Pricing.
Plans for one person. Seats for teams.
Plans are paid by card and start today. Teams are priced per creator seat; the seat rate and volume bands are shown after a short form.
Plans
Full quality is not an upgrade. Video renders in HD (720p), Full HD (1080p) and 4K, and masters to 8K in the Upscale studio. Stills render and upscale to a 12K Master, about 12,288 pixels, print ready. Higher resolutions spend more credits; no plan is locked out of any of them.
Free
Every room and tool — start with a 7-day Pro trial
$0/ mo
Free to start, no card
50 credits a month
about 0 look-passes (8s at 720p)
- +7-day Pro trial — 150 credits
- +50 credits/month after trial
- +Every room and every tool — the same as every plan
- +200+ look profiles & 48+ art styles
Pro
For serious creators
$29/ mo
Billed monthly
950 credits a month
about 16 look-passes (8s at 720p)
- +19× the monthly credits of Free
- +Every room and every tool — the same as every plan
- +Render-queue priority ahead of Free when capacity is short
- +Priority support
Creator
For studios scaling output
$80/ mo
Billed monthly
2,500 credits a month
about 44 look-passes (8s at 720p)
- +Everything in Pro
- +2.6× the monthly credits of Pro
- +Render-queue priority ahead of Pro when capacity is short
- +Priority support
Studio
For production teams
$199/ mo
Billed monthly
5,000 credits a month
about 89 look-passes (8s at 720p)
- +Everything in Pro
- +5.3× the monthly credits of Pro
- +Render-queue priority ahead of Creator when capacity is short
- +Dedicated support
Every account starts with a free trial, no card required. Already have an account? Manage your plan.
Seats for teams
A creator seat is $450 a month. Viewer and reviewer seats are free. Credits are pooled across the account. The rate drops from 25 seats. Fill in five fields to see the seat rate, the volume bands and your total.
- +Creator seats from $450 a month
- +Viewer and reviewer seats free
- +Credits pool across the whole account
- +Volume discount from 25 seats
- +Up to 24 seats can be bought by card
- +Deployment, onboarding and support priced per engagement
You pay for work, in credits.
A credit is one unit of production work. A plan or a seat comes with an allowance of them each month, and every action draws from that balance. What differs is how much work a job actually is — a thumbnail and a delivery master are not the same job, and the meter says so.
Boards
Laying a sequence out as thumbnails, so the shape of the scene exists before anything is rendered at size.
Counted per action.
Script
Writing a scene, and breaking a script down into the elements a production has to schedule around.
Counted per action.
Sound and agent runs
Music, voiceover, effects and transcription, plus the planning turns the canvas agent takes on your behalf.
Counted per action.
Edits
Changing a frame you already have: inpainting, removal, background swaps, reframing, relighting, colour matching.
Counted per action.
Frames
Making an image. The resolution you ask for is what moves the cost — a working frame and a delivery frame are not the same job.
Counted per action.
The heaviest single action on the platform lives here.
Motion
Putting a frame in motion. A longer shot costs more than a short one, and the engine the shot is routed to moves the rate.
Counted per action, and per second where the work is footage.
Masters
Taking a frame or a cut up to delivery size. This is where the platform's heaviest single actions live.
Counted per action, and per second where the work is footage.
Listed by what one action of that kind typically costs, least first — read from the same table the app quotes from and the meter charges against, so this order cannot drift from the bill. Footage is counted by the second rather than by the action, which is why a run time changes a cost. Motion has more than one rate: the engine a shot is routed to moves what that shot costs, and the app shows the rate before it runs.
A plan and a seat are not the same product.
Which one fits is a question about how the work is organised, not about how much you intend to spend — so it is worth getting right before anyone quotes anything.
One person, or a small team
A subscription, billed monthly or annually, with a credit allowance included each month. You pick the tier and the billing period; checkout runs inside the app, which is the only place a card is charged.
- ProFor serious creators
- CreatorFor studios scaling output
- StudioFor production teams
Every new account starts on a trial, with no card on file at any point during it — create an account if you would rather use the platform before you talk to anyone.
A production team
Above the self-serve tiers the platform is sold by the seat, on an annual agreement, and quoted rather than published — what a team pays depends on how many creators are working and what they run.
- +Only people making work hold a seat. Viewers and reviewers — clients, producers, anyone signing off — are free.
- +Each seat carries an allowance of credits, pooled across the team, so a heavy week on one desk draws on the same balance.
- +The per-seat rate steps down as the team grows. Where it steps and by how much is a negotiation, which is why it is not a published schedule.
- +Once we have spoken, an enrolment room opens on your account: price the team, see what usage past the allowance costs, and send the quote back to us.
Above both: Production Studio — platform + embedded creative team + world-class talent. Volume, deployment model and support are scoped to the production, so the number comes from a conversation rather than a card. There is no self-serve checkout for it and we do not print a figure we cannot charge.
Annual is cheaper. It also includes fewer credits.
Paying for a year up front costs less per month than paying monthly on every self-serve tier. The part nobody advertises is that on some tiers the discount applies to the credit allowance as well as to the price: the annual rung includes a smaller monthly allowance than the monthly one.
That is deliberate, and this is the right place to read it. A buyer who meets it at checkout feels tricked; a buyer who reads it here can decide which trade they actually want. The billing page always shows the allowance for the period you are looking at, never the larger one.
Some things a checkout cannot honestly sell.
managed care
availability commitments
private deployment
Each of those is agreed in the engagement and written into the contract. None of them is a switch at a checkout — there is a team behind each one, and we will not sell what nobody is staffed to deliver on the day it is bought. The list is read from what we can actually deliver, so it shortens by itself as we can.
Common questions
It depends on seat count and what is in scope. The seat rate, volume bands and your total are shown after a five-field form, with no account needed. Plans paid by card are list prices and are printed in full above.
Two ways to start
For yourself: pick a plan above and check out by card. For a team: five fields, then the seat rate, the volume bands and your total.