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A film costs what it costs to make. You can see why.

One credit is one cent. Provider costs are passed through, and the only expensive thing in a film is motion. Cards below are a fifteen-minute film.

First film
Free

Up to 15 minutes. Stills with camera moves, Mara's voice, Lukas to camera, any interviews Noor lands. No card.

Moving shots unlock on film two.
Cheapest
≈ $19

1 motion minute on an open model, 60 stills, voice, presenter, music.

≈ 1,900 credits
Balanced · most films
≈ $53

3 motion minutes on Seedance 2.5 at 480p, upscaled; 40 stills; everything else.

≈ 5,340 credits
Best
≈ $162

5 motion minutes at 720p on Veo or Seedance, Claude Opus writing as well as researching.

≈ 16,200 credits

Length moves the small lines; motion moves the big one

LengthMotion held at 3 minMotion scaled · 1 min in 5
5 minutes≈ 2,090 · $21≈ 2,090 · $21
15 minutes · the default≈ 5,340 · $53≈ 5,340 · $53
30 minutes≈ 6,615 · $66≈ 10,215 · $102
45 minutes≈ 7,890 · $79≈ 15,090 · $151
Pay as you go

2,000 for $20 · 6,000 for $58 · 25,000 for $225. They don't expire. Every film stops at a cap you set and asks before spending more.

Creator · $225 a month

25,000 credits a month, about four Balanced films. Unused credits roll over 60 days. Bring your own fal, ElevenLabs or Anthropic key and that crew member bills your provider directly.

Watching

Free, with one labeled sponsor card per film at a chapter break. Viewer+ is $5 a month: no cards, unlimited questions, and half of it pays the makers you watch.

Where the numbers come from

Motion: Seedance 2.5 via fal, ≈ $0.22 a second at 480p, routed with retakes and upscaling → ≈ 1,200 credits a minute. Stills: FLUX 3 MAX, ≈ 5¢ each. Narration: ElevenLabs, ≈ 20 a minute. Presenter, readers, interviews: Simli, ≈ 50 a minute. Research, script, direction: Claude. Prices follow providers; the router picks the cheapest route that passes the bar each day. The receipt is exact. Every model, ranked →

Mei · hold the ring for what you can sayA Balanced 15-minute film is about $53. Say a length and I'll price it.