Every plan includes the whole studio — all six stages, every tool and editor, every model, the assistant and the director. Plans differ in how much you can make each month. Credits are the only meter, one credit is one cent, and the estimate is shown before you run.
For one chapter a month, and for finding out whether your comic wants to move.
For a series: two or three chapters a month with room to re-shoot the shots that matter.
For a channel or a small team shipping every week, with the volume to match.
Plan credits arrive on your billing day and reset each month. Credits you buy on top never expire and are used after the monthly allowance. One GPU job runs at a time per account; the rest queue in order. All prices in USD; taxes may apply.
The studio picks the cheapest card that can run your step and hands the job to it. You pay the same flat rate whichever card that turns out to be — a faster card simply finishes sooner and costs you less.
Billed from the moment a card is rented for your job to the moment it is released, on any card. A card stays warm for a few minutes after a job, so the next step in the same stage does not pay to start it again. A failed step is refunded automatically.
Planning passes run on the server against a language model: 2 credits per page or panel read, 10 credits for a script or a storyboard. The assistant's chat costs the same way.
Free: importing, the canvas tools (Select, Paint, Crop, Clone), the editors, Plan Sound, the cut, the mixdown, the render, exports.
Figures are from our own reference chapter — 87 panels into 81 shots, about twelve minutes of film — and came to roughly 2,900 credits end to end, most of it in Generate Video. Your pages, settings and re-shoots will move the number; the estimate on the run button is what you are charged.
Source, Art, Story, Video, Sound and Deliver, with every step in each.
Sixty-plus art styles, both fill models, the video model, nine voices plus cloning and voice design, sound effects, upscaling.
The canvas tools, the script, clip and voice editors, per-file undo, project export.
Every job gets its own card. No shared queues with strangers, no throttling.
No. Creating an account is free and needs no card — you can import pages, look around the studio and read the docs — but any step that runs a model needs a plan. We would rather charge honestly than watermark your film.
One cent. Plans include credits at a discount; top-ups are $12, $11 or $10 per 1,000 depending on the plan.
The run panel shows the estimate for the files you selected — per panel, per shot, per line — before you press Run. GPU steps are billed by the minute actually used, so the estimate is a forecast from the last runs of that step, and the bill is the real time.
You are not charged for it. Credits spent on a run that fails are returned automatically, and the failure message says what went wrong and what the job did not do.
Plan credits reset to your monthly allowance on your billing day. Credits you buy on top never expire, and they are only spent once the month's allowance is used up.
Because you should not have to think about hardware. The studio rents the cheapest card that can run your step, and we never charge more when a busy region hands us a dearer one. A faster card simply finishes your job in fewer minutes.
One GPU job runs at a time per account; anything else you start waits its turn and begins automatically. Planning passes and the editors are not affected.
Any time. Upgrades apply immediately; downgrades and cancellations take effect at the end of the period you already paid for. Your projects stay where they are.
You do. You keep the rights you hold in what you upload and in what the studio makes from it; we only use your files to run the studio for you. See the Terms.
Yes — a channel running many chapters a month, or a team that needs invoicing and a shared allowance, should write to us before choosing Studio. It is a conversation, not a checkout.
Import a chapter tonight and pick a plan the moment you want to see it move.
