Videopogo pricing and credit plans

Choose AI video pricing around the task you want to finish

Start with the result you want to make, then choose a way to pay. A person recreating one named performance has a different need from someone testing several image and video models every week. Videopogo pricing covers account subscriptions, one-time credit packs and separate template video packs. These purchases provide different entitlements. Comparing only the headline price can hide the distinction between monthly credits, a flexible credit balance and a fixed number of videos at a purchased specification.

Use the controls above to compare monthly billing, yearly billing and credit packs in an available currency. For a ready-made scene, open its template page to see the required character images, supported settings, original sample and video-pack options together. Watch the complete example before buying. A template preview helps explain the intended scene, but does not guarantee an identical face, gesture or performance from every input. Buying a plan does not select your media or start a generation.

Understand monthly credits before choosing a subscription

The current Starter subscription includes 700 credits per month at $9.90 per month before tax in USD. The cards above show the current Creator and Studio allowances and prices. Monthly subscriptions renew monthly. Yearly subscriptions charge the full annual amount at purchase, while credits are still issued in monthly allocations. An annual payment is therefore different from receiving a single balance containing every credit for the entire year.

Each monthly allocation expires at the end of its own credit period and does not roll over. Consider whether you expect to create regularly before choosing yearly billing. Canceling future renewal through Billing does not refund an existing payment. Allocations under the remaining paid term continue according to that contract unless the payment is refunded or reversed. Existing purchases keep their frozen allowance and terms; a change in the current public catalog does not rewrite historical orders.

Compare one-time credit packs with template video packs

A one-time account credit pack is paid for once and does not automatically renew. After payment verification, credits are added to the signed-in account and keep the validity period shown for that product. You can use them for supported image and video requests, with each request quoted for its selected model and settings. This option can suit occasional creators who want to explore more than one mode without committing to a recurring monthly allowance.

A template video pack grants a number of creations for the named template and the purchased video specifications. It is not a general-purpose credit balance. One successful video consumes one creation use. Do not assume that different templates, resolutions or lengths are interchangeable, and do not add remaining template uses to the account credit total. Purchased specifications remain attached to the original order. An updated catalog does not silently upgrade an older purchase or move it into another billing system.

Read the generation quote for your chosen video settings

As a current example, Hotel Lobby Normal uses 500 credits for 10 seconds at 768p, 700 credits for 15 seconds at 768p, and 1050 credits for 15 seconds at 1080p. These examples describe that particular workflow. They are not a universal price for every video, model or template. The amount available in a subscription should not be advertised as a fixed number of videos without naming the exact generation settings used in the comparison.

Choose your media, model, duration, shape and quality before reading the quote beside the generation action. If you change a setting, review the updated quote rather than relying on an earlier screenshot. Reference inputs and multiple outputs can affect supported settings and cost. A source clip also has its own duration and compatibility limits. Buying more credits does not make an unsupported file compatible, extend a model limit or guarantee that a particular motion will work.

Check currency, taxes and renewal terms before payment

Review the selected product, billing currency, renewal interval and final total before paying. Public prices are before applicable taxes. The payment surface shows the payable total and the terms for that purchase. A currency preference does not establish your billing country. If you change currency or move between account plans and a template purchase, confirm that the product and entitlement still match your intention. A low headline price is useful only when it describes the thing you actually intend to buy.

Returning from checkout is not proof that payment has settled. Wait for the service to verify the purchase and show the resulting balance or entitlement. Keep access to the email used for payment and use the order-recovery route if needed. Signing in or returning from payment never automatically starts a model request. Your draft may be restored where browser storage is available, but you still need to inspect the selected inputs and explicitly choose the creation action.

Distinguish technical failure, recovery and a new creative attempt

A confirmed technical failure returns the credits actually charged for that task, under their original expiry, or restores the corresponding template creation use. A queued, processing or uncertain task is not automatically a failed task. Check the existing task before submitting another one. A completed result that is still being saved should be recovered through that task rather than regenerated as a storage workaround. Closing a browser tab does not establish that a provider request was canceled.

A successful result uses the quoted credits or one template creation. If you want a different successful result, a new generation is a new paid request. Face similarity, movement, lip synchronization and other creative details can vary; technical-failure returns do not mean unlimited free revisions. Cash refunds are separate from credit or entitlement returns. The Refund Policy explains the unused-package request process and the review required. Do not assume that a request for a refund has already reversed the payment.

Prepare useful inputs and keep the finished video

Use clear fictional character images or authorized adult photos, and other media you have permission to process. Read the photo count and role assignment for the chosen template rather than uploading a group photograph into a single-person input. For ordinary photo animation, begin with one readable subject and one modest motion. For a source-driven performance, inspect the source clip and its supported duration first. A small, understandable first request is easier to evaluate than several actions, camera moves and identity changes combined.

Review the complete result before sharing it. Generated frames can change faces, fine detail, lettering and movement, and a finished video is a synthetic interpretation rather than evidence that an event happened. Check rights for any source performance, soundtrack and intended commercial use. Videopogo does not promise that every output is unique or free from third-party rights. Keep your original source materials and download the finished file you want to retain instead of treating online access as a permanent archive.

Keep media retention separate from purchase validity

A credit or video-pack validity period is different from the period during which a generated media file remains accessible. Homepage results have a seven-day default access period, while Hotel videos are accessible for up to thirty days. Download before the relevant expiry. The Privacy Policy explains the separate handling of local browser assets, private account assets and processing-provider copies. A purchase is not a promise that every draft, input file or output will be stored forever.

If you are deciding between a general workbench and a fixed scene, use the guides below before buying. The photo-to-video guide explains how to ask for movement from a still image. The face-swap comparison explains why changing a face and recreating a person in a performance are different tasks. Template pages explain their own inputs, sound and settings. When a purchase or task remains unclear, contact support with the relevant order or task reference rather than buying another package to diagnose the problem.

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