PRICING
Generating is billed as it runs, at cost plus a flat commission, and every button says its price before you press it. What a plan buys is credit each month, somewhere to keep what you made, and room to share it — not a better film. Run out and you can top up; bought credit never expires.
EVERY PLAN, INCLUDING $0
What a plan adds is room to work: credit each month instead of buying it as you go, storage that holds more, files kept for as long as you subscribe, and seats for the people you make things with.
buy credit as you need it
a month, $80 of it credit
About 7 thirty-second films a month, at standard quality.
a month, $260 of it credit
About 22 thirty-second films a month, at standard quality.
volume pricing, invoiced
Only the rows the plans disagree about. Everything left out is in the band above, and is the same whichever you pick.
| Pay as you go | Studio | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Films at once | 3 films at a time | 50 films at a time | 500 films at a time |
| Storage | 2 GB of storage | 100 GB of storage | 500 GB of storage |
| Files kept | 30 days | For as long as you subscribe | For as long as you subscribe |
| Seats | 1 seat | 3 seats | 25 seats |
| Render queue | Standard | Standard | First |
| Brand kit | — | Yes | Yes |
Credit is spent on the work: filming each shot, recording the voices, writing the score. So a minute is not one price — it depends how many shots you cut it into, which is your decision and is made on the storyboard, before anything is filmed. Six long takes come to about $5.70; the same minute in twenty-four quick cuts is about $22.98. Every stage is approved before it spends, nothing renews without you, and unused credit you have bought never expires.
Every button that costs money shows the price on it. You set a limit for each film, and we stop there. One credit is one dollar. No points, no packs, no sums to work out.
One minute does not have one price. It depends how many shots you cut it into. More shots means more work, so it costs more. You choose, and you choose before we film anything.

One idea held on screen. An explainer, a founder talking, a product turning.

The usual shape: a scene every five seconds, narration over music.

An advert or a montage — a new image every couple of seconds.
All three are sixty seconds, at standard quality, with narration. Re-doing a shot you do not like costs one shot again — about $0.95 — and you approve every stage before it spends. 4K costs pennies more to render and is the same film at four times the pixels.