Pay for videos, not for a seat
Everything is priced in credits, and credits are spent on work that actually happens — writing a script, reading it aloud, finding footage, rendering. Nothing is charged for twice, and a render that fails is refunded.
What a credit buys
980
credits for a 60-second video
script, voice, footage, render
340
credits for a 5-second video
shorter costs less, always
2780
credits with a premium voice
the most realistic one costs more
Free
Enough to see whether it works for you
£0
3,000 credits to start · about 3 videos
- ✓3 videos to start
- ✓Watch an ad for more credits
- ✓Every voice, every caption style
- ✓Your videos are yours to post anywhere
Starter
One channel, posting regularly
£9/month
30,000 credits a month · about 31 videos
- ✓About 30 videos a month
- ✓Premium voices
- ✓Footage checked against your script
- ✓No ads
Opening soon
Most people
Creator
Daily posting, without thinking about it
£29/month
110,000 credits a month · about 112 videos
- ✓About 110 videos a month
- ✓Auto-Pilot — a video a day, made for you
- ✓Post straight to YouTube
- ✓Everything in Starter
Opening soon
Studio
Several channels at once
£79/month
340,000 credits a month · about 347 videos
- ✓About 350 videos a month
- ✓Auto-Pilot on multiple channels
- ✓Long-form up to an hour
- ✓Everything in Creator
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How free stays free
Making a video costs real money — a few pence of writing, speech and rendering every time. On the free plan an advert pays for that instead of you. Watching one earns 80 credits, so roughly 13 adverts covers a full-length video, and fewer for a short one.
The reward is set from what an advert actually earns (currently assumed at a $10 eCPM), not picked. Paid plans have no adverts at all.
Worth knowing before you pay
What happens if a render fails?
The credits go back automatically. You are never charged for a video that didn't arrive.
Do unused credits roll over?
No. A month's credits are for that month, which is what keeps the price where it is.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Yes. They are yours. Footage is licensed for it, and anything needing a credit tells you so before you render.
Why does a premium voice cost so much more?
Because it does. A realistic voice costs us around ten times a standard one, and the price passes that through rather than hiding it in the plan.