Pricing
You pay for finished videos
Credits are $10 per 1,000, and every action that spends them shows its price before you commit. A run that fails to produce a video is never charged for, and a retry never re-charges you for a scene that already worked.
Per reel
Three tiers, priced per 30 seconds
Length multiplies the price exactly — a 60-second reel is two blocks, a three-minute reel is six. There is no per-second rounding to be surprised by.
Draft
$3.00
300 credits · per 30s
Generated stills with directed camera moves, rendered at 720×1280.
Not generated video — motion comes from the camera, not the model.
Best for: Volume, dailies, and testing a format before you commit to it.
Standard
$8.00
800 credits · per 30s
Generated video per beat at 720p, with frame-continuous seams.
Best for: The default. What most published reels should be.
Cinematic
$15.50
1,550 credits · per 30s
Generated video at 1080×1920, the highest-fidelity model in the stack.
Best for: Launches, hero episodes, anything with a budget behind it.
Plans
A monthly allowance, spent however you like
Plan credits refresh each month and expire at the end of it. Top-up credits never expire.
Starter
$29 /mo
- 4,000 credits a month
- about 13 draft reels
- about 5 standard reels
- about 2 cinematic reels
- 1 workspace
Pro Creator
$79 /mo
- 12,000 credits a month
- about 40 draft reels
- about 15 standard reels
- about 7 cinematic reels
- 3 workspaces
Scale
$199 /mo
- 35,000 credits a month
- about 116 draft reels
- about 43 standard reels
- about 22 cinematic reels
- Unlimited workspaces · top-ups at $10 / 1,000cr
What is free
The parts that should not have a meter on them
- The first storyline for a video. Turning a brief into a structure is how you find out whether there is a video here at all.
- Changing the preset, and re-rendering. Pacing, captions, transitions and ducking all change without regenerating anything.
- Captions, hashtags and titles — written and rewritten per platform, as many times as you like.
- Finding the highlights in a long-form video. You only pay when you turn one into a clip.
- Any run that does not produce a video. Credits are held while a render works and only charged when there is a file.
Questions
Before you spend anything
What does a reel cost?
Draft: 300 credits ($3.00) per 30 seconds. Standard: 800 credits ($8.00) per 30 seconds. Cinematic: 1550 credits ($15.50) per 30 seconds. Credits are $10 per 1,000, and every new account starts with 1,000 free credits, no card required.
What is the difference between the draft and standard tiers?
Draft generates still images and moves the camera across them — the motion is directed, but it is not generated video, and it renders at 720×1280. Standard generates real video for each beat at 720p. Draft is for volume and for testing a format; standard is what most published reels should be.
What happens if a render fails halfway through?
The scenes that finished are kept. You retry, and only the missing scenes run again — you are never charged twice for the same scene, and a run that never produces a video is never charged for at all.