Higgsfield Soul 2,000-image mood board: $10 at 720p, $15 at 1080p
A 2,000-image Higgsfield Soul mood board costs $10.00 at 720p ($0.005 each) or $15.00 at 1080p ($0.0075) on Sume, plus the 5.5% fee: $10.55 or $15.83.
A 2,000-image Higgsfield Soul mood board costs $10.00 on Sume at 720p ($0.005 per image x 2,000) and $15.00 at 1080p ($0.0075 x 2,000). With the 5.5% platform fee from Sume's pricing policy the totals are $10.55 and $15.83. Mixing is allowed: 1,500 images at 720p and 500 at 1080p is $7.50 + $3.75 = $11.25.
Those are the catalog prices, read from the repo's estimators on 2026-10-08. The same table scales to any count, so a 200-image board is a tenth of each figure.
Price table
| Images | 720p at $0.005 | 1080p at $0.0075 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 200 | $1.00 | $1.50 | $0.50 |
| 500 | $2.50 | $3.75 | $1.25 |
| 1,000 | $5.00 | $7.50 | $2.50 |
| 2,000 | $10.00 | $15.00 | $5.00 |
| 5,000 | $25.00 | $37.50 | $12.50 |
The arithmetic
Sume bills the provider list price x 1.25. At 720p that gives $0.005 per image, at 1080p $0.0075. Two thousand images: 2,000 x 0.005 = $10.00 and 2,000 x 0.0075 = $15.00. The platform fee multiplies the total by 1.055, so $10.00 becomes $10.55 and $15.00 becomes $15.83 (rounded to the cent).
The 1080p premium is exactly 50%, a quarter of a cent per image. For a first pass to pick a direction, 720p is enough; rerun only the picks at 1080p. If you keep 10% of a 2,000-image board, that is 200 x $0.0075 = $1.50 for the rerun, so the whole job is $11.50.
Steps
- Pick the resolution per pass: 720p to explore, 1080p to finish.
- Send images in batches; Sume's docs list batches of 1 or 4 for Soul, so 2,000 images is 500 batches of 4.
- Keep prompts in a file with a seed per row so a pick can be rerun.
- Add the usage totals from each job to check against this table.
Budget scenarios
Three plans show how the choice moves the bill. All-720p exploration of 2,000 images is $10.00. A two-stage plan, 2,000 at 720p then 150 favorites at 1080p, is $10.00 + 150 x $0.0075 = $11.13. Going straight to 1080p for all 2,000 is $15.00. The two-stage plan costs 13% less than going straight to 1080p and gives you a look at every concept first.
If the board is for a client review, count the reruns too: each extra pass of 500 images at 720p adds $2.50. Four passes of 500 is the same $10.00 as one pass of 2,000, so you can change the prompt between passes at no extra cost per image.
Per hundred images
Per 100 images the prices are $0.50 at 720p and $0.75 at 1080p. Use that as a unit: a board of 2,000 is 20 units, so $10.00 and $15.00, and a board of 350 is 3.5 units, so $1.75 and $2.63. Counting in hundreds makes it easy to check a bill by eye.
What Sume does not do
Sume does not guarantee that two runs of one prompt give the same picture, and does not expose a custom Soul reference id as a parameter. Prices here are catalog rates; the estimate a provider shows inside its own account may differ, and the Sume bill follows the catalog.
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