Zero Initial Cost, No Subscription Tie-ins! Bridal & Hotel Industry-Specific Generative AI Image Production Service Price Revision. Offering 'Visualizing Facility Strengths' Images with 3 Professionals

New Value Frontier Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Koichiro Takamiya)'s AI promotion division has significantly updated the service structure and pricing of its 'Generative AI Image Production Product' for wedding venues, hotels, and banquet halls. This service will be terminated once the limited slots are filled, due to the allocation of professional human resources. In the bridal and hotel industries, visual appeal on SNS like Instagram and websites significantly impacts booking rates. High photography costs and model rights issues make continuous updates difficult. While generative AI offers low-cost image creation, unnatural AI-generated images are ineffective. Professional intervention is crucial to create 'selling photos' that understand facility strengths and guide customer acquisition. NVF's generative AI image production involves three professionals: an NVF marketer analyzes company strengths and positions, an NVF acquisition consultant directs image generation for high click-through and conversion rates, and an NVF photography director performs final retouching to eliminate AI-specific unnaturalness and achieve professional quality. Many existing AI image generation services require high initial costs and long-term subscriptions. Competitors typically cost a minimum of 560,000 yen annually (200,000 yen initial + 30,000 yen/month x 12 months). NVF's service is a complete buy-out model with zero initial cost, priced at 7,000 yen per image, starting from 100,000 yen (approximately 14 images), with no additional monthly fees. This allows facilities to acquire only the necessary number of high-quality images at the lowest total cost. This service is not merely automated AI generation; it involves deep intervention by marketers, consultants, and directors for each image. Therefore, the number of facilities that can be accommodated is limited, and new registrations will close once the anticipated slots are filled within a few months.