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WHAT IT DOES
Every button that spends says what it costs, and asks.
Not an estimate in a footnote and not a balance you check afterward. The number is on the control, in dollars, before the click.
- $5.70
- a spare minute, six shots
- $0
- to plan a film
- never
- purchased credit expires
Credits are dollars
There is no exchange rate to work out and no token arithmetic. A minute of film has come in between $9 and $41 here — a spread measured from real films rather than averaged into a comfortable number.
- On the button not in a footnote or a modal you dismiss.
- A cap per film it stops at the number you set.
- Nothing runs unasked no stage fires because the one before it finished.
And the invoice can be checked
Every entry in the statement carries a hash of the entry before it. A invoice that has been altered says so, which is a stronger claim than asking to be trusted.
What you buy does not expire
Credit you purchase stays yours. The allowance that comes with a plan renews monthly; the two are kept in separate buckets so one cannot quietly eat the other.