A motion designer charges a few hundred dollars and a week per video. Keyline makes one from a screenshot and a sentence, on brand, in about a minute. You pay for the minutes you generate and the edits you ask for.
One video, up to 15 seconds, free. Watch it in the editor and ask for ten changes. No card. Exporting needs a plan.
Make your first videoFor a launch week: Product Hunt, a release, a campaign. Everything you need for seven days, then nothing to cancel.
For founders shipping every few weeks: feature clips, changelog videos, the odd explainer for the site.
For product marketers with a steady cadence: the monthly plan, two and a half months cheaper.
Two meters, both visible in your account. Nothing else is metered.
A 30-second video uses 30 seconds. Asking for a new variation, or trying another concept for the same brief, uses its length again.
Free: adding 9:16 or 1:1 to a video you madeOne request in the chat is one edit: “make the title bigger”, “redo the ending”, “both cards blue”. Whether it touches one element or a whole part.
Free: undo, versions, switching format, motion preset, sound on or offExports, brand-kit imports, sound effects, the videos you keep and their history. Allowances reset each month and do not roll over.
Free: all of it, on every planGeneration pauses until the next month or a top-up. You can still open, play, export and undo everything you made.
It stays in your account and opens in the editor. Exporting it needs any plan, even the week.
Because it ends. A launch is a burst, not a habit, and we would rather you buy seven days than cancel in month two.
Plan allowances reset monthly. Top-ups never expire.
Yes, and the meter says so honestly: a 60-second explainer costs six times a 10-second sting, in minutes, not in a currency you have to learn.
Every plan is one workspace. Extra seats and shared brand kits are coming; ask and we will tell you when.