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Pricing — Spark & Creator

Make something real. Alone, or with a friend.

Canon consistency and cinematic finals, without a studio budget. Start on Spark, upgrade when you’re ready to ship more — every self-serve tier here is priced for a person, not a production company.

Spark

$39per month

For a solo creator, or a friend or two, shipping something real.

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Milk & Ink AI Toolkit

  • 4 cinematic finals / month — or up to 8 multi-reference 720p finals, or 16 Runway photoreal finals, from the same budget
  • 8 drafts / month
  • Canon style-lock keeps your cast consistent — no per-character LoRA training required
  • Two production engines, chosen per project: Seedance 2.0 & 2.5 for anime (standard, multi-reference, and premium modes) and Runway Gen-4 for photoreal — plus anime-grade image models (Nano Banana 2) for stills and reference frames

Milk & Ink Studio

  • Unlimited workspaces, projects & canon
  • Full continuity engine — rule + visual character-match check
  • Frame anchor (cross-shot continuity)
  • All NLE exports: Final Cut, Premiere, Resolve, OpenTimelineIO
  • Realtime multiplayer review · Public API + webhooks
  • 1 billable seat · unlimited free Reviewer + Viewer seats · extra seats $99/mo
  • Email support
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Creator

$149per month

For creators shipping shorts and building a show.

Get Creator

Milk & Ink AI Toolkit

  • 12 cinematic finals / month — or up to 24 multi-reference 720p finals, or 48 Runway photoreal finals, from the same budget
  • 25 drafts / month
  • 2 character LoRA trainings / month
  • Two production engines, chosen per project: Seedance 2.0 & 2.5 for anime (standard, multi-reference, and premium modes) and Runway Gen-4 for photoreal — plus anime-grade image models (Nano Banana 2) for stills and reference frames
  • ElevenLabs v3 character voices

Milk & Ink Studio — episode-grade production

  • Unlimited workspaces, projects & canon
  • Full continuity engine — rule + visual character-match check
  • Frame anchor (cross-shot continuity)
  • All NLE exports: Final Cut, Premiere, Resolve, OpenTimelineIO
  • Realtime multiplayer review · Public API + webhooks
  • 1 billable seat · unlimited free Reviewer + Viewer seats · extra seats $99/mo

Monthly capacity resets on the 1st UTC. Annual plans bill once and unlock the full year of monthly refreshes at 15% off. Every tier runs managed-mode so audit + provenance stay authoritative — no API keys or infrastructure to manage yourself.

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$249 for 25 cinematic finals + 30 drafts, or $999 for 100 cinematic finals + 120 drafts. Both stay usable for as long as your subscription is active — no ticking clock, no LoRA training included since your cast is already trained. For when you’re mid-episode and don’t want to wait for next month’s reset or commit to a full project pack.

A note on units: capacity is metered in render units that scale with the real cost of each rendering mode. A cinematic final — Seedance 2.0 at full distribution quality — = 4 units, which is the conversion behind every “cinematic finals” figure above; a 720p multi-reference final is 2 units, and a Runway photoreal final is 1 — that’s where each tier’s “or up to N” alternatives come from. The composer shows the exact per-render cost in its submit-button tooltip before you click.

Running episode-scale production instead of a solo project? See Studio & Enterprise pricing — Pipeline portal, audit ledger, and distributor handoff live there.

FAQ

Questions? We have answers.

Anime is the core focus — the canon engine enforces your show's style rules (cel-shaded, 2D-illustrated, painterly, whatever your look is), character LoRAs are trained and tuned for anime rendering, and the Composer's camera moves, pacing, and shot grammar default to anime conventions. That said, every project picks one of two production types at creation: Anime, which renders on Seedance with the full mode-aware pipeline, or Photoreal, which renders on Runway Gen-4 for cinematic live-action motion. The same canon, continuity, review, and release tooling runs either way.