Subscribe for credits, spend them anytime.
One unit, one mental model. Every video consumes credits based on its actual compute. Short videos cost less, long max-reliability runs cost more. Credits don't expire.
2,500 credits, refreshed every billing cycle. Credits don't expire.
- Every video, narrator, and effort level included
- Library + API access
- Roughly 35 to 80 normal-effort videos per month, depending on length and options
- Cancel anytime; existing credits stay yours
- Email support
Buy more credits any time. Available to subscribers and free accounts alike. Larger packs include a bonus.
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Sign in to redeem →How credits work
What's a credit?
A unit of compute. Claude, voice synthesis, and the cloud render all roll into it. A short video costs roughly 30 to 70 credits, and max-reliability runs with a premium narrator land closer to 80 to 200. The cost line on the generate page estimates the range before you submit.
Do credits expire?
No. Subscription credits accumulate across months; top-up and promo credits don't expire either.
What if I cancel?
You keep your library, your existing credits, and your account. New videos work until you run out; you can re-subscribe or buy a top-up at any point.
Failed runs?
You see an estimated cost range before you submit, and that amount is held when the run starts. A run never begins if your balance can't cover it, and nothing fails halfway with the meter already running. You're billed for compute actually used, not outcomes: a run that fails partway costs a fraction of a full one, and the unused part of the hold is returned. Retrying costs the same as a fresh run.
Got a code?
Sign in and redeem promo codes at /redeem. It's how we hand out free credits during the closed beta.
Your data?
It's yours. From /account you can export everything we hold on you, set a spend-alert threshold, manage every email notification, and delete your account, which removes your videos, jobs, and history for good.