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# Pricing
The Image Editing API is part of our "Plus plan" and each API call is priced at $0.10.
This means that an API call can include as many edit options as needed, **with no impact on the price**.
For example, you can combine using [AI Beautifier](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/ai-beautifier.md) along with other features, such as [AI Shadows](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/ai-shadows.md) or [AI Backgrounds](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/ai-backgrounds.md), without having to worry about any variation in the price of the API call:
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Edit options include:
* Background Removal
* [Smart Positioning](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/positioning.md)
* [AI Shadows](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/ai-shadows.md)
* [AI Backgrounds](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/ai-backgrounds.md)
* [AI Relighting](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/ai-relight.md)
* [AI Text Removal](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/ai-text-removal.md)
* [AI Expand](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/ai-expand.md)
* [AI Uncrop](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/ai-uncrop.md)
* [AI Beautifier](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/ai-beautifier.md)
* [Describe Any Change](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/edit-with-ai.md)
Details of the pricing are [available here](https://www.photoroom.com/api/pricing).
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For testing and prototyping, you can use [sandbox mode](/image-editing-api-plus-plan/sandbox-mode.md), which allows you to make free calls to the Image Editing API.
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Calling the API twice with the same input image and the same edit options will be billed as 2 separate calls.
We plan on adding caching but it’s not available yet.
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