Cloud sessions for ComfyUI, Automatic1111 and model training
RunDiffusion boots private cloud instances of open-source image software (ComfyUI, Automatic1111, Fooocus and the Kohya trainer) so you can use them without a local GPU or a Python environment to babysit. Alongside those sessions it now sells Runnit, a board-based workspace where image, video and training workflows are assembled from prebuilt nodes and paid for in tokens. A documented REST API covers starting generations, managing boards, retrieving past results and querying token spend.
Token-metered subscription rather than hourly GPU rental: a free daily token allowance, then monthly tiers listed at $10.99, $29.99, $49.99 and $224.99, currently shown around 20% off, with a further discount for yearly billing.
Use tool ↗The pragmatic pick when you want ComfyUI or Automatic1111 running in ten minutes on hardware you do not own and do not want to configure. If you already have a 16GB+ GPU, or you are happy with RunPod's raw containers, everything above that is a convenience premium.
Watch out: Tokens are allocated per month against your tier and do not carry over, so an idle month buys nothing while a heavy project can drain the allowance mid-run.
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