Credits, packs and what a video really costs
A plain-English guide to TrendVido credits: how one-time packs work, what a template costs, and what happens when a run fails.
Every tool on TrendVido spends from one balance. No separate wallets, no expiring tokens per feature, no surprise line items at checkout. Here is how the system works.
One currency, one balance
Credits are the unit of work. Every published template costs 10 credits per run, and every template spends from the same balance. If a future template needs more photos, a longer clip or a different model, its page will show the exact price before you generate.
The templates catalog is the quickest way to see what is available: each card shows its starting price, and the tool page shows the price on the generate button.
One-time packs, no subscription
Credits are sold in one-time packs: 10 credits for $9.99, 30 for $27.99, 100 for $89.99 and 2,000 for $1,399. There is no weekly, monthly or yearly plan, no renewal and nothing to cancel. Pack credits never expire.
Each pack is a separate purchase. You can buy another pack whenever you want more credits; nothing is charged automatically.
Why template prices differ
Most current templates cost 10 credits because they share the same short, single-photo format. A template that needs more reference photos, a longer clip or a heavier model can cost more. The price is set per template variant, so the tool page is the source of truth.
When a run fails
Failed generations return their credits automatically. That includes provider refusals, timeouts and safety rejections. The rule is simple: if you did not get a video, you did not pay for one.
What is not refundable is a video you dislike. The providers charge for every render, so the credits are spent the moment the model starts. Re-running with a better photo is the normal fix.
Managing the balance
- Credits page — balance and full transaction history.
- Pricing page — the current one-time packs, with the per-credit math visible.
- Refund policy — what happens when a run fails or a purchase was made in error.
If a purchase was made in error and none of its credits were used, contact support within the refund window described in the refund policy.