Terms

Credits and payment

You buy credits in advance, either as a monthly subscription or as a one-off pack. A credit is spent the moment a generation step actually runs — writing a script, generating a voice track, rendering a video clip or assembling the final video — because that is the moment this service pays a vendor to do the work. Once a credit has been spent this way it is not refundable: the money behind it has already left this service and cannot be recovered. Before anything expensive runs, you are shown its likely credit cost and asked to approve it, and nothing further is spent on that run until you do.

Your right to cancel, and why it ends early

Consumers normally have a 14-day right to cancel an online purchase, even after starting to use it. Because a credit is spent on real, immediately-supplied digital content the moment a generation runs, the law lets a service like this one ask a buyer to expressly waive that right for a purchase, provided they are told plainly and agree before paying. That is exactly what happens at checkout: you are asked to confirm — “I agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, and I understand that once a generation is delivered I lose my 14-day right to cancel it.” Once you tick that box and pay, that purchase is outside the 14-day cancellation right, because the video (or the script, voice track or clip) has already been produced for you at real cost.

Your inputs and outputs

The prompts, topics and other inputs you supply are used to produce your videos and nothing else. The clips, voiceovers, captions and finished videos this service generates for you are stored privately — never in a bucket the public can browse — and handed back to you through links that are generated on demand and expire after a short time. Nobody outside this service can browse or guess their way to your files.

Templates you make

If you build and publish a template, it stays yours: the prompt and structure you wrote are never shown to the people who run it, and this service does not claim ownership of what you create. You choose whether to publish it, and once published, others can run it — with you earning a royalty each time, as described below.

Royalties and cashing out

When somebody else runs a template you published, you earn a royalty in credits — a percentage of what that run actually cost, calculated once the run finishes and only if it succeeds. That royalty is held for 45 days before you can move it into your own spendable balance or convert it to cash, so a chargeback or refund on the original payment can still be unwound before you have been paid out on it. Converting to cash costs a fee, shown to you before you convert. Every cash payout is reviewed and approved by a person before it is sent — there is no automatic or instant payout — and a payout can only be requested once your held royalty clears the 45-day window and reaches the minimum payout amount.

Posting to your accounts

You can connect your own TikTok, YouTube and Instagram accounts to this service, and disconnect any of them at any time from Account settings.

This service posts only a video you have watched and approved, only to the accounts you ticked when you approved it, and at the time you chose: straight away, or at a day and time from your calendar. Nothing is posted automatically, including from your calendar, unless you approved that video. If a video in your calendar has not been approved by its time, nothing is posted. If this service cannot confirm that a post went up, it tells you and does not send it again on its own.

You are the publisher of what you post. Each platform’s own rules apply to it, and you agree to follow them when you post through this service. By posting to YouTube through this service, you agree to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service.

Posting does not use credits.

Posting terms version: 2026-10-01

Where this service is available

This service is only available to creators billing from the United Kingdom or the United States at this time. If your billing details show a country outside those two, checkout will not proceed.

About these terms

These terms were last updated on 6 October 2026, and describe this service as it actually behaves today rather than as a generic template. They have not been reviewed by a solicitor.