Credit calculator
Enter what you generate in a normal day. The calculator works out whether the 225 free daily credits cover it, and if not, which plan is the cheapest that does.
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Credit calculator
How far 225 free credits a day actually gets you.
Credits/day
225
Per 30 days
6,750
Stable realistic motion with usable camera control. Best for: image-to-video, product motion, most social clips.
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If you do need to upgrade
Sorted by cost per credit rather than headline price — the grants do not scale in step with the prices, so the cheapest plan is rarely the best value.
| Plan | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FreeDaily credit refill | Free | 6,750225/day, does not roll over | — | 1 |
| BasicNo watermark | $9.90/mo | 3,000monthly grant, rolls over one cycle | $0.330 | 2 |
| ProPriority queue | $19.90/mo | 8,000monthly grant, rolls over one cycle | $0.249 | 4 |
| PremiumBest valueFastest queue | $39.90/mo | 20,000monthly grant, rolls over one cycle | $0.199 | 8 |
Cost per 100 credits is calculated from the price and credit grant, so sorting by it shows real value rather than headline price. Figures last checked 2026-08-13 — confirm on the official site before purchasing.
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How to interpret the result
The green result means your workload fits inside the free allowance with credits to spare — you do not need a plan, though you will still be exporting with a watermark. The amber result gives you the daily shortfall and the cheapest plan that closes it.
One adjustment worth making: the calculator assumes every generation is one you keep. Real sessions include discarded attempts, so add roughly a third to whatever it tells you. And if your reason for upgrading is the watermark rather than the credits, ignore the recommendation entirely — every paid tier removes it, so the entry tier is enough.
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About this calculator
How does the calculator decide which plan to recommend?
Why does it assume thirty days?
Are the credit costs exact?
Does it account for failed generations?
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