FilmMySong runs on credits, and every action shows its price before you confirm it. So here is the whole menu, plus a calculator that does the math on your own song.
That makes about 13 scenes, each following its own line of the song. The length is the whole price driver, so a vertical clip and a widescreen cut of the same length cost the same.
Retakes stay cheap on purpose. Being picky is the point.
Everything films at 720p, and this sharpens the finished video.
These are the same choices the app asks for and the same numbers it charges. The scene count is an estimate from the length of your cut; the exact plan for your song appears in the app before you spend anything.
A video comes together in steps, and here is what each one costs. The words are free on purpose, because hearing what we make of your song should never cost you anything.
The fine print names the model doing the filming, so you always know what you are paying for.
Your plan credits arrive fresh every month. Spend them on previews, filming, or the sharper cut, in any mix.
If filming fails on our side, credits come back by themselves for every scene we can show was never filmed. You never file a ticket for it.
A release month can run bigger than planned, so Label can add 5,000 credits once for $59, and those never expire.
Pick by how often you release. Every plan gets every style, both formats, and every finish.
3,000 monthlyrefreshed every monthThat covers a steady run of short vertical clips in the Studio finish, or a couple of full videos in Sketch while you find the vision.
9,000 monthlyrefreshed every monthThat covers two full videos in the Studio finish each month, previews included, or short clips all month long.
26,000 monthlyrefreshed every monthThat covers about five full Studio videos across the roster, or one release-day video in the Cinema finish with clips to spare.
Credits are how you pay for the steps that cost us money to run, like filming and scene previews. Every action in the app shows its credit cost before you confirm it, and the calculator on this page runs the same numbers the app charges.
Credits come back on their own for every scene we can show was never filmed. The video page shows exactly what a stopped run charged and what came back.
Plan credits refresh every month. On Label you can also buy a one-time top-up, and those credits never expire.
Soundcheck is free and comes with 120 credits when you sign up. You can upload your song, fix the lyrics, get your Song DNA, and see your first scenes as pictures. When you want the video filmed, you pick a plan.
Each finish runs on a different video model, and those bill us very different rates per second of footage. Sketch is the cheapest way to get your song filmed, Cinema is for release day, and the fine print on every finish names the model doing the filming.
Soundcheck is free, your first scenes are on us, and you see every cost before you spend a thing.
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