Why does the cost of an AI edit vary?

Use the current pricing page, account balance, and displayed estimate to evaluate the work you submit. Include review and additional revisions when comparing the total cost of a finished video.

Record the cost of an approved result

Your production-cost checklist
RecordWhy it matters
Selected media and initial estimateDefines the scope of the first cut.
Actual credits usedRecords what the submitted work consumed.
Revision requests and their costIncludes work needed to reach approval.
Review and manual finishing timeCaptures effort outside automated processing.

How can I avoid unnecessary retries?

Select relevant media, specify the opening and ending, and give exact names or product wording. Check the saved run after a disconnect. For a revision, name the problem and the elements to preserve.

Where are the current prices?

Check the pricing page and the estimate in your account before submitting. Plan allowances and processing needs can change. An example brief is not a quote for your footage.

What if a charge looks wrong?

Contact support with the project context and the account’s displayed information. The resolution depends on the job and account state; this guide does not promise an automatic credit refund.

Questions, answered.

Does copying a brief use editing credits?

No. Copying or opening a brief does not submit an edit. Review the estimate before starting paid processing.

Does another attempt always cost the same?

Do not assume that. Check the scope and estimate for the work you are about to submit.

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