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Pricing — Studio & Enterprise

Script to screen, on a schedule your distributor can plan around.

Drop a Fountain script and let the Pipeline portal parse it into a shot-by-shot production tree. Signed provenance manifests, tamper-evident audit ledgers, and dedicated engineering access for teams running a real production, not a side project.

Launch promo — first 10 annual subscribers

20% off year-1 on annual Production or Studio plans, on top of the standard 22–24% annual discount. Switch the toggle below to Annual, then enter code LAUNCH20 at checkout — no application, no waitlist. Hard-capped at 10 customers; the code stops working once they’re taken.

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Series

$2,999per month

A complete episode, every month.

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Episode-scale capacity

  • 265 cinematic finals / month — or up to 530 multi-reference 720p finals, or 1,060 Runway photoreal finals
  • 300 drafts / month
  • That's one full 265-shot 22-min episode per month at cinematic quality
  • 12 character LoRA trainings / month
  • 3 billable seats · unlimited free Reviewer + Viewer · extra seats $99/mo

Pipeline portal + distributor handoff

  • Drop a Fountain script; auto-parse into Series → Season → Episode tree
  • One-click batch generation for every shot in an episode
  • Auto-TTS dialogue + auto-lipsync when video lands
  • Provenance manifest signing (C2PA-style) — hand a distributor a signed cut without a studio-tier commitment
  • Everything in Creator
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Production

$15,999per month

Five episodes a month — a real weekly release cadence.

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Five episodes every month

  • 1,325 cinematic finals / month — or up to 2,650 multi-reference 720p finals, or 5,300 Runway photoreal finals
  • 1,500 drafts / month · 60 character LoRA trainings / month
  • That's five complete 265-shot 22-min episodes per month at cinematic quality
  • Up to 15 billable seats · unlimited free Reviewer + Viewer · extra seats $99/mo

Distributor-grade delivery

  • Compile approved versions into Premiere / Resolve / FCP / OTIO
  • Tamper-evident audit ledger export (JSON)
  • Signed release packages for distributor handoff
  • Advanced canon analytics + coverage scorecards
  • $7,200 / month additional generation buffer (auto-pauses at the cap, never billed extra)
  • Capacity add-on: +50 cinematic finals/mo per unit for $499/unit/mo — stackable, for a standing monthly overrun
  • Managed-only — keeps your spend ledger, provenance, and audit chain authoritative
  • Everything in Series
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Studio

$39,999per month

A full season, every month.

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A season every month

  • 3,180 cinematic finals / month — twelve complete episodes, a full season
  • 3,600 drafts / month · 144 character LoRA trainings / month
  • $18,000 / month additional generation buffer (auto-pauses at the cap, never billed extra)
  • Capacity add-on: +50 cinematic finals/mo per unit for $499/unit/mo — stackable, for a standing monthly overrun
  • Up to 50 billable seats · unlimited free Reviewer + Viewer · extra seats $99/mo
  • Everything in Production

Operational support — the moat at this tier

  • Dedicated Slack channel with the founding engineering team
  • Monthly architecture review — you ship faster, we learn faster
  • Multi-show canon analytics across all your projects
  • Priority access to new providers + models before public release
  • First-week onboarding session for your producers
  • Billed by ACH or invoice, not card

Monthly capacity resets on the 1st UTC. Annual plans bill once and unlock the full year of monthly refreshes at 18–24% off (higher tiers save more — see each plan’s card for its exact rate). All self-serve tiers run managed-mode so audit + provenance stay authoritative; Enterprise contracts can negotiate BYOK with signed delegated-key receipts.

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Top up instead of waiting for reset.

$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.

Or — we produce it with you

Full Production.

The only structured script-to-screen production service — a real producer, real continuity, real delivery — at roughly a third of traditional animation’s $160,000–$320,000 per episode.

$59,000per episode

or $649,000 for a 12-episode season — about 8% below the per-episode rate

This is not more software capacity. It’s a production engagement: we staff it, schedule it, revise it with you, and master the delivery.

Talk to production
  • An assigned production lead — a real producer on your show, not a support queue
  • Structured revision cycles with named checkpoints, not open-ended regeneration
  • Priority render queue ahead of all subscription and pack traffic
  • White-glove delivery mastering to your actual distribution spec
  • A real project timeline with scheduled check-ins
  • Everything in the Production tier, included
Or — buy by the show

For project-based work.

Project packs are one-time, prepaid purchases sized to a real deliverable — a pilot, a 12-episode season, or a two-season run. Every capacity figure below is a complete-episode budget at cinematic quality, not a clip allowance. No monthly treadmill.

Pilot

$24,900one-time · one complete episode

Ship the pilot. Prove the show works.

Buy Pilot
  • One complete 22-min episode — 300 cinematic finals + 350 drafts
  • 12 character LoRAs — identity-locked across every shot
  • Full audio: dialogue, lipsync, SFX, and score
  • Signed release package + provenance manifest + audit ledger
  • All NLE exports (Premiere · Resolve · FCP · OTIO)
  • 60-day delivery window
Best Value

Season

$89,000one-time · 12 episodes

A full streaming order. The cleanest path to a deliverable season.

Buy Season
  • 12 complete 22-min episodes — 3,600 cinematic finals + 4,000 drafts
  • 40 character LoRAs — enough for a 25–30 lead ensemble
  • Full audio and post across all 12 episodes
  • Pipeline portal · episode lock gates · canon coverage scorecards
  • Signed release packages for distributor handoff
  • 270-day delivery window · priority support
Best $/Episode

Multi-Season

$159,000one-time · 24 episodes

Two seasons, one PO. The best per-episode rate we sell self-serve.

Buy Multi-Season
  • 24 complete 22-min episodes — 7,200 cinematic finals + 8,000 drafts
  • 80 character LoRAs across the full multi-season cast
  • Everything in Season, at a lower per-episode rate
  • Multi-show canon analytics across every project
  • Dedicated Slack channel with the engineering team
  • 540-day (18-month) delivery window

Episode counts are sized at ~300 cinematic finals per 22-min episode and are already weight-adjusted — the number of episodes on each card is the number the capacity actually delivers. Sparser shows stretch a pack further; denser action shows use it faster. Delivery windows start at purchase, and capacity is snapshotted at purchase so price-list changes never re-budget a pack you already paid for.

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, and that is the conversion behind every “cinematic finals” figure on this page. Lighter modes cost fewer units from the same budget: a 720p multi-reference final is 2 units (2× the renders) and a Runway photoreal final is 1 unit (4×) — 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.

Enterprise · from $150k/yr

For production companies and distributors.

Custom capacity with a default render budget of 36 episodes/year, SSO, contracted BYOK with signed delegated-key receipts, a training opt-in carve-out, legal indemnification, and a private cloud option. Pricing scales with seat count and projected episode volume; we’ll quote against your roadmap on the intro call.

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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.