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Preflight Cinema uses credits so teams can choose how much review and generation work a shot deserves. Prompt checks, frame planning, proxy runs, master outputs, higher resolutions, and provider routes can have different costs because the underlying work is different.

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  1. Credit-based generation
  2. Review cost before each run
  3. Billing and failed work
  4. Prices can change with providers
  5. Today's prices

Credit-based generation

Preflight Cinema uses credits so teams can choose how much review and generation work a shot deserves. Prompt checks, frame planning, proxy runs, master outputs, higher resolutions, and provider routes can have different costs because the underlying work is different.

Review cost before each run

Before generation starts, the workspace should show the selected model route, output target, important capability limits, and estimated credit use. Use lower-risk review steps when you need to check continuity, framing, reference fidelity, or product details before a larger run.

Billing and failed work

When checkout is enabled, payments are processed through Stripe and credits are applied after successful payment. If a provider job fails, times out, or is recorded incorrectly, support can review the video ID, generation attempt, provider task, and credit ledger.

Prices can change with providers

Model availability, provider pricing, supported durations, audio, and resolution options can change. The active workspace settings and admin model data should be treated as the current source of truth for what can be generated.

Today's prices

StepWhat it answersPrice today
Storyboard drawingFraming, blocking, action and the cut€0.40 a drawing
StillThe real look: faces, place, light€0.15 a still
Proxy videoMovement and timing€0.65 for 5 s · €1.30 for 10 s
Master videoThe finished take€0.90 for 5 s · €1.75 for 10 s

These are the prices the app charges today, read from the same price list. Each step still shows its own price before it starts, and that is the price you pay.

Paste a script or write one idea. You see the price before anything is drawn or rendered.

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