No subscriptions, no hidden fees. Buy the credits you need and spend them however you like.

Ordinary conversation is billed by length. Each model shows a “words per credit” rate, meaning how many words one credit buys. We count every word the model reads and writes: your message, its reply, the text inside any file you attach, and the contents of any document it produces.

Example: The most generous model right now is 70 words per credit, so a 500-word back-and-forth costs about 8 credits. A higher words-per-credit number means cheaper text.

A flat charge each time the AI creates a new image for you from a prompt.

Example: The lowest rate in chat right now is 650 credits per image, so two images cost 1,300 credits.

A flat charge when the AI edits an image you provide. It usually costs a bit more than creating one, because your source image is processed too, so it has its own rate.

Example: Upload a photo and ask for a change: you pay that model's image-editing rate.

A flat charge when you upload an image for the AI to look at and understand. This is separate from the text, which is billed as usual.

Example: Upload a photo and ask what's in it: you pay the image-analysis rate once, plus your question and the answer billed as words.

A flat charge when you upload a document (PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or text) for the AI to read. On top of that, the text is billed as words — and because the AI has to read the whole file to answer, the document's own contents count as words too, alongside your question and the reply. A long document therefore costs more to analyse than a short one.

Example: Upload a 900-word PDF and ask for a 100-word summary: you pay the document-read rate once, plus roughly 1,000 words of text — the document, your question and the summary.

When the AI builds a document for you (Word, PDF, spreadsheet, or slides), you pay a flat fee to create the file plus the written document charged as text. The flat fee matches the document-read rate.

Example: A longer report costs more than a one-page note, because the written content has more words, on top of the flat creation fee.

Editing a document you already have works like analysis: a flat fee to edit the file, plus the text billed as words — and because the AI has to read your whole document to edit it, the document's own contents count as words too, alongside your instruction and the full edited result.

Example: Editing a long document costs more than editing a short one, because both the document the AI reads and the edited version it writes are billed by length, plus the flat edit fee.

Text-to-speech is billed by the length of the audio file you receive, measured in seconds (rounded up to a tenth). The short script written for the voiceover is billed as words at your chat model's rate, like any reply.

Example: At 4 credits per second, a 30-second voiceover costs 120 credits.

Upload a recording and have it re-performed in another voice, including a voice you cloned, keeping your timing and emotion. Charged by the length of the converted audio you receive, using the live Media Studio rate below. A failed conversion costs nothing.

Example: At 30 credits per second, converting a one-minute recording costs 1,800 credits.

A flat charge for each video the AI generates.

Example: Each video you create costs that model's per-video rate.

When the AI searches the web to answer you in chat, there is no extra credit charge. In presentations, web research is an optional add-on you switch on, priced separately below.

Example: Ask something in chat that needs fresh info: no separate web-search fee.

The presentation engine builds a complete deck: it writes and designs every slide, checks its own work visually, and hands you the PowerPoint file, a PDF and page previews. You see the price before you generate; a failed deck costs nothing. Web research is optional and priced separately, so you only pay for it when you turn it on.

Example: A 10-slide deck costs 13,500 credits: a 3,500 credit base plus 1,000 credits for each slide.

Media Studio is the dedicated generation workspace and is priced separately from chat. You are charged per unit produced: per image, per second of audio, per 1,000 characters, per second of video. Full rates are in the Media Studio table below.

Example: Video is per second, so a 6-second clip at 800 credits per second costs 4,800 credits.