FixPhotoQuality vs ImgUpscaler.com

The price is the easy part

Their free plan was $0, 50 credits a month, ads included, one image at a time. Premium was $9.90 a month for 500 credits, batch, with ads removed. Business was $19.90 and described as “No credits limit.” Commercial use was allowed on all plans, including the free plan. Those sentences were in the server HTML. A refund rule was not, so this page does not invent one for them.

FixPhotoQuality’s free path is three repairs a day, not 50 a month, and free pages show ads. Pro and Studio are ad-free. The preview is unmarked. The download is capped at 3,200 px, which is a different gate from a watermark or an ad. Pro is $12 for 120 credits and a batch of 12. Studio is $29 for 500 credits and a batch of 40. Their Premium credit count matches our Studio count at a lower price, and their batch arrives at $9.90. That is a real trade, not a detail to bury.

Credits here do not roll over. Subscriptions cancel anytime and are not refunded. Failed jobs return the credit. Their Business line says no credits limit. That wording is theirs. We do not offer an unlimited plan, and we will not reinterpret their phrase into a number they did not publish.

Seven English pages, and what that costs a reader

The sitemap held 77 URLs and only seven were English: home, enhancer, reimagine, pricing, and legal. No blog, no format pages, no comparison pages. The homepage was about 865 words, with SoftwareApplication and FAQPage. The enhancer page used WebApplication and FAQPage. For a person who already knows they want “upscale,” that can be enough. For a person who has a grainy scan and a pixelated screenshot, the same enhancer has to explain both, or explain neither.

Our pages split those defects on purpose. A HEIC file is refused in writing, not discovered at upload. A black-and-white photo can be colorized, and the page says the dyes are a guess. A 4×6 calculator divides pixels by inches without uploading. That is more site than seven pages, and it is only useful if each page is specific. A templated sentence with the noun swapped would be worse than their short enhancer.

Commercial use is allowed on every plan here, including the free tool and Free plan, for files you have the rights to process. They allow it on every plan too, and their free plan includes ads. Free pages here show ads. Pro and Studio are ad-free.

Ads on the free plan

An ad on a free upscaler is a subsidy. It is also a page that is no longer only a photograph. Their Premium removes the ads. Free pages show ads. Pro and Studio are ad-free. The cost shows up as a download cap and as modes that wait for Pro.

Schema on their core pages is real and simpler than a page that claims every type. We add HowTo and BreadcrumbList on tool pages and we skip AggregateRating. Neither choice is a ranking trick by itself. A star rating without reviews is the one we refuse.

Figures on this page were taken from public pages on 2026-10-26. Where a price was not in the server HTML, the cell says so. Deletion was not stated as a retention window on the pages we crawled. Ours is 24 hours for the upload and the result, on every plan, including Business-shaped batches. If you need a vendor that keeps a library, neither of these products, on the evidence we have, is that vendor.

The $9.90 question

Their Premium is a real bargain if 500 credits and a batch at $9.90 is the spec and you can tolerate ads until you pay. Our 500-credit plan is Studio at $29. Pro at $12 buys 120 credits, not 500. Put those sentences next to each other and pick. What you get here for the higher Studio price is 8×, a 40 MB and 8,192 px upload, face restore already on Pro, ad-free Pro and Studio plans, and pages that separate a scan from a screenshot.

Commercial use on their free plan is a point in their favor. Ours starts when you pay, and only for files you have rights to. If that clause is the deal breaker, buy theirs. If the deal breaker is an ad under the photograph while you judge it, stay. Neither of us, on the evidence of the crawl, offered a library that keeps your photos for months.

What to keep beside the slider

Say the prices without a winner’s tone. Their Premium is $9.90 for 500 credits and a batch, after a free plan that includes ads. Our Studio is $29 for 500 credits, 8×, and a 40 MB upload, after a free plan that shows ads and a much smaller daily count. Pro is $12 for 120 credits. Commercial use on every plan, including free, is their term. Paid client work you have rights to is ours. Seven English pages can be enough. They are not enough when the defect is a scan, a HEIC export, or a poster. Pick the bundle that matches the file, then keep the original, because neither crawl promised a long library.