What an AI Rap Video Costs in 2026 (Real Prices)

An AI rap video does not have one price. It has a price per render, and that price depends on resolution, length and how many credits you buy at once. This page lists the real numbers for this studio, including the cost per finished clip at every plan, so you can pick a pack without guessing.

Every figure below comes from the same config file the checkout reads. If a number on the pricing page and a number here ever disagree, the config is right and this page is stale — but they are generated from one source, so they should not drift.

The credit table

One render costs credits. The cost depends on resolution and length:

| Resolution | Credits for 12s | Approx. upstream cost | | ---------- | --------------- | --------------------- | | 480p | 20 | $1.14 | | 720p | 35 | $2.46 | | 1080p | 90 | $6.12 |

Shorter clips scale linearly, rounded up: 5 seconds at 720p costs ceil(35 × 5 / 12) = 15 credits, 8 seconds costs 24, 10 seconds costs 30. The studio shows the exact number on the Generate button before anything is charged.

Resolution is the big lever. Moving from 720p to 1080p costs 2.6× the credits for the same twelve seconds. Moving from twelve seconds to five saves more than half. For a first test, 720p at five to eight seconds is the cheapest useful render.

Cost per finished clip, by pack

A "standard video" below means 720p at twelve seconds, 35 credits. The last column is what one such clip effectively costs when you buy that pack.

| Plan | Price | Credits | Standard clips | Effective cost per clip | | --------------- | --------- | ------- | -------------- | ----------------------- | | Starter monthly | $9.90/mo | 35 | 1 | $9.90 | | Basic monthly | $19.90/mo | 105 | 3 | $6.63 | | Pro monthly | $39.90/mo | 350 | 10 | $3.99 | | Studio monthly | $79.90/mo | 840 | 24 | $3.33 | | Starter yearly | $79/yr | 420 | 12 | $6.58 | | Basic yearly | $159/yr | 1,260 | 36 | $4.42 | | Pro yearly | $319/yr | 3,600 | 102 | $3.10 | | Studio yearly | $639/yr | 6,000 | 171 | $3.73 | | Single | $9.90 | 35 | 1 | $9.90 | | Duo Pack | $19.90 | 105 | 3 | $6.63 | | Party Pack | $39.90 | 280 | 8 | $4.99 | | Crew Pack | $79.90 | 700 | 20 | $4.00 | | Studio Pack | $149 | 1,400 | 40 | $3.73 |

The cheapest route to a high volume of standard clips is Pro yearly at about $3.10 per clip. Studio yearly is $3.73 per clip but grants the largest single balance, 6,000 credits, which matters if you would rather not think about a monthly reset at all.

Monthly, yearly or one-time

Monthly plans are for a steady posting rhythm. Credits expire at the end of each billing period, so a month with no renders wastes that month's grant. That is the trade-off for the lowest entry price.

Yearly plans are the same idea at a 33–34% discount, paid once. They suit a creator who knows they will publish every month. The credits are granted for the year and expire at the end of it.

One-time packs never expire. Nothing renews, nothing resets, and there is no subscription to cancel. They cost more per clip than the annual plans, and they are the right choice for a test, a single release or a client project with a fixed budget.

What is not included

The studio sells video generation, not a finished music video. The price does not include:

• the beat or the vocal recording;
• mixing and mastering;
• editing, colour grading or captioning;
• a real location, crew or performer;
• music licensing for a commercial release.

A realistic budget for a one-minute finished rap visual is therefore the generated clips plus your editor's time plus whatever the track cost. The generation line is usually the smallest line in that budget, which is the actual argument for using it: it removes the shoot, not the craft.

Why there are no free credits

Free credits are farmed. A one-off grant is the first thing scripted sign-ups target, and the cost lands on everyone else. This studio does not offer a trial balance, a daily check-in or a referral bonus. You can see the four presets, the prompt structure and the preview before paying, and the first paid pack is $9.90 for one standard clip.

If you want to evaluate the output before committing to a plan, buy the Single pack, render one clip at 480p for 20 credits, and judge the result. A 480p test is about half the credit cost of the standard spec.

How to keep the bill predictable

1. Test at 480p or 720p, five seconds. Confirm the photo and the scene before spending on length.
2. Change one variable per re-render. Camera, then action, then scene. Rewriting everything hides what worked.
3. Render the winner once at 1080p. Do not upscale a soft source; re-render only when the identity already holds.
4. Batch your ideas. Write five prompts, render five short tests, then finish the two that work.
5. Prefer one-time packs for client work. Expiring credits and a fixed client budget are a bad match.

Refunds and failed renders

If a task fails before producing a video, the credits are returned to your balance. If a render completes, it is delivered — a result you do not like is not a failed render, and the studio does not refund generation credits for taste. The preview and the cost are on screen before you commit for exactly this reason.

Payment runs through Stripe on this site's own account. You do not need an account to buy: the checkout takes an email, and the credits are bound to it. If you already have an account, the purchase attaches to the same balance.

Budget a campaign, not a single clip

A release usually needs more than one clip: a teaser before the date, a performance cut on the date, and a second angle for the following week. At 35 credits each, that is 105 credits, which is the Duo Pack or three standard renders. Add one re-render per clip while the photos are new and the prompt is still being tuned, and the same campaign is six renders. Write that number down before buying: it turns a credit balance into a production plan and stops the last render from being spent on a clip that has no slot.

The short version

• One standard clip is 35 credits, 720p for twelve seconds.
• Entry price is $9.90; the cheapest per-clip price is Pro yearly at about $3.10.
• One-time credits never expire; subscription credits expire at the end of the period.
• Failed tasks refund credits; completed renders do not.
• No free credits, by design.

For the workflow that keeps renders from being wasted, read how to make an AI rap video. For what the credits actually buy in terms of model behaviour, see Seedance 2 rap videos.