Pricing that scales
with the production.
Monthly credits for creators and teams. Custom usage agreements for Enterprise.
Studio
1,600 credits every month
Growth
7,500 credits every month
Scale
16,500 credits every month
Premier
45,000 credits every month
Enterprise
Scope your capacity, integrations, and support with us. Custom requirements may need development; availability and timing are agreed before rollout.
- Volume and render capacity planning
- SSO and VPC requirements review
- API and webhook integration scoping
- Custom delivery formats and support terms
Cost Per Finished Minute: Induce vs Traditional Production
Traditional production runs $5,000–$40,000 per finished minute and takes weeks. Induce runs $300–$800 per finished minute and ships in hours to days.
The number that matters is the cost of an approved minute, not the price of a single clip. Retakes, review hours, and editing all count. Induce plans each shot from the script and checks takes for continuity before the next shot builds on them, so fewer takes are thrown away late in the edit.
To measure it on your own material, run a short scene through the AI video production pilot checklist, or see how the script-to-video workflow turns a screenplay into a shot plan.
Pricing
questions.
Teams using Induce typically land between $300 and $800 per finished minute, depending on shot count, retakes, and model choice. Traditional production commonly runs $5,000 to $40,000 per finished minute. Measure your own cost on a pilot scene before you plan a full production.
Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance that is spent on generation across the supported video and image models. The amount a shot uses depends on the model, duration, and quality setting you choose for it.
Generation and retries are subject to your plan’s usage terms. Enterprise agreements define included usage, retry allowances, and overage rates. Include retakes, review, editing, and finishing when comparing production costs.
Talk to us when you need production volume beyond the self-serve plans, SSO/SAML, VPC deployment, API or webhook access, or custom export and delivery requirements. Availability and timing for these are confirmed before rollout.
Induce’s Terms say customers retain ownership of outputs from their inputs and have commercial usage rights, subject to the Terms and applicable third-party rights. Review the Terms for your production requirements.