benefits from fewer constraints.
What This Means for Different Types of Sellers
This update benefits different users in different ways.
For small brands, lower cost means Virtual Try On becomes easier to adopt.
You don’t need a massive budget to test professional-looking try-on visuals.
For growing stores, it means scaling content without scaling costs at the same rate.
More SKUs can now get the same visual treatment.
For large sellers and agencies, it improves long-term cost control.
When volumes are high, even small reductions have a big impact on monthly usage.
In all cases, the trade-off stays the same:
high visual quality without unnecessary overhead.
Conclusion
Lower costs should never mean lower standards.
With this update, Weshop AI proves that efficiency and visual quality can move forward together.
By reducing compute usage for Virtual Try On, we’re giving sellers more room to create, test, and scale without added pressure. The output stays the same. The workflow stays familiar. Only the cost gets lighter.
Whether you’re refining a few key listings or managing large-scale content production, this adjustment makes Virtual Try On easier to use in the long run. No compromises. Just smarter AI doing more with less.
