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Decart Lucy

Decart's real-time video model: point it at a webcam or live stream and change the style, background or objects from a text prompt as you watch. About 2 US cents per second (US$1.20 a minute) on fal.

Go to Decart Lucy’s website
Free to try?No free plan
Can I sell what I make?Yes
Open or closedClosed
Skill neededTechnical

The facts, with sources

Open or closed
Closed
Only usable through the maker's app or API
Hosted only. Inferred.
source · checked 7 Nov 2026 · checked, but the page was unclear or partial
Can I sell what I make?
Yes
fal tags the endpoint for commercial use; maker's own terms not read.
source · checked 7 Nov 2026 · checked, but the page was unclear or partial
Cost
No free plan.
Plans below.
How you use it
Through another service, Maker's own API
On fal over WebRTC (partner model).
source · checked 7 Nov 2026 · checked, but the page was unclear or partial
Skill needed
Technical
API model.
source · checked 7 Nov 2026 · checked, but the page was unclear or partial
Made by
Decart
source · checked 7 Nov 2026 · checked, but the page was unclear or partial
Status
Available
source · checked 7 Nov 2026 · checked, but the page was unclear or partial

What you can make with it

video to video

source · checked 7 Nov 2026 · checked on the maker's own page

Plans and prices

PlanPriceIncludes
fal, realtime$0.02 per seconds of video
Commercial use: Yes

Some plans are not listed here; see the source for the full list.

$0.02 per second of streamed video.
source · checked 7 Nov 2026 · checked on the maker's own page

Related

Where you can run it

fal

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About this entry. Facts last checked 7 Nov 2026 against the maker’s own pages (each fact links to its source). Entry status: draft. Plain-English summary written by Plainly.

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