Streamoid
Streamoid brings fashion design, product imagery and catalog preparation into a shared workspace. Fashion brands, retailers and marketplaces can use its CXO suite to connect work that otherwise passes between design, creative production and catalog teams.
Three applications for a product launch
Artifax covers market research, design generation, collection planning and tech packs. Photogenix creates product imagery and video, including on-model images, ghost mannequin shots, image editing and campaign videos. Catalogix enriches product data and publishes listings across marketplaces and sales channels.
These functions give the suite a concrete fashion and retail focus. A team planning a collection can develop its direction in Artifax, make product visuals in Photogenix and prepare the corresponding listing information in Catalogix. This is the sequence described in the documentation, rather than an independent assessment of how well the handoffs work.
Setting up a shared workflow
The getting-started documentation tells users to create a workspace, invite teammates and open the individual applications from the CXO dashboard. It recommends starting with 10 to 20 products to test the concept-to-imagery-to-listing flow before increasing volume through imports, automations and exports.
The CXO Agent can perform actions across all three applications from one interface. Teams considering the suite should check their actual product taxonomy and sales-channel requirements during that sample run, particularly where attributes, images or size charts must follow a marketplace's rules.
Shared credits and plan limits
Streamoid's pricing page lists a Free plan with 300 monthly credits and Pro tiers of 1,000 credits for $50, 3,000 for $150 and 7,000 for $350 per month. Pro removes image watermarks and adds priority processing. Enterprise terms depend on a sales conversation.
Credits are shared across Artifax, Photogenix and Catalogix. The advertised maximum output for an activity assumes you devote the entire credit balance to that activity. Combining image generation, catalog enrichment and other work therefore reduces the quantity available for each. Unused credits roll over while the plan remains active and expire when it is no longer active. Free images carry watermarks, making that tier more useful for evaluating the workflow than preparing final unwatermarked assets.