SwisserAI vs zoov.dev: a credit is not a credit

Yes, and it is worth saying plainly on a page like this. Their asset optimization pipeline is real work that we do not do, their Photoshop and Photopea plugin has no equivalent anywhere in this market, and their plans and credit packs are clearly laid out. If your day is spent editing textures and shrinking asset packs, they are built for you and we are not. This page is about which trade-offs fit your work, not about whether their product is any good.

Because a credit is each platform’s own invented unit and the two are not close. At list price on the Pro plans, a zoov.dev credit costs about $0.0167 ($25 for 1,500) and a SwisserAI credit costs about $0.001 ($19.99 for 20,000). Theirs is worth roughly seventeen of ours. So when their pack description puts a livery at about 30 credits and ours puts an AI-designed livery at 190, ours is still the cheaper one, $0.19 against about $0.50. Any comparison counted in credits rather than currency will mislead you, in either direction.

No, and they say so themselves in their FAQ: plan credits refresh on every billing date and unused ones do not carry over, while credits bought as a pack never expire. On SwisserAI, unused plan credits roll over up to three times your monthly allowance and purchased credits never expire. If your work comes in bursts, which most server work does, this is the difference between a quiet month costing you nothing and a quiet month costing you the whole allowance.

SwisserAI, on every item where both sides state a price. zoov.dev no longer publishes a price per tool, but their own credit packs say 1,500 credits buys about 50 liveries and 150 credits about five liveries or icons, so about 30 credits each. At their Pro rate of $25 for 1,500 that is about $0.50 per livery or icon. On SwisserAI an AI-designed livery is $0.19 (150 credits for the design, 40 for the pack) and an inventory icon is $0.025, converted the same way at $19.99 for 20,000. For their other tools we have no published figure, so we do not guess one.

Yes, they ship a Code Agent for Lua and NUI. Two things are worth knowing before you rely on it. They do not publish what a Code Agent run costs, so you cannot work out your spend in advance. And the context it accepts depends on the plan: their Max plan advertises the largest Code Agent context. SwisserAI publishes the real cost spread of finished script jobs on the credits page and does not cap prompt length by plan.

Yes. zoov.dev launched a Tattoo Pack Studio in September 2026 that places your image on the freemode ped with mesh-UV placement and exports the overlay resource. Our Tattoo & Patch Studio places one image for both genders, adds config snippets for illenium-appearance, fivem-appearance, xnTattoos and rcore, and builds one free pack with no account at all. A full pack with up to twelve designs is 40 credits, which is $0.04, and the AI draws a tattoo or patch from a prompt for 150 credits, two takes with the background removed, which is $0.15. zoov.dev publishes no credit price for a tattoo pack, so we cannot say what one costs there.

Plenty of people should. They are strongest on the parts of the job we do not touch at all: bulk optimization of asset packs you already own, texture work inside Photoshop, livery UV templates. We are strongest on generating things that did not exist yet, and on the FiveM-specific pipelines they do not run, such as video-to-animation, framework conversion and Discord bots. Neither tool locks your output into a proprietary format, so there is nothing stopping you.

The big ones are animations from video, the framework converter between ESX, QBCore, Qbox and ox_core, Discord bot generation, the prop animation studio (theirs is marked in development) and the free handling editor. There is also an OpenAI-compatible API and a VS Code extension, so the generator runs inside Cursor, Continue, Roo Code or Windsurf rather than only in a browser tab.

Ours, and for one structural reason rather than a bigger number. Their free tier is 50 credits once plus daily caps on the browser tools: five conversions or optimizations a day, one UV map a day and exports up to 1024 px, with full-size exports from their Standard plan up. Ours gives you 250 credits plus a daily refill, and several tools that cost nothing permanently and hand you a real file: the GLB-to-FiveM converter, the resource merger, the EUP merger, the handling editor and the free framework analysis. The mergers, the EUP maker and the tattoo studio do not need an account at all. The test is simple: at the end of an hour on the free tier, can you download what you built?