Compare Starter, Creator, Studio, annual plans, and one-time credits. See expiry rules, model costs, preview eligibility, and quote timing.
32 credits per video at these settings. Counts share one balance; extra template steps and video references may add cost.
Billed monthly
550 credits/mo
17 videos at these settings
Creation modes
Billed monthly
1,200 credits/mo
37 videos at these settings
Creation modes
Billed monthly
2,500 credits/mo
78 videos at these settings
Creation modes
Understand the task cost, then choose the right plan.
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Sign in first, then bring a public source link, its 3–5 second clip of a real person doing the moves, and one clear pet photo. The account-specific preview eligibility and exact cost are confirmed before generation.
AI pet video pricing has two ways to keep a credit balance: a recurring subscription or a one-time top-up. The AI pet video pricing page lists current options. The AI pet video plans issue a fixed number of credits each month, while annual billing issues those credits monthly after the upfront payment. Top-ups begin at $19, do not renew, and provide credits that are valid for 90 days. The creator shows the exact task quote before generation because the model, resolution, duration, and input steps affect how many credits a video uses.
The Starter plan is $19 per month for 550 pet video credits. Creator is $39 per month for 1,200 credits. Studio is $79 per month for 2,500 credits. Annual billing costs $193.80, $397.80, and $805.80 respectively, paid once per year, saving 15% compared with twelve monthly payments while credits continue to issue monthly. These AI pet video plans are easier to compare when your expected monthly pace is clear.
Pay-as-you-go pet video credits start with 500 credits for $19. You can choose a top-up from 500 to 10,000 credits in 50-credit steps. The one-time rate is $3.80 per 100 credits, so 500 credits cost $19 and 10,000 credits cost $380. New top-up credits are valid for 90 days. Existing credits keep their original expiry date. Top-ups do not automatically renew.
Subscription credits expire at the end of their monthly cycle and do not roll over. This makes the right plan depend on your expected pace. Occasional creators may prefer a top-up or Starter. People who create regularly may use Creator. Studio provides a larger monthly balance for frequent work, but the balance still follows the cycle rules.
Credits are charged for the task configuration, not simply for the fact that a video exists. The creation mode, quality, duration, and reference-video length affect the credit quote shown in the form. Review that quote for each task because a five-second scene and a longer or higher-resolution scene may use different balances.
For a simple estimate, use the displayed credit quote for one task and divide your balance by that number, rounding down. If a task is quoted at 35 credits, a 550-credit Starter balance covers 15 such tasks with 25 credits left. That example assumes every task keeps the same model, resolution, duration, and inputs; the actual quote shown for each video is the amount to use. Extra template steps or a reference clip may change it.
The form may offer different models for different creation modes. Motion Control options include Kling 2.6 and Kling 3; text scenes currently use Seedance 2.5, while MiniMax H3 Max Camera Controls belongs to a photo-led path. Use the model and settings currently offered for your task, then compare the displayed credits before confirming.
New or signed-in accounts may see an eligibility preview for a 3–5 second motion task. Eligibility is checked by the service and is account-specific. A longer reference or a task outside the preview path may require the standard paid option. The interface tells you which path is available before generation.
The normal sequence is sign in, upload the required inputs, inspect the model and settings, receive the exact quote, and confirm. For Motion Control, those inputs are a source video link, a matching 3–15 second MP4 or MOV clip, and one clear pet photo. For text scenes, the written prompt supplies the scene. Nothing is deducted until the generation confirmation step.
Annual plans charge the full annual amount upfront. Credits are issued monthly, and unused monthly credits do not roll over. Annual billing saves 15% against twelve monthly payments.
No. Top-ups are one-time purchases. The minimum is 500 credits for $19, and new top-up credits are valid for 90 days.
They expire at the end of the monthly cycle. They do not carry into the next cycle.
Plan price buys credits. Each task consumes a quote based on model, resolution, duration, reference-video seconds, and processing steps. Review the exact quote before confirming.
Checkout is handled by Stripe in USD. The product copy states that AI Pet Video does not receive your full card number.
Divide the plan balance by the single-video credit quote and round down. Compare like with like: the same model, resolution, duration, and input steps. The form’s quote is the deciding value.
Choose an AI pet video plan around how often you create, then use the quote review for each video. Compare the pet video generator cost for the same model and duration. Return to Create a pet video for a task estimate.