75 one-time credits · no expiry
… per creditOne 60-second paper-theater film with six new images uses 56 of the 75 credits.

Every film shows an itemized quote — composition, duration, new images — before rendering starts, and a failed render returns its credits automatically. Packs start at …. The first voice and subtitles are included in every formal video, and imported book art is never charged again.
Published sample · Asha and the Paper Moon Boat
75 one-time credits · no expiry
… per creditOne 60-second paper-theater film with six new images uses 56 of the 75 credits.
180 one-time credits · no expiry
… per creditAbout four 60-second read-along films when the page art already exists.
400 one-time credits · no expiry
… per creditEight 60-second paper-theater compositions when all source art already exists.
300 credits each month · cancel anytime
… per creditAbout seven 60-second read-along films from existing pages every month — enough to keep a weekly series ahead of schedule.
Exact formulas
| Film | Credits | At the Starter rate |
|---|---|---|
| 60-second read-along from existing pages | 42 | ≈ … |
| 45-second read-along (Milo’s First Big Morning) | 34 | ≈ … |
| 60-second draw-to-life with 6 new images (How Seeds Wake) | 52 | ≈ … |
| 60-second paper theater with 6 new images (Asha) | 56 | ≈ … |
Those figures use the … Starter pack (… per credit). The Creator and Studio packs bring the same films down to roughly … and … for a 60-second read-along from existing pages. Any new image is itemized separately at one credit.
The quote is the ceiling: you approve an itemized total before rendering starts, credits are only held while the film renders, and a failed render returns the hold to your balance automatically — no support ticket needed. New images are approved and paid as their own explicit step first, so a 60-second paper theater with eight new images is 8 credits for the approved images, then a 50-credit composition: 58 credits (≈ … at the Starter rate) across the two steps.