COMFYARTS.COM Art Marketplace IMG&VID Generator - Sell Project

comfyarts.com — AI Image & Video Studio + Creator MarketplaceCategory: SaaS / Marketplace · Stage: Live, revenue-generating (small) · Sale: Full ownership + source + domain Stack: FastAPI · SQLAlchemy · SQLite · React/Vite/TypeScript · Docker · Caddy — deployed and running in production right now⚡ THE ONE-LINERcomfyarts is a finished, live AI image and video platform with a creator marketplace attached — 29 models from Flux, Kling, Seedream, Grok and Nano Banana in one studio, a working credit economy with payments already taking real money, and a marketplace where users publish what they generate and earn credits when someone unlocks it.It is not an idea, a repo or a Figma file. It is a deployed product with real users, real generations and real settled payments. It has never been marketed — not one dollar, not one link. You are buying a finished engine and its cost structure, and supplying the distribution.Every figure below is a query against the production database, and I will screenshare the admin panel and my payment dashboard so you can watch me run them. If anything fails to reconcile when you look, walk away — you should., all , all webhook-confirmedLifetime revenue$74Revenue, August 2026$47 (3 orders)Revenue, September to date$27 (3 orders)Fixed monthly cost~$5 hosting + ~$12/year domainMarketing spend, ever$0WHY THIS BUSINESS CANNOT BLEED YOUThis is the part that matters most, and it is structural rather than a promise.The platform holds no model weights and runs no inference. Every generation is a pass-through API call to fal.ai, xAI or Hugging Face, on the operator's own key, paid for in credits the user bought before they spent them.That means:There is no GPU bill. No inference servers, no reserved capacity, no idle burn, no minimum commitment.API cost is 100% variable and cannot structurally run ahead of revenue, because credits are prepaid.Idle costs you almost nothing. There is no month where the invoice arrives and the users didn't. You can take as long as you like to find your channel without a burn clock running.Measured unit economicsCharged to userUnderlying API costOne image (average across real generations)~$0.34~$0.03One video (average)~$8.02~$0.80Cheapest image (Flux Schnell, 22 credits)~$0.02fractions of a centGross margin is held between 75% and 83% on every plan and every credit pack, by design — each model's credit price is set against its real API cost, and the whole table is admin-editable without a redeploy. (It was previously tuned to ~90%; I deliberately lowered it and increased credit grants by 20% to make the offer more competitive for paid acquisition. You can move it back in one screen.)Current pricing (live, and editable from the admin panel)Monthly plans — carry a bonus over the equivalent one-time pack, which is the reason to subscribe:TierPriceCredits/monthFree$01,800 on signupStarter$911,760Creator$2942,600Pro$79109,800Max$200232,800Repeatable one-time credit packs: $9 → 9,720 · $29 → 27,000 · $79 → 78,000 · $200 → 200,400A free signup gets 1,800 credits — about 81 images on the cheapest model — which is a genuinely generous trial hook for paid acquisition.THE PRODUCT ACTUALLY DOESImage Studio — 22 image models. Every aspect ratio, 1K/2K resolution, reference-image editing, multi-image composition (Grok), conversational character-consistent editing (Nano Banana). Every ratio and resolution option in the picker was verified by generating against the live endpoint and measuring the returned pixels — not copied from vendor documentation. The picker never offers a shape a model cannot actually deliver.Video Studio — 7 video models: Grok Imagine Video and 1.5, Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro, Kling 2.5 image-to-video, Kling 2.1 Master, Kling 1.6, Wan 2.2 image-to-video. Billed per second of output. Async submit-and-poll architecture, so a three-minute render never occupies a worker.The full catalog (29 models): Image — Grok Imagine 2.0 · Grok Imagine · Grok Imagine Quality · Seedream v4 · Seedream v3 · Nano Banana · Nano Banana Pro · Flux Schnell · Flux Dev · Flux Krea · Flux Pro 1.1 · Flux Pro Ultra · Flux + LoRA · Flux General · Juggernaut Flux · Qwen Image · SDXL Fast · SDXL Lightning · Realistic Vision · Flux Lustly · SLDR Flux · Flux Open v2 Video — Grok Imagine Video · Grok Imagine Video 1.5 · Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro · Kling 2.5 i2v · Kling 2.1 Master · Kling 1.6 · Wan 2.2 i2vCreator Marketplace — users publish what they generate; others unlock the full-quality original with credits. Watermarked public previews, gated originals, favourites, per-artwork SEO landing pages, confirm-before-spend, seller notifications. 80/20 split on a first sale; on resale it is 70 seller / 10 original artist royalty / 20 platform. Ownership genuinely transfers — only the current holder can edit or delete a piece, and a free download does not transfer ownership.Prompt provenance (the clever bit) — every studio generation writes a row storing a SHA-256 and a perceptual dHash of the output plus the prompt, but no media. When a creator later uploads that file to sell, fingerprinting matches it and attaches the original prompt automatically. Prompts are never accepted from the client, which is what makes "made on this platform" a verified claim rather than a checkbox anyone could tick.Credit economy — Razorpay integrated and taking real money today. Credits auto-refund on any failed generation, and the refund survives a server restart because it is reconstructed from the persisted generation record. Full credit ledger, wallet, earnings, notifications.Open-weight model lane — four community Flux fine-tunes (Lustly, SLDR, Flux Open v2, Juggernaut) routed via Hugging Face to providers that do not post-filter output. Getting this routing right was real engineering: most gateways will accept the model and then blank the result at the end, so the generation "succeeds", the image comes back black, and the credits are gone anyway. comfyarts resolves the provider list first and excludes the ones that post-filter, and refuses up front rather than charging for a render it cannot deliver.SEO infrastructure — this is not a checkbox. Pages render server-side (an earlier version shipped a correct <head> and an empty <body>, so GPTBot, PerplexityBot and ClaudeBot saw nothing — that is fixed). Dynamic sitemap generated from a single source of truth, hand-written copy for every model page, 23 written head-to-head comparison pages (/compare/a-vs-b), per-artwork meta and Open Graph, structured data, and prompt-derived titles that are safety-gated before they can reach a <title> tag.Also included: AI Friends (voice-first AI companions — built, but see disclosures), an image upscaler, prompt Deconstruct (image → prompt), a full admin panel with per-model pricing controls, per-user credit and storage management, and live analytics.Backend: Python FastAPI + SQLAlchemy + SQLiteFrontend: React + Vite + TypeScript studio app, plus a fast static HTML layer for marketing and marketplace pagesDeployment: Docker Compose (app + Caddy with automatic HTTPS). git pull && docker compose up -d --build is the entire deploy.Model routing: one catalog drives the router, the picker and the pricing. Adding a model is a one-line entry.Analytics: Google Analytics 4 installed and live, injected server-side into every HTML response from a single point, with the measurement ID as an admin setting — so you point it at your own property without a redeploy and never inherit mine.Clean, modern, boring-in-the-good-way. Any competent developer can run it locally in minutes. The code is commented throughout, and the comments explain why, including the traps — not just what.Total payload to migrate: 58 MB. Database plus every stored asset. This is a file copy, not a data project.Models. comfyarts hosts no model weights. Every model is called through a commercial provider — fal.ai, xAI, Hugging Face — so commercial rights flow from those providers' terms, under your account and your key. For the 25 mainstream models that is ordinary commercial API usage, on the same basis as every competitor in this space.The four open-weight community models need your own review. Flux Lustly, SLDR Flux, Flux Open v2 and Juggernaut Flux are community-published weights accessed via Hugging Face. Community model cards vary in what they permit, and I have not had counsel confirm them — so I will not tell you they are cleanly cleared for commercial resale. Have a lawyer check them against their individual cards before scaling that lane. They are four catalog entries, removable in one line each, and the platform does not depend on them.Generated output. Rights come from each provider's terms; across the major providers here the generating user owns their output and may use it commercially. The site's own terms assign output to the user who generated it — there is no comfyarts-side claim on anything. Note that AI-generated work has weak or no copyright protection in most jurisdictions regardless of provider terms.The domain is deliberately clean. The open-model pages are noindex rather than Disallow — a meaningful difference, because a blocked page is never fetched, so its noindex is never seen and Google lists the bare URL anyway. Prompt-derived titles are safety-gated for the same reason: titles are the strongest adult-classification signal there is. The site's public copy is written around what these models are (open-weight community fine-tunes that run without a local GPU) rather than what they permit.📦 WHAT'S INCLUDED100% of the source code — backend, frontend, static site layer, admin, deployment config, tests. No obfuscation, no held-back modules, no license keys, no phone-home.The comfyarts.com domain, transferred to you.The production database with its real data — or clean, your choice.Docker Compose + Caddy deployment configuration.ARCHITECTURE.md and written handover notes, including the operational traps that are not obvious from reading the code.The full model catalog and pricing configuration — margin tuning already done.The CSAM guard and the provider-routing layer — the hard, valuable parts.The complete server migration, performed by me, end to end onto your own hosting: set up, deployed, DNS cut over, HTTPS verified working. Budget a full day of developer time if you did this alone.30 days of support after handover — architecture walkthrough, help wiring your own API keys and payment account, and email access afterwards.Exclusive ownership. I will not resell, relicense, reuse or redeploy this codebase, and the listing comes down on completion. I will put that in the sale agreement in writing.🔑 WHAT YOU BRINGYour own API keys (BYOK): fal.ai, xAI, Hugging Face. Pure per-generation pass-throughs — pricing is already set to profit on top of them. My keys are rotated at handover; you run on yours.Hosting — a small cloud VM, $5–20/month runs it comfortably.Your own Razorpay (or swap in another processor) to receive funds.Distribution. This is the part that isn't built, and it is the whole reason the price is what it is.GROWTH LEVERSPaid social is now viable. The domain is clean, GA4 is installed, and the free tier grants 1,800 credits (~81 images) — a real trial hook. Ad creative and copy are ready to go.The SEO foundation is already laid and takes months to compound — 29 model pages with hand-written copy, 23 comparison pages, server-side rendering, dynamic sitemap. This is the asset that keeps paying after you stop spending.Marketplace flywheel — creators publishing pull their own audiences, and every unlock drives credit purchases. Credits are bought with real money, so marketplace volume is revenue.Model freshness as marketing — "we have the newest model" is a recurring reason to return, and adding one is a one-line change.Subscriptions are built but unproven — every sale so far was a one-time pack. Converting even a handful of repeat pack-buyers (and there is at least one obvious candidate) to $9/month is the fastest path to actual MRR.An "unlimited on cheap models" tier, affiliate payouts, a mobile wrapper and API resale are all natural extensions on the existing base.WHY I'M SELLINGI build faster than I market. That is the entire answer.The margin structure, the provenance fingerprinting, the safety guard, the provider routing and the SEO layer are work I would defend in any code review. But it has been sitting finished while I don't do the one thing it needs, which is distribution. It needs an operator; I'm a builder, and I'm moving to my next project.That is also why the unflattering numbers are in this listing rather than buried. I am not trying to win an auction — I am trying to find an owner who will actually run it, and hand over cleanly.IDEAL BUYERA marketer or growth operator who wants a finished, high-margin AI product and only needs to supply traffic.A developer who wants a live, modern AI SaaS base to fork, rebrand or extend.Anyone already sitting on an audience in AI art, design or creator tooling who can point it at a product that charges from day one.PRICE — $600Full ownership: source code + domain + database + deployment + migration + 30 days support.Escrow.com preferred, opened by you so the process stays in your control — I deliver into escrow, you inspect, you release. Payoneer or Wise also fine.Live demo: comfyarts.com — a demo account with credits is available on request so you can generate images and video yourself before you commit.