PICK YOUR PLAN

Credits are the single currency for every generation. A 30-second Auto-Shorts render costs 45 credits — the formula is 1.5 credits per second of output, with a 40-credit minimum. A basic image costs 2 credits, mid-tier models 3–5, and premium models such as Nano Banana Pro cost 18. Text-to-speech is billed per 1,000 characters. The exact price is always shown on the button before you confirm.

No. Every purchase is a one-time payment for the period you chose, and nothing is charged automatically afterwards. When the period ends the plan simply expires and you decide whether to renew — there is no subscription to cancel and no card kept on file for recurring charges.

It depends on what you make, since everything draws from the same credit balance. As a reference point, Starter covers about 15 thirty-second renders or 350 basic images per month, Plus covers 26–46 renders, and Ultra covers 81–217. The Compare features table lists exact counts per model, and the configurator above works it out from your own volumes.

Credits come with a plan. On Plus and Ultra you can drag the slider inside the card to pick a larger monthly amount at a lower price per credit, or move up a tier. There is no separate one-off credit top-up — the higher steps exist precisely so you can size the plan to your volume instead of buying packs.

A separate monthly allowance that covers the most expensive image models — Nano Banana Pro, Grok Imagine, GPT Image. Generating with one of them spends both credits and one Pro Generation. The allowance resets at the start of each calendar month (UTC) and is independent of your credit balance: Starter gets 20, Plus 65–115, Ultra 200–540.

No — at each renewal the balance is set to the plan amount rather than added to it, so anything left over does not carry into the next period. Pick the credit step that matches what you actually use; the configurator above is there to help you size it.

Yes — buying a different plan applies it immediately and sets your balance to the new plan’s amount. Because the balance is replaced rather than combined, it is worth switching when your current credits are close to used up rather than right after a top-up.

Rendering runs on our own GPU machines, so a short clip usually takes several minutes depending on length and how busy the queue is. Plus and above get priority in that queue, and higher plans also raise how many jobs you can run at once — from 1 on Free up to 8 in parallel on Ultra. You can close the tab: finished renders wait for you in your workspace.