Keep creating as your channel grows
Every plan starts with the same idea: generate AI videos quickly, publish consistently, and grow your social media channels.
Plus
You are a creator and want to produce and publish videos regularly.
Pro
You are dedicated and want to produce and publish videos at mass scale.
Max
You want maximum monthly generation capacity for a serious publishing operation.
Questions before you pick a plan.
A few practical details before you start creating videos in Moralab.
Yes. You can create your account, shape a series, preview upcoming scripts, and connect social accounts before activating paid generation and publishing.
Credits pay for the AI that makes a video: 1 credit per writing step, 3 per generated image, 15 per generated video clip, 2 per second of voice-over, and 2 to animate a still. A 30-second video costs roughly 85 credits. Exporting and re-exporting are free and unlimited on every plan.
Plus is for regular publishing. It includes 7,000 credits a month, 1 GB storage, and the shared creation features every plan can access.
Pro is for dedicated creators who want to produce and publish videos at a higher volume. It includes 18,000 credits a month and 5 GB storage.
Max is for serious publishing operations that need the largest included credit pool: 60,000 credits a month and 20 GB storage.
Yes. Choose the billing cycle that fits your workflow. Annual billing lowers the effective monthly price for paid plans.
Yes. Exports are generated from your project, but the editable timeline, elements, brand settings, voice clips, and format-specific overrides remain available.
No. Paid plans are designed to include the hosted generation workflow. Local development of the product can run with mocked integrations, but customers do not need to configure those services.
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