Bulk processing
One video is one credit whether it runs three minutes or three hours. Ten, thirty or fifty a month by plan, with top-ups when a month runs heavy. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
By the hour-block, not by the minute. One credit covers a block of source video plus ten clips, and the block gets bigger on bigger plans: one hour on Lite 10, two on Lite 30, three on Lite 50. So a three hour podcast is three credits on Lite 10 and one on Lite 50, with thirty clips included on the first and ten on the second. What else moves the price is ordering past the included clips, and clips running longer than ninety seconds.
In detail
| Task | Scales with clip count? | Batchable? |
|---|---|---|
| Sending the recording | No | Already one action |
| Producing the clips | Runs without you | Not applicable |
| Deciding which to keep | Yes | Yes, in one sitting |
| Writing post text | Yes, per platform too | Yes |
| Uploading | Yes, per platform too | Partly |
Figures here are the ongoing price. A new customer's first month of Lite 10 is $7.20, then $12/mo. One per customer, limited time.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Ten, thirty or fifty videos a month.
Length does not enter into what a video costs.
Extra credits attach to the plan you are already on.
FAQ
It costs more credits, and it also includes more clips. On Lite 50 three hours is one credit; on Lite 10 it is three credits with thirty clips included instead of ten.
Clip count past ten, and clips longer than ninety seconds.
One: ten hours per video, the same on every plan. Thirty minutes is what the single free credit covers.
Thirty days from purchase.
Yes, within whatever your plan allows for the month.
Put one video through and see how the counting works. First one free.
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