JANCTION Render Opens Commercial AI Rendering With No Monthly Contract
Jasmine Lab's JANCTION Render is now in commercial operation, letting AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude build and render 3D scenes through plain prompts.
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Why it matters
A prepaid, capped GPU render sold through existing AI chat tools turns occasional 3D video work into a metered utility rather than a software purchase, which is the part of this launch worth watching.
Key Facts
- Jasmine Lab began commercial operation of JANCTION Render, a cloud GPU rendering service for AI agents.
- JANCTION Render works from MCP-compatible tools including ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini CLI.
- Pay-as-you-go pricing is 0.1 yen per GPU-second, or 360 yen per hour, charged only for render time.
- New users get 100 yen of credits without a card, rising to 500 yen after adding one.
- Paid billing began on October 8, and external users had completed 1,307 renders about a month after the September 30, 2026 launch.
Pay-as-you-go costs 0.1 yen per GPU-second, with 100 yen of card-free credits and up to 500 yen free after a card is added. Paid billing started October 8, and external users had completed 1,307 renders about a month after the September 30 launch.
Pricing is the pitch. JANCTION Render charges 0.1 yen per GPU-second, or 360 yen per hour, and bills only for the time the GPU spends rendering. The company says that is about half the rate of Tokyo-region GPU servers from major cloud providers running the same NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell card, measured against public information as of October 2026.
Users keep the guardrails. Pay-as-you-go is prepaid, the AI quotes an estimate of time and cost before a render starts, and per-use and per-day caps stop work that would exceed them. Monthly plans are 2,980 yen and 9,800 yen, and preview renders stay free for up to 2 GPU per day after credits run out.
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