Pricing
Every plan is the whole studio: generated imagery, animation, real stock footage, voiceover, music, captions and export. What changes is how many credits arrive each month, how long a video can run, and who else gets into the room.
$0forever
no card
250 credits, once
your first video, on us
$29/mo
billed monthly
2,000 credits a month
about 5 videos a month
$79/mo
billed monthly
6,000 credits a month
about 15 videos a month
$129/mo
2 editor seats in · more $19 a seat
10,000 credits a month, pooled
about 25 videos a month, for the team
Talking to the studio and previews are free. Top up any time, 500 credits for $10.
For teams
Team is Pro, together: one workspace for the company, one pool the owner funds, and everyone with an opinion about the video in the room. You pay for the people who make. The people who watch and comment never cost a seat.
The plan
The workspace, two editor seats and 10,000 credits a month, pooled. Everything in Pro for everyone in it. Annual takes two months off.
A seat
Talks to the studio, builds and exports, and spends from the pool. Two come with the plan; each one beyond is $19 a month, prorated from the day they join.
The pool
The plan's credits land on the owner's balance and anyone with a seat can spend them. Unused credits roll over, up to twice the pool. One invoice, and seats adjust any time.
A reviewer
Clients and colleagues who watch, leave notes on the frame from a link, and talk to the team in the project's channel. They never dispatch the studio, so they never cost a seat.
Mid-month top-up
One time, on any plan, and top-up credits never expire. They sit a little above every plan’s per-credit rate on purpose, so the plans stay the deal and a pack rescues a month rather than replacing one.
500
credits, never expire
$10
1,500
credits, never expire
$25
No surprises
One price table, the same on every plan. The studio quotes a step’s cost in the conversation before it spends anything, so nothing on this list can sneak onto your bill.
The unit prices, in credits
Animation is priced by the model a shot uses; sound on a clip adds half again (included on Wan and Seedance). Left on Auto the studio picks the cheapest model that can do the shot, or you choose the model yourself in the composer. Seedance is the premium tier, priced close to what it costs us. An export is priced by length, rounded up to the next 30 seconds; exporting an unchanged video again costs nothing, and a failed export is refunded.
On Creator that is about $5.08 of your plan. The same spot from an editor runs $300 to $800. The build is the studio writing your video, billed at actual model cost. Motion is the big-ticket extra: put shots in motion and each adds 6 to 20 credits a second.
The checkpoint
Credits leave your balance at exactly one moment: after the studio quotes a step and you approve it. It looks like this.
Five seconds of motion is 30 credits and the track is 10, so 40 all in. Nothing is generated until you say go.
Exactly what was quoted, never before the yes. The conversation and previews never show up here, because they are free; an export shows its price on the button before you press it.
In every plan
None of this changes with the plan. What a step up buys is on the cards above: more credits, longer videos, review links, branches, and the room.
Describe the video. The studio plans the scenes, writes the composition and shows you a preview you can change by asking.
Images made to fit the scene they're in, then animated into moving clips when a shot needs motion.
Real footage and photography searched and placed for you when a scene is better served by something real.
Narration in a voice you pick, with captions synced to the words, over music written for the finished script.
Point the studio at your website once. It keeps your colors, logo and voice, and reuses them across every video.
Save a character and get consistent shots of them across scenes and across separate videos.
Talking to the studio and the live preview cost nothing, so change your mind as often as you like. Render limits apply across Studio and connected assistants.
Export finished MP4s at full quality on every plan, 10 credits per 30 seconds of video. Exporting an unchanged video again is free.
Questions
Every number here is the one billing enforces. If a question is missing, the contact page is one click away.
Credits pay for what the studio makes: the images, narration, music and sound it generates, the build where it writes the video itself, changes to it, and exports. Talking to the studio and previewing are free. A finished 30-second video runs about 350 credits on Creator, everything included, and the studio tells you what a step will cost before you approve it. An export costs 10 credits per 30 seconds of video, rounded up; exporting an unchanged video again is free, and a failed export is refunded. New renders are limited to 3 per 24 hours on Free or 40 on paid plans, with a maximum of 20 per hour, shared across Studio and connected assistants for each paying account.
On Creator, Pro and Team, yes: whatever is left joins next month's credits, up to twice your monthly allowance. Purchased top-ups never expire. Free credits are a one-time welcome, so there's nothing to roll over. If you move down from a higher plan, credits you already have stay until you use them.
You keep every credit you bought, plus up to half a month of your plan's credits, to use whenever you come back. Everything else from the plan expires when it ends. While you're subscribed, every credit is yours to spend.
The build is the studio writing your whole video, and it bills at actual model cost, typically 220 to 330 credits, quoted as part of the plan you approve before anything is built. A change to an existing video is smaller, typically 40 to 120. Previews are always free.
Nothing. Plan the video, ask questions and change your mind as often as you like: you pay only for what gets made. To keep it fair there is a generous limit on messages per hour and per day, and the free plan includes studio time for your first video.
Nothing is lost. Your projects and conversations stay open, and previews and downloads of what you already exported keep working. You can top up any time (500 credits for $10, or 1,500 credits for $25), wait for next month's credits, or move up a plan. On the free plan, picking a paid plan is the way to keep making.
Yes. The videos you make are yours to post, run as ads, or put on your site. Stock clips come from Pexels, whose license covers commercial use.
No. The free plan starts you with 250 one-time credits, enough to make a real video, and your first export is on us. It asks for nothing else.
Editors: anyone who talks to the studio, builds or exports. Reviewers are free and unlimited: they watch, leave notes on the frame from a link and talk in the project's channel, and they never dispatch the studio, so they never cost a seat.
Yes. Plans are month to month, managed from your billing settings, and cancelling stops the next charge. You keep your bought credits and up to half a month of your plan's.