Pricing

You pay by the second of finished video, and only for video that finished. New accounts get 10 credits, which is one clip, before any of this matters.

1 1 credit buys 1 second of finished video A ten-second clip costs 10 credits. The charge is counted on the clip that came back, not on the length you asked for.
2 Signing in gives you 10 credits, once Enough for one clip, with nothing to enter and nothing to cancel. It is granted once per account, not once per month.
3 A render that failed costs nothing Credits come off after a clip exists. If the render dies halfway, your balance is untouched — there is no refund to ask for because there was no charge.
4 Credits do not expire, and none of this is a subscription Each top-up is a one-time purchase. There is nothing recurring to forget about, and a balance you leave alone for a year is still there.

Top-ups

Three sizes, in US dollars, bought inside the extension. Clip counts below assume ten-second clips.

Starter

$4.90 — 30 credits, about 3 clips.

The size to buy when you want to know whether you will keep doing this.

Creator

$8.90 — 60 credits, about 6 clips.

Six tries is roughly where picking messages starts to feel deliberate rather than lucky.

Studio

$21.90 — 180 credits, about 18 clips.

The cheapest per clip, for a character you intend to post regularly.

There is no checkout on this website. You buy from the panel inside the extension, which opens a payment page hosted by Stripe — the card details are handled there, and neither this website nor the extension ever sees them.

Questions

How do I buy credits?

Sign in from the panel, then use the top-up button next to your account. Pick a size and the panel opens Stripe's own payment page in a new tab; when you come back, the balance on the account line updates. Nothing about buying happens on this website — that is deliberate, and it is why this site talks to exactly one outside service (see Privacy).

What does one clip actually cost?

Whatever the finished clip is long, in seconds. The panel tells you the figure for the clip you are about to make before you press the button, and it shows how many clips your balance is still good for.

Is there a limit besides credits?

Yes, one: an account can submit 20 clips a day. It exists so a single account cannot occupy the renderer all day, and it resets the next day. Credits are not consumed by hitting it.

Can I get a refund?

Write to support@loreclip.com from the address you signed in with. Failed renders never cost credits in the first place, so the case worth writing about is a purchase you did not mean to make.

Will there be a subscription later?

Not planned. What is on this page is what exists, and if it ever changes, the page changes first.