Pricing

Pay only for the film you make.

Start free. Then buy credits when you need them — they never expire, and every picture, voice, score and second of video is included.

  • Your first 15-second film in Full HD is free
  • No credit card to start
  • Credits never expire
  • Failed renders refunded

Starter

Perfect for a first project

$29

30 credits · $0.97 each

≈ 5m of 1080p or 1m 40s of 4K

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Pro

For regular creators

$109

120 credits · $0.91 each

≈ 20m of 1080p or 6m 40s of 4K

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Studio

For studios shipping weekly

$299

360 credits · $0.83 each

≈ 60m of 1080p or 20m of 4K

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What 10 seconds costs

  • 1080p1 credit / 10s
  • 4K3 credits / 10s

Every pack includes

  • 1080p and 4K output
  • Consistent characters across scenes
  • Dialogue, music and sound
  • Script-to-video with auto scene splitting
  • Download as MP4, ready to upload
  • No watermark on paid renders

What a real film costs

“He Carried Bricks. Now He Builds Cities.” is 3.6 minutes long: 80 pictures, 32 narrator lines, an original score and 1080p video. At today's rates it costs about 48 credits.

Questions

How much does CloudFilm cost?

Your first 15-second film in Full HD is free for every new account — no credit card. After that you buy credit packs, from $29 for 30 credits. 1080p: 1 credit / 10s · 4K: 3 credits / 10s. Credits never expire.

Do credits expire?

No. Credits never expire — use them this week or next year.

What do credits pay for?

Everything that is made for your film: each picture, each narrator line and voice, the music, and the video itself. Editing, captions, titles and exporting cost nothing.

What happens if a render fails?

Its credits come back to you automatically.

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. Your first 15-second film in Full HD is free — no card needed.

Can I pay in my own money?

Yes. In many countries the prices are shown and charged in your own money, at clean local prices.

What does a whole film cost?

"He Carried Bricks. Now He Builds Cities." — 3.6 minutes, 80 pictures, 32 narrator lines, music and 1080p video — costs about 48 credits at today's rates.