A creator charges $99 for one UGC video.

"One video" is the plan-sizing unit: 15 seconds' worth of rendering — a yardstick, not a length cap. Rendering bills per second at the engine's rate (MiniMax H3 768P 40 credits/s · MiniMax H3 2K 80/s · Seedance 2.0 720p 100/s · Seedance 2.5 720p 150/s · Seedance 2.0 1080p 250/s), so a 9-second riff bills less than one video and a 30-second riff bills about two.

Yes — the range on each plan card is exactly this: the small number is what the default engine yields, the big one what the cheapest engine yields, at a similar 720p-class resolution — the rate is what differs. Rates deliberately do not track pixel count: at the same 720p-class picture, engines rate anywhere from 40 to 150 credits a second, and the cheapest stretches a plan about 2.5× further than the default. Picking a higher resolution costs more per video and lands below the range. Every engine and resolution is open on every plan, nothing is locked behind a higher tier, and the exact rate is shown in the app before you render.

Videos refresh monthly: pick the tier that matches your posting cadence.

Upgrade in one click: extra videos land instantly, prorated.

You pay only for successfully generated video seconds. A run that produces no video costs nothing; if you cancel partway or a late stage fails, only the seconds already rendered are billed.

Anytime. It takes effect at the end of your billing cycle.

Yes, everything you make is yours to post, run as ads, and monetize, with no extra license or revenue share from us.

Yes. Reframe any finished video into 3:4, 1:1 or 4:5: near frame-identical, only the framing shifts, and each ratio bills as its own video. One thing worth knowing if you use MiniMax H3: a reframe replays your finished footage back through the model, and that vendor meters what it is given as well as what it returns, so a reframed second there bills 80 credits — twice MiniMax H3's usual 40, still under the default engine's 100. The 40 credits/second rate applies to new renders, not to re-framings. One exception: a video rendered on the single-take engine from a source longer than 15 seconds can't be reframed afterwards — render that one on the default engine if you want extra ratios.

Each video is one ad-ready variant. Daily covers about 7-17 fresh creatives a week and Pro about 23-58, the refresh range most TikTok and Meta ad accounts test at. Where you land in the range depends on the quality and engine you pick.

Don't copy. Riff. We recreate the formula: pacing, hooks, emotional beats, never the footage.