Guide
Credits calculator: the whole price list, then five workflows
Every charge here is a fixed number and there are five of them. Nothing is metered by seat, by render tier or by how busy the service is. This page lists all five, then prices the five workflows people actually run, from a 20 credit music track to a 374 credit rendered presenter ad. By the end you will know what a month costs before you subscribe to anything.
- One batch, a whole source take
- 100 CR
- Per output minute to export
- 20 CR
- Free credits to start, no card
- 300
Every charge, in one place
A batch is 100 credits. It covers the transcription, the director pass and the b-roll search for one source take of up to three minutes.
Export is 20 credits per output minute of finished video. A forty second ad costs about 13.
A presenter render is 320 credits per finished minute. That makes it the most expensive thing available here.
A generated voice-over is 70 credits per minute. A generated music track is a flat 20 credits at any of the five lengths.
The trial is 7 days with 300 credits and no card. Basic is $39.99 a month for 2,500 credits. Premium is $79.99 for 5,000.
A top-up is $15 for 1,000 credits whenever a month runs short.
Every one of those is a fixed number. Nothing here is metered by seat, by render length tier or by how busy the service is.
- Batch: 100 CR per source take, up to three minutes
- Export: 20 CR per output minute
- Presenter render: 320 CR per minute
- Generated voice-over: 70 CR per minute
- Music track: 20 CR, any length
The price list, sorted by what it costs
Two of these are small and one is not. That gap decides most of what a month costs.
- Music track20 CR
- Export, one minute20 CR
- Voice-over, one minute70 CR
- Batch, whole take100 CR
- Presenter render, one minute320 CR
Five workflows, priced end to end
A filmed forty second ad: batch 100, export about 13. That is 113 credits.
The same ad with a generated music bed: 113 plus 20, so 133 credits.
A rendered presenter ad at forty seconds with a generated read: render about 213, voice-over about 47, batch 100, export 13. About 374 credits.
A voice-over placed over your own footage with no presenter: 47 for the read, 100 for the batch, 13 to export. About 160 credits.
A music track on its own, for use anywhere: 20 credits.
Those five cover almost everything anybody does here. The spread between the cheapest ad and the most expensive is a factor of three.
Pick the workflow before you pick the plan. The route you take decides the monthly number far more than the tier does.
Most accounts run the first two for volume and reach for the third only when nobody will go on camera.
Five workflows, finished cost
A rendered presenter ad costs roughly three times a filmed one. Everything else is close together.
- Music track alone20 CR
- Filmed 40s ad113 CR
- Filmed 40s ad with music133 CR
- Voice-over over your footage160 CR
- Rendered presenter 40s ad374 CR
This is the whole editor
Highlight a phrase and a clip lands on those exact words. No timeline, no keyframes, no layers.
What each plan buys in finished ads
The 300 free credits cover two filmed ads with a little left over. Or most of one rendered presenter ad.
Basic at $39.99 and 2,500 credits covers about twenty-one filmed ads a month, or six rendered presenter ones.
Premium at $79.99 and 5,000 credits covers about forty-four filmed ads, or thirteen rendered ones.
A $15 top-up of 1,000 credits adds roughly nine filmed ads or two and a half rendered ones.
The trial runs 7 days. That is enough to make a batch, edit it properly and export it more than once.
If your month runs long, a top-up is usually cheaper than moving up a plan you only need occasionally.
Work out which of those five workflows you will actually run, multiply, and the plan choice takes about a minute.
There is no fourth tier waiting above Premium, so the arithmetic does not get more complicated as you grow into it.
The four ways people burn credits without noticing
Rendering long presenters. Ninety seconds costs 480 credits before anything else happens, and holds attention no better than forty would.
Exporting the same ad repeatedly. Each export is 20 credits per output minute, so five exports of a forty second ad is 65 credits of iteration.
Generating a fresh music track per ad instead of reusing a saved description. Twenty ads at 20 credits is 400 credits on beds nobody will distinguish.
Generating a voice-over you then re-record yourself. At 70 credits a minute that is cheap individually and adds up across a month.
None of those are traps. They are reasonable actions that quietly consume a plan if nobody is watching the meter.
Watch the presenter line specifically. It is the only charge here large enough to end a month early on its own.
Check the balance once a week for the first month. After that you will know your own pattern and stop needing to.
What credits buy, and the five limits they do not lift
Credits buy attempts. That is the thing the winner arithmetic says you need most of, and on the filmed route a plan converts almost entirely into them.
Five limits are not a plan tier away, and they are worth reading before you subscribe rather than after.
A horizontal export. Every finished file is 9:16.
A source take longer than three minutes, which is a hard uploader limit.
A timeline, keyframes or layers. The editing model is transcript-driven by design.
A logo, a fixed sign-off frame or a template lower third on the export.
And a music track longer than 120 seconds, or stems, or a tempo slider.
If any of those are requirements, budget for a second tool alongside rather than more credits here.
For everything else the arithmetic is unusually simple. One batch, one export, and the twenty-first ad of the month costs exactly what the first one did.
Questions people ask
- How much is one finished ad?
- About 113 credits if you film it: 100 for the batch and roughly 13 to export forty seconds. A rendered presenter version of the same ad is about 374 credits, because the render alone is 320 per minute.
- How many ads does Basic cover?
- About twenty-one filmed ads a month from 2,500 credits, or six rendered presenter ads. Premium at 5,000 credits roughly doubles both. A $15 top-up adds 1,000 credits when a month runs long.
- Does exporting again cost credits?
- Yes, 20 credits per output minute each time. That is about 13 credits for a forty second ad, so iterating five times costs 65 credits. Worth knowing before you export after every small change.
- Who will find this pricing wrong for them?
- Anybody rendering presenters at volume. At 320 credits a minute the plan runs out fast. Film the volume at about 113 credits an ad and keep the render for the scripts nobody will say on camera.
Batch 100, export 20 a minute, presenter 320 a minute. Five numbers, no tiers, and the twenty-first ad costs what the first one did.