Cheapest to start is $4.90. Cheapest per image is not us.
If "cheapest" means the least money to get an AI vision board with your actual face, the answer is $4.90, and you can see one scene for nothing first. If "cheapest" means lowest cost per image, the answer is Vision Boards AI at $65, where 300 images works out to roughly $0.22 each against our $0.61. Those are different questions with different winners, and a page that only answered the flattering one would not be worth reading.
Cost per image only matters if you want that many images
$65 for 300 images is excellent value if you will use 300 images. A vision board is a daily-exposure tool, usually a phone lock screen and a handful of scenes you actually return to. Buying volume you never open is not a saving. The honest framing: per-image cost is the right metric once you know you want the product, and entry price is the right metric while you are still finding out.
What you can get without paying anything
One photoreal scene with your real face, from us, with no card, though you do create a free account - details on the free AI vision board generator page. Beyond that, Canva's free tier and Pinterest are genuinely free and genuinely useful, as long as you accept that neither places you in the scene. General-purpose AI image tools have free tiers too, but your face tends to drift between scenes, which is the specific thing an identity-matched board exists to avoid.
The thing worth paying attention to instead of price
Whether the model holds your face. That varies between faces, and no sample gallery answers it, which is why we put the free scene before the payment step rather than after it. The mechanism behind all of this is future self-continuity, and it depends on recognising yourself. An image that does not look like you is not cheap at any price.