Pricing

Last updated 21 September 2026

30-day plans or one-off credit packs. Every charge is a single charge - nothing renews by itself. Credits do not expire.

1. How it works

You buy credits and spend them when you generate, either on a 30-day plan or in a one-off pack. Credits do not expire either way, and neither one renews: every charge here is a single charge you chose to make, so there is nothing running in the background to cancel.

Card checkout is not open yet - we are waiting on our card processor. You can pay by cryptocurrency today, and the prices below are the ones that apply.

2. Plans

A plan is 30 days of credits at a better rate per credit than any pack. It is a single charge like everything else here: nothing renews, nothing is stored to charge you again, and when the 30 days are up you buy another or you do not.

  • Starter

    $19/ 30 days

    1,250 credits

    • 1,250 credits every 30 days
    • Every model, including the restricted routes
    • Character and environment lock across a whole production
    • Director mode, films up to thirty minutes
    • Results kept for 3 days
    • Credits never expire
    Pay with crypto
  • Pro

    $59/ 30 days

    4,500 credits

    • 4,500 credits every 30 days
    • Everything in Starter, at a better rate per credit
    • Results kept for 7 days instead of 3 days
    • Commercial-use licence
    • Early access to new models
    Pay with crypto
  • Advance

    Best rate

    $99/ 30 days

    8,450 credits

    • 8,450 credits every 30 days
    • Everything in Pro, at the best rate per credit
    • Results kept for 30 days instead of 3 days
    • A named support contact
    Pay with crypto

Buying opens your billing page, and you will be asked to sign in first if you have not already. Card payments are not switched on yet, so cryptocurrency is the way to pay today.

Need more than the largest plan, an invoice, or payment by bank transfer? That is Enterprise, and it is a conversation rather than a button - see the section below.

3. Credit packs

Paying opens your billing page. If you are not signed in yet you will be asked to first, and you will land there straight afterwards. Card payments are not switched on yet.

USDC on Polygon is the one we recommend.

It is pegged to the US dollar, so the amount does not move while you pay. The network fee is cents rather than dollars, and it usually confirms in well under a minute.

Check the network before you send. The payment page shows a single address, for the coin and chain you picked. Anything sent to it on a different chain can be lost.

Other coins are available at checkout — this is a recommendation, not a restriction.

Prices are in US dollars. A new account starts with 50 free credits, charged at exactly the rates above — there is one price list and nothing is withheld from a free balance, video included. How far they go depends on the model, the size and the length you ask for, and the price of a run is shown before you confirm it. The trial also covers 5 generations, whichever runs out first. Buying any credits lifts that and leaves whatever is left of the free balance spendable.

Generated results are deleted after 3 days, or longer on a paid plan. Download anything you want to keep. Assembled films, director shots and character references are not affected — only the individual results in the activity rail.

4. Teams, companies and larger volumes

The packs above are sized for one person buying for themselves. If you are buying for a team, for a company that needs an invoice, or you simply want more credits than the largest pack holds, we invoice you directly and you pay by bank transfer.

  • Any amount from $100 upwards - you are not limited to the packs above.
  • We email an invoice with our bank details on it. You make the transfer from your own bank, so none of your payment details ever travel by email.
  • Credits are added to the account you name as soon as the payment clears, and they do not expire.
  • A purchase order or a company billing address can go on the invoice if your finance team needs one.

Start it from the billing page once you have an account, or write to support@unlimitedstudio.io and tell us the amount and the account it is for.

There is a $100 minimum on this route, and it is not a sales tactic: receiving an international bank transfer costs a flat fee of roughly $30 whatever the size of the payment, so on anything smaller most of what you send would reach the bank rather than your balance. Below that figure, the packs above are the better deal by a wide margin.

5. What a plan or a pack actually buys

Credits are a unit, not an amount of work, so here is the same thing in output. These are typical figures at median model rates — a longer clip or a higher resolution costs more, and the exact price of any generation is shown before you confirm it.

Pack (USD)ImagesRestricted imagesRestricted video
$20.00~70~250~31s
$50.00~180~638~80s
$100.00~368~1,305~164s
$250.00~941~3,333~419s

One credit is $0.008 USD. These figures are calculated from the same rates the charge uses, so they cannot drift from what you are actually billed.

6. Refunds

The rule is the same one the Terms set out, with the order credits are spent in stated so you can work out your own position:

  • A generation that fails, or that is withheld by content screening, is refunded in full and automatically. You are never charged for something you did not receive.
  • A generation that ran and produced a result is not refunded, including if you did not like the result. It cost us money the moment it ran.
  • Your free signup credits are spent first. Once those are gone, purchased credits are spent in the order you bought them, oldest pack first.
  • Only purchased credits you have not yet spent can be refunded, at the price you paid for them. The free signup credits are a trial allowance rather than money, so nothing is refundable against them.

Write to support@unlimitedstudio.io for a refund. We answer within 72 hours.

7. Payment and what appears on your statement

Card payments are processed by Verotel, which is the merchant of record for the transaction. Their terms apply to the payment itself, and the descriptor that appears on your statement is shown at checkout before you confirm.

The descriptor will not name the service explicitly. That is deliberate and standard for this category.