ComfyUI Client Workflows
Kill the per-image subscription.
Midjourney is ~$10-30/mo and your client visuals live on their servers. ComfyUI + FLUX on your own GPU means unlimited images, your client work never leaves your machine, and you own the pipeline. This product is the workflows — not a tutorial.
€39 once, not $10–30 a month
One payment for the workflows, then free to run on your own GPU. Compare that to a per-image subscription that keeps your client visuals on someone else's servers and charges month after month.
The 3 workflows
- 1 · Social Post Gen — FLUX.1-schnell, square 1024, your caption overlay
- 2 · Product Shot — FLUX.1-dev fp8, clean product-on-background from a rough photo
- 3 · Client Variations — one prompt, 4 style-locked variations for a client round
What's inside
- 📄 The Guide (24-page PDF) — architecture, the 3 workflows, 4-step import, hardware, troubleshooting
- ⚙️ 3 Workflow JSONs — real ComfyUI graphs, import and run
- 📊 XLSX (2 tabs) — workflow index + hardware matrix
- 🖨️ Cheatsheet (2-page PDF) — 1-page import ref
Hardware needs (honest)
- 8GB VRAM — schnell only, slow, small batches
- 16GB VRAM — smooth (recommended); dev fp8 runs
- 24GB VRAM — dev fast, batches
Your data stays on your machine
FLUX runs on your GPU via ComfyUI. No Midjourney sub, no per-image fee. Client visuals never leave your drive.
One-time price · no subscription · editable · unwatermarked
€39 once, free to run. The workflow JSON is a repeatable recipe you own and edit. Nothing is paywalled, nothing is watermarked. This is how Operator Co makes covers and client visuals — on an RTX 3090, no Midjourney bill.
Who this is for
Freelancers/agencies producing client visuals who want to drop the image-gen subscription and own the pipeline. You'll run ComfyUI + FLUX (both free).
Who it's NOT for
People who want a hosted image SaaS. This is self-hosted by design.
Why trust this?
These three workflows are how Operator Co produces its visuals — on an RTX 3090, no Midjourney bill. The JSONs are the real graphs, trimmed of our output folders.