What moves the number
Scope is the first factor. A single model and a kit that can dress an entire scene are different products that happen to share a shelf. The second is how much work is left for you: geometry that needs retopologising, surfaces that need authoring, and files that need converting are all costs that moved from the seller to the buyer.
The third is the license. Broad commercial rights with no expiry are worth more than personal-use-only terms, and a price that looks low sometimes turns out to be priced for a narrower license than the one you need. The fourth is the shape of the deal: a monthly seat in a library and an outright purchase are not comparable numbers, even when the monthly figure looks smaller.
What the price does not tell you
A cheap pack you have to rebuild is more expensive than a dearer one that drops straight in, and the difference is paid in your evenings rather than your card statement. The number that actually matters is total time to a usable scene, which is why the listing detail on a pack page is worth more attention than the price on it.
The reverse is also true. A high price is not evidence of quality on its own, and there is no reliable relationship between the two in this market.
What Polymade Store charges
Every pack carries a fixed, one-time price between $5 and $20 AUD, set per pack and published on its page the day it lists. Australian GST is already included, so the number on the page is the number on your receipt. One payment, no plan to pick, no seat count to manage, and no renewal date to remember. Every purchase comes with a tax invoice from Inverto Pty Ltd, the Australian company that operates the store.
The prices are set where they are on purpose. This is priced for independent creators and small teams, where the decision to buy a pack should not need a justification or a budget line.
What that price is not
It is not a trial, and it is not an introductory rate attached to something that starts charging later. It is not a seat in a library that you keep paying for. There is nothing to cancel, because there is nothing recurring.
It is also not a bundle price that only makes sense if you buy several. Each pack is priced on its own page and stands on its own.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a subscription option?
No. There is no subscription, no membership, and no seat metering. Every pack is a single fixed payment.
Are prices in Australian dollars?
Yes. Prices are in AUD with Australian GST included, and the amount shown on a pack page is the amount charged at checkout.
Do I pay per project or per seat?
Neither. You buy the pack once, and the standard license covers your personal and commercial projects. There is no per-project fee and no seat count.
Can I get a refund if I change my mind?
Pack purchases are not refundable for a change of mind, because a download cannot be returned. Your Australian Consumer Law rights for a faulty or misdescribed product are separate, cannot be excluded, and still apply. The refund page states the position in full.
Why publish a price band before anything is on sale?
Because it is decided, and knowing it is useful before you spend time looking. What is not decided is any individual pack's price, which is why you will not find one here.