ImageUpscaler vs Let's Enhance

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors.

The short answer

Cheaper paid plan: ImageUpscaler — $9.90/mo vs $12/mo for Let's Enhance
Free plan: Both have one
Public API: Both have one
Best fit: ImageUpscaler: One-off enlargements where installing desktop software is overkill · Let's Enhance: Enlarging product or portfolio shots for large-format print
Trust score: About even — ImageUpscaler 95, Let's Enhance 92

From our own records as of each tool's last check. Anything we have not confirmed is left out rather than guessed. How we verify

ImageUpscalerBrowser image upscaler that also deblurs, strips JPEG artifacts and enhances photos, with batch jobs and an API, billed in credits.

Let's EnhanceUpscales, sharpens and restores photos for print-grade output

Side by side

Fact	ImageUpscaler	Let's Enhance
Category	Image Upscaling & Restoration	Image Upscaling & Restoration
Pricing model	Freemium	Freemium
Starts at	$9.90/mo	$12/mo
Public API	Yes	Yes
Trust score	95 / 100	92 / 100
Platforms	Web, API	Web, API
Company	ImageUpscaler	LetsEnhance, Inc.
Launched	—	2017
Last verified	Oct 15, 2026	Oct 16, 2026

What our research says

ImageUpscaler

A no-friction browser upscaler with a sensible spread of repair tools sharing one credit pool, priced well below desktop alternatives, and with batch jobs and an API it now works for small pipelines too. The credit ladder is the catch: the free allowance is a taster, the cheapest plan covers 50 images, and API volume starts on the $49 Business tier. The operator is a small Ukrainian team with no named legal entity, which is worth weighing before uploading client work.

Pros

Deblur, JPEG artifact removal and enhancement share the same credit balance
Batch processing with a single ZIP download
HTTP API with 100 free calls a month and sample code in a dozen languages
Credits also cover video at 5 credits per file
Entry paid tier at $9.90/month, or $5.75/month on annual billing

Cons

No legal entity named; the About page only says the team is from Ukraine
Free allowance is 3 credits a month per tool
API volume beyond the free calls needs a Business plan from $49/month
The jump from 50 to 500 credits more than doubles the monthly price

Let's Enhance

The safe browser-based choice when you need resolution for print and do not want to install Topaz or babysit a local upscaler; it is priced per image, so it punishes high-volume use.

Pros

Credit rollover up to six months' worth is more forgiving than the usual use-it-or-lose-it model
Distinct tools per job (sharpen, restore, unblur, upscale) instead of one catch-all slider
Documented API with separate enhancer and upscaler endpoints for production use
Running since 2017, so the model quality has had many iterations behind it

Cons

Free tier is 10 signup credits and stamps a watermark on output
One credit per image makes bulk catalogue work costly next to a one-off desktop licence
Top personal plan is 500 credits at $45/month, which is a low ceiling for agencies
Newer generative upscalers produce more dramatic detail on heavily degraded sources

Which one fits

Choose ImageUpscaler if you need

One-off enlargements where installing desktop software is overkill
Cleaning up compressed or slightly blurred source images
Small shops wiring upscaling into a workflow through the API

Choose Let's Enhance if you need

Enlarging product or portfolio shots for large-format print
Restoring scanned or damaged family photos without desktop software
Teams wiring upscaling into a pipeline through the API instead of a UI