Plans for every film

There's no free plan or free trial — every plan is paid, starting at $27/month. When a trial is offered, new accounts can start with a paid trial: you pay the small trial fee today and get the script, storyboard, scene audio and score. When the trial ends, the plan you chose starts automatically and your card is charged, unless you cancel first in Settings → Billing. The trial fee is not refunded. Your first plan payment comes with a 24-hour money-back window from the moment it is charged. You can also see what M Studio makes before you pay — the demo gallery has complete films made on M Studio, start to finish.

Yes — there's no cap on film length. Films are built shot by shot, so how long a piece can run comes down to your plan's monthly budget rather than any limit in the editor, and episodic work is what the Studio plan is sized for. If you're planning something feature-length or a multi-episode series, talk to us before you subscribe and we'll tell you honestly what it will take on your script.

Every plan includes minutes of finished AI video each month: 20 minutes on Starter, 50 on Professional and 100 on Studio. Video costs 7.5¢ a second from a monthly budget of $90, $225 or $450, and the same budget can go on storyboard pictures instead, at 25¢ each. Re-takes count too, so the minutes are what you generate, not the length of your final cut. Voiceover, music and sound effects cost nothing.

One flat price each month, and your plan includes a monthly generation budget — $90 on Starter, $225 on Professional, $450 on Studio. Video draws 7.5¢ a second and storyboard pictures 25¢ each; voiceover, music and sound effects cost nothing. Settings → Billing shows the running balance at any time. Nothing extra is ever charged unless you choose to top up.

Yes. Every generation that reaches the model is charged, including re-takes and shots you end up discarding — a generation that fails before it reaches the model is not. Most directors budget two to three attempts on the shots that matter, so read the plan budget as generations rather than as finished shots.

Yes. Storyboard pictures and video clips are both charged per generation, and both draw from the same monthly budget. There is no separate free allowance for storyboard pictures.

Between 3 and 15 seconds, and 5 seconds is the default. You set the length per shot, and longer shots cost proportionally more because video is billed by the second.

Nothing stops automatically. You can buy a top-up to keep going, or wait until next month. No surprise charges — you're always in control, and you can cancel any time.

Sometimes. Every shot passes through the underlying model's own safety filter, and action — fights, stunts, weapons — is what trips it most often. Re-prompting the shot or switching the model for that one shot usually clears it. If action carries your film, test a fight beat in your first session so you know where the line sits before you build a slate around it. Our Acceptable Use terms set the outer boundary.

One film is one workspace for a film or storyboard. The number of films on your plan is how many you can keep at once, not how many you can make in a month — delete a film you've finished and the slot comes straight back.

Yes. You own the content you generate and you can use it commercially, including monetized YouTube, client work and ads. See our Terms for the full wording.

You can cancel any time from Settings → Billing; you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. A trial cancels at once, and the plan never starts. For a refund, your first plan payment is covered for 24 hours from the moment it is charged (a trial fee is not refunded) — email [email protected] or start a live chat and we'll sort it out. To delete your account and its data entirely, email the same address and we'll delete it. You don't need Discord for any of this.

US dollars, everywhere on the site. Your bank converts at its own rate on the day, so the amount on your statement will differ from the sticker price if you're billed in another currency.

Twelve: English, Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, French, Arabic, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, German, Italian, and Korean. Pick the language when you create a film — the script, dialogue, and voice narration are generated in it — and dub any finished clip into another of them from AI VFX, with every speaker keeping their own voice.