Free
The whole flow at launch, watermarked.
$0/mo
≈ 3 shorts
- 3 credits
- 1 active channel
- Standard 1-credit videos
- FrameQ watermark and end card
Pricing
Shorts from
one credit.
You see what a video costs before you make it, and nothing is taken until it renders.
Plans
Starter
One operator, a couple of channels.
$29/mo
≈ 40 shorts, or 13 documentaries
- 40 credits a month
- 2 active channels
- No watermark
- Long-form, sagas and dialogue
- 2 characters or hosts per channel
Creator
Most popularAdds Strategist and Repurposer.
$69/mo
≈ 120 shorts, or 40 documentaries
- 120 credits a month
- 6 active channels, 2 seats
- Strategist, 200 messages
- Long-form to Shorts, 180 min
- 3 characters or hosts per channel
- A free Channel Kit
Agency
Client work, or a 25-channel network.
$199/mo
≈ 400 shorts, or 133 documentaries
- 400 credits a month
- 25 active channels, 8 seats
- Approval links and client viewers
- Client reports under your brand
- Long-form to Shorts, 600 min
- 4 characters or hosts per channel
- A free Channel Kit
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Every plan, Free included: the scheduler, Autopilot, Trends, Niche Scout, dubbing and the full voice library.
Every paid plan connects unlimited channels for analytics. Active channel slots are what you publish from. Cancel anytime; the videos you have made stay yours.
Prices in US dollars, before tax.
What a credit buys.
The price is on the button before you spend it. It follows what the video is — length, cast, look — not how many images or clips the render takes.
OutputCreditsNotes
A standard short, 30–60 seconds1Ranking, story, listicle, split-screen, timeline or confession
A short with your channel's host3Their own face and voice: 1 + 2
A dialogue4Two people for the whole video: a podcast clip or a debate
A storytime3Told to camera, and the teller is included
A short with an animated character2Animated or mixed footage: 1 + 1
A POV saga3The character it needs is included
Long-form up to 5 minutes3Flat, with nothing added on top
Long-form 5 to 8 minutes5Flat
Dub a short into one language1Script adapted, re-voiced, re-captioned
Repurposed clip1From your own long-form upload
Up to six fresh concepts1The first batch for each keyword each day is free
One generated clip1From the swap panel during review
Edits, re-renders, captions0Free by design, always
A render that failsrefundedReturned automatically
0
for edits and re-renders
Rewrite a line, change the voice or the caption style, swap in another stock clip. Only the first render of a video is charged.
refunded on failure
A render that fails returns its credit automatically.
3×
rollover ceiling
Unused plan credits bank up to three months' allowance. Top-up packs bought outright never expire.
Add-ons.
Extra slots and seats
$9 each, once
A slot is a channel you publish from; a seat is a person on your team. Each is bought once and stays with the workspace.
Channel Kit
$19 once
No channel yet? Name, handle, logo, banner, brand kit, a 30-day calendar, three starter videos, and a permanent channel slot.
See the Channel Kit pageTop-up packs
pay as you go
Available on every paid plan. Credits bought outright never expire and are spent only after your plan allowance runs out.
What it takes
to make one short.
Same video, two ways. Times are for one finished 30–60 second short with voice, captions and music.
StepBy handFrameQ
Find an idea worth making20–40 minDrawn from trends
Write and structure the script30–50 minBuilt to retention rules
Source footage you can legally use40–60 minRanked and licensed
Record or generate the voice15–30 minPer scene, levelled
Caption and time every word20–40 minWord-timed, clear of app buttons
Music, cuts and mix15–30 minCut to the beat
Titles, hashtags, publish10–20 minScheduled to YouTube; a TikTok draft
Total2–4 hours~10 minutes
By-hand times assume you write the script, source the footage and fix the captions yourself — with or without a template-based generator.
Long-form is made the same way.
A chaptered 16:9 documentary of two to eight minutes goes through the same twelve stages, at greater length — six chapters where a short has seven scenes, with host bookends if you want them.
- Up to 5 minutes
- 3 credits
- 5 to 8 minutes
- 5 credits
Billing questions.
Is a credit really one video?
For a standard short, yes: thirty to sixty seconds, one credit. Some videos cost more, and the button says so before you render: a host adds two, an animated character one, a POV saga or storytime is 3, a dialogue 4, and long-form is 3 up to five minutes or 5 up to eight. Dubs, repurposed clips and extra concept batches are a credit each. The table above is the whole list.
Can I sign up now?
Not yet. FrameQ is in closed beta. Join the waitlist and we'll write the day it opens. If you already have an account, nothing has changed for you.
Who owns the videos?
You do. Every frame is licensed stock, AI-generated, commissioned or your own upload, cleared for commercial use. What you have made stays yours if you cancel, and FrameQ claims no rights over your output.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, from billing, effective at the end of the period. No call and no retention form. Plan credits above the Free plan's allowance stay usable for 90 days after that, and credits you bought outright never expire.
What happens to unused credits?
On a paid plan, credits roll over up to three months' worth of your monthly allowance, so a quiet month is not a loss. Beyond that ceiling they stop accruing. Move to a smaller plan and credits above its ceiling stay usable for 60 days; cancel and credits above the Free plan's allowance stay usable for 90 days. Credits you buy separately never expire.
Do you refund?
A render that fails returns its credit automatically, and a credit is only debited once a render starts. Edits, re-renders and caption regeneration are free, so a video that came out wrong costs nothing to fix. On a subscription, a first payment is refunded in full on request within 14 days if you used five credits or fewer; after that a cancelled plan runs to the end of the period you paid for. Credits themselves have no cash value and are not transferable. The full clause is under Credits in the terms.
What is an active channel slot?
A channel you publish from. You can connect unlimited channels for analytics on any paid plan; slots are only about publishing, and an extra one is $9, bought once and kept.
How does annual billing work?
Pay for ten months, get twelve. Your monthly credit allowance is unchanged and still rolls over to the same three-month ceiling.
Three free videos,
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