Agencies and freelancers
Know what a video costs before you quote for it
Client work does not arrive at a steady monthly rate, so paying a subscription in the quiet months is money out for nothing. Credits are bought outright and do not expire with a billing cycle, which means you can price a deliverable exactly — and stop paying when the project ends.
Comercial Imobiliário de Luxo
340 credits
What you can put in a deliverable
278 presets across commercial formats, cinematic trailers and vertical social. Each is a finished scene, so the turnaround on a client revision is a re-render, not a re-shoot.
How the economics work
Buy the credits you need
One-off packs, no subscription. The largest is 5,000 credits for €60, which is the best rate on offer and works out around €0.012 a credit.
from €1.50
Price each deliverable
A vertical social video is 250 credits, a cinematic or commercial preset 340. At the best pack rate that is roughly €3 and €4 — a number you can put in a quote before you start.
250–340 credits each
Revise without re-shooting
A client change means generating again, not rebooking a crew. That is the part that changes what you can promise on a deadline.
cost of one render
The credit packs
Starter
€1.50 / 100 credits
enough to test the flow
Director
€15.00 / 1,100 credits
about three to four videos
Studio pack
€32.00 / 2,500 credits
about seven to ten videos
Enterprise
€60.00 / 5,000 credits
best rate — about fourteen to twenty videos
The rate improves with pack size, so the largest pack is the one to quote against: €60 for 5,000 credits is roughly €4 a commercial video or €3 a vertical social one. One thing to weigh before choosing packs: a subscription is not only credits. Studio (€24.99) adds 50 free images a month, 10 original tracks, unlimited prompts and daily voice credits on top of its 2,250 — which works out well ahead of any pack per euro. Packs win when your work arrives in bursts and you want no monthly commitment; subscriptions win on value whenever the output is steady.
Questions agencies actually ask
Can I use this for client work without a subscription?
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Yes. Credit packs are one-off purchases — you buy what a project needs and stop. That is usually the right shape for agency work, where output comes in bursts.
What does one deliverable cost me?
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250 credits for a vertical social video, 340 for a cinematic or commercial preset. At the largest pack (€60 for 5,000 credits) that is roughly €3 and €4 respectively.
Do credits expire?
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Credits bought in a pack are not tied to a monthly cycle the way subscription credits are, so they survive between projects.
Can I deliver these to a client as their own?
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Videos generated on a paid plan carry no watermark. What you deliver and how you licence it to your client is between you and them.
How fast can I turn a revision around?
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A revision is a re-render, which takes minutes. The reason that matters is not speed for its own sake — it is that you can accept a change request late in a project without renegotiating the deadline.
Is there a white-label or reseller arrangement?
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There is no formal reseller programme documented today. What exists is the credit packs described above, used the same way any customer uses them.
Test it on one deliverable
The free tier gives you two watermarked videos a week — enough to judge whether the output clears your quality bar before you buy a single credit.
Create a free accountSigning up gives you 15 credits and access to the 47 free presets.