Five models, one account, one credit balance — you are not subscribing to each of them separately. Credits are priced off what each model actually bills us, so the margin is the same whichever you pick: the expensive ones just spend your balance faster.
New accounts get 30 credits, no card.
The cheapest way in and the one most people should start with. Six credits a clip means the 30 you get on sign-up cover five runs before you decide anything.
Google's cinematic model at roughly a quarter of what the quality tier costs. Google's own API prices Veo 3 Fast at $0.10 per generation with audio against $0.40 for Veo 3 — here that gap is 30 credits against 125.
The most expensive thing on the site, and it should be — Google bills this tier about four times what Fast costs. Worth it when the shot is going somewhere people will actually look at it.
Built for starting from a still. Holds motion together better than the cheap tiers when the source is a single photo.
The cheap way to animate a reference image — same 6 credits as Runway, and it tends to stay closer to the image you gave it.
Kling and the video-to-video restyle models are not wired up yet — they show as “coming soon” in the generator rather than as pages you can open.