Meshy for students is the student offer of Meshy, an AI tool for creating 3D models. The provider offers active students the Pro plan at a reduced monthly price. This guide explains what Meshy states, which conditions apply and what happens after you finish your studies.
Short answer: Students can use Meshy’s Pro plan at a reduced price. According to the provider’s help article, it costs 5.99 US dollars per month for 13 months in total, as long as the subscription is billed continuously. The regular Pro plan costs 20 US dollars per month. Eligibility is checked through your student email address. Last updated: October 2026, offers change frequently.
Key points
- According to Meshy, the student price applies only to the Pro plan, not to the free Free plan.
- The price is 5.99 US dollars per month and applies for 13 months in total.
- Eligibility ends with your studies. After graduation the student price is no longer available.
- The subscription must be billed continuously. If a payment fails, the discount ends and cannot be applied for again.
- There is no discount code for students. You sign up through the provider’s education page.
Offer at a glance
Meshy states its prices in US dollars. The table compares the figures from the provider’s help articles, last checked in October 2026.
| Offer | Regular price | Student price | Duration | Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Meshy Pro | 20 US dollars per month, 1,000 credits per month (pricing article of 27 August 2026) | 5.99 US dollars per month (help article of 28 July 2026) | 13 months, continuous billing required | Application on the education page with a student email, approval depends on the email domain |
| Meshy Free | 0 US dollars, 100 credits per month | No separate student price stated, see provider page | See provider page | Not applicable, see provider page |
The provider lists the current price on its pricing page. The figures shown when you sign up apply.
Who gets the student discount?
According to Meshy, current students are eligible. The provider names no countries. What matters is the domain of your email address. Known domains are approved automatically and blocked domains are rejected. Meshy reviews all other domains manually, so approval can take a while.
For questions about any further proof beyond the email address, contact the provider’s support before you send documents it does not ask for.
What does the Pro plan cost over your studies?
Assumption: you use the Pro plan for 13 months at the student price and the price does not change. You then pay 13 times 5.99 US dollars, which is 77.87 US dollars. At the regular price of 20 US dollars per month, it would be 260 US dollars. The difference is 182.13 US dollars. VAT, exchange rates and bank fees are not included.
What usage rights does the Pro plan include?
Meshy’s plan overview explains how results can be published. On the Pro plan, models can stay private. On the free plan, the provider states that models are published under the CC BY 4.0 licence. The provider describes the Pro plan among other things with commercial rights. Read the terms before you sell or publish models in projects.
For 3D projects in game design, it is also worth looking at Unity for students.
What applies at university?
For AI tools, the examination regulations (Prüfungsordnung) and the rules of your university take priority. Many universities set out whether and how AI output may appear in seminar papers, term papers (Hausarbeit) or theses (Abschlussarbeit). Check this before you submit a model. The student discount does not change this.
Do not enter personal data or unpublished research data into the tool. The article Data protection for AI tools at university explains what to watch for. Always check any output yourself before you use it.
What happens after your studies?
Your eligibility ends when you are de-registered from the university (Exmatrikulation). According to Meshy, the student price is then no longer available. If you want to keep using Pro, you pay the regular price shown on the pricing page.
If a payment fails, the discount ends, and according to the provider it cannot be applied for again. Plan the change early. The article Subscriptions, licences and deadlines after student status ends explains what happens to accounts and subscriptions.
Frequently asked questions
Is Meshy free for students?
The free plan is called Free and, according to the provider, includes 100 credits per month. The student price applies only to the Pro plan and costs 5.99 US dollars per month.
Does the offer apply in Germany?
The provider names no countries. The decisive factor is the email domain of your university. The check after you sign up shows whether it is approved. A manual review can take longer.
Do I need a discount code?
No. Meshy does not provide a code for students. You sign up through the provider’s education page. Offers from third parties with supposed codes do not come from the provider.
Can I use Meshy for my term paper?
Your university decides that, not the provider. Read the examination regulations and ask your lecturers if the rules are unclear. The student discount does not change this.
What happens if my subscription lapses?
The student discount ends. According to the provider, it cannot be applied for again. Make sure billing runs continuously.
How to activate the offer
- Open the education page of Meshy linked in the provider’s help article.
- Select your affiliation and enter your details. Use the email address that is registered with your university.
- Wait for approval. Known domains are approved automatically. Other domains may take longer to review.
- Subscribe to the Pro plan at the student price. Make sure billing runs continuously.
- Check in your account which plan is displayed and when the next charge is due.
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Sources: Meshy Help Center: “Meshy for Students and Educators” (page date: 28 July 2026), Meshy Help Center: “Prices and plans” (page date: 27 August 2026).
Last updated: October 2026. This guide is general information, not individual advice.
