Campaign visuals and ad cuts, on one budget.
Key art, product stills and six-second cutdowns from the same account. Each campaign is a project with its own budget, and every take shows its price before anyone presses render.



What you get, take after take.
A budget per campaign
Set the spend for a launch once. The team and its agents work inside it, and nothing runs past it.
Text and packaging that read
Use image models that render type and labels cleanly for posters, packshots and social frames.
From still to motion
Turn an approved key visual into a short video with the same look, then cut variants for each channel.
Approvals with a record
Every take keeps its prompt, model, price and author, so you can show where a frame came from.
Start with these, priced on the Solo plan.
Typography, UI and layouts that read correctly.
Photoreal hero stills and finals, natively 2K and 4K.
The workhorse. Multishot, references, up to 30 seconds.
Veo quality for a quarter of the price.
Three steps.
- 01
Brief the look
Start from a reference or a short prompt and draft a few directions on a fast image model.
- 02
Lock the key visual
Refine the chosen frame, then use it as the reference for the motion version.
- 03
Cut for every channel
Make the aspect ratios and lengths each placement needs, all filed under the campaign.
- Exact price before every take
- Refunded when no file lands
- Projects with hard caps
- Works with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor
Questions
Which model is best for ads with text?
For legible type and packaging, image models such as GPT Image 2.5 and Nano Banana Pro do well. The model page shows samples and the current price for each.
Do I see the price before a take runs?
Yes. Every take shows its exact price next to the button, on the best-value route for that model and setting. Nothing is charged when no file lands.
How long does credit last?
Prepaid credit stays valid for 6 months after purchase. Each top-up comes with a tax invoice, and failed takes are refunded automatically.
Price your next take before you run it.
Every take shows its exact price first, lands in a project and is refunded when no file arrives.