Know the cost before the clip exists.
A product clip for a feed, a promo for a local business, ten variations to test against each other. Every one quoted in dollars before it renders — which makes the budget a decision instead of a discovery.
Quoted live, right now.
A five-second 720p concept clip — the format you make ten of and keep two — costs this at the moment you are reading:
Start from the photo you already have.
Image to video
Drop in a product still and drive the shot from it, so the thing on screen is your thing rather than a model's idea of it.
Feed formats natively
9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 are settings, not crops — the clip is composed for the frame it will run in.
Sound in the render
Native audio arrives with the picture, which is usually enough for a concept test before a proper mix.
Variations are cheap
Per-clip pricing means testing five hooks costs five small numbers you saw in advance — no plan to upgrade first.
That clip is a cinematic demo rather than an ad — shown here because it is the same engine, the same composer and the same meter that renders a product shot.
Nothing to cancel, nothing to forget.
Before every render. The dollar figure appears first. If your balance will not cover it, nothing renders and nothing is charged.
Daily spend caps are built in. A runaway loop — ours or yours — cannot quietly drain an account.
Failures return the charge. Automatically, as its own line in your billing history.
No subscription to remember. Prepaid balance, no expiry, no renewal date to diarise. The full policy →
For product clips, asked plainly.
What does an ad clip cost?
The card above quotes a standard concept draft live, in dollars. Longer or higher-resolution finishes cost more, and every one of them is quoted before it renders — so a campaign’s worth of drafts is a budget you set rather than a bill you receive.
Can I use my own product photos?
Yes — image-to-video is built into the composer, so a still you already have can drive the shot.
Can I get vertical or square for feeds?
Yes. 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 are native output formats rather than crops applied afterwards.
Who owns the finished ad?
Ownership and licensing are set out in the terms of use. Your renders are private to your account unless you publish them.
Do I need design or prompting skills?
You type what you want; the prompt layer expands it into full direction before rendering. It will not make every attempt perfect — nothing does — but it means you can describe the idea rather than engineer the words.
Same studio, different job.
Price a concept clip.
Open the composer, describe the product, read the quote before anything renders.
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