Pick the cut that fits.

Get 300 credits for 3 days — no card. Cancel anytime.

Monthly
Yearly
Save up to 51% with annual billing

Starter

For individual creators getting on the timeline for the first time.

$19USD / month
$19 billed monthly
Includes
  • 400 credits per month
  • FrameOS reframing — 5 formats (9:16, 4:5, 3:4, 1:1, 16:9)
  • Hook detection — up to 20 clips per video
  • 21 caption styles with word-level highlighting
  • Full timeline editor — overlays, text, stickers, sound effects, filters
  • Export to Premiere Pro & DaVinci Resolve (XML + source)
  • 1 brand template
  • Filler-word + silence removal
  • No watermark on export

Pro

For professional creators, marketers, and small editing teams.

$39$19USD / month
$233 billed annually · save 51%
1× · 24,000 credits/yr
1 pack
Everything in Starter, plus
  • 24,000 credits / year, available instantly
  • Team workspace · 2 seats included
  • 2 brand templates + custom fonts
  • Auto-publish to YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, LinkedIn & Facebook
  • AI B-roll + speech enhancement
  • Custom hook scripts (text-to-audio voice-over)
  • Priority queue · 3× faster renders
  • Live chat support

Business

For organizations that need tailored solutions, API access, and dedicated support.

Custom
Volume pricing · annual contract
Contact sales
Everything in Pro, plus
  • Customized credits, team seats, and social connections
  • FrameOS API access · build clipping into your own product
  • Whole-project editorial exports for your NLE, in bulk
  • Tailored brand assets — fonts, templates, vocabulary lists
  • Dedicated workspace storage (250 GB+)
  • Master Service Agreement (MSA)
  • Priority support with a dedicated Slack channel
  • Enterprise-level security · SOC 2 Type II, SSO, audit logs

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Questions before you commit.

What counts as a credit?+
One credit = one minute of source video processed end-to-end (clipped, reframed, captioned). A 30-minute podcast burns 30 credits. Re-rendering a clip doesn't cost extra.
Is there a free trial?+
Yes. Every account starts with 300 credits for 3 days — about 300 minutes of source video — with the full Pro feature set (reframing, hook detection, all caption styles). No credit card required to start.
Can I cancel anytime?+
Yes. Cancel from your account settings; you'll keep access until the end of the current billing period. No partial-month refunds, but no clawback either.
What's the watermark policy?+
Every paid plan exports clean 1080×1920 MP4s — no watermark. Clips you make during the free trial carry a small FrameOS watermark; upgrade to any paid plan to remove it.
Do you offer student or non-profit pricing?+
Yes — 50% off Pro for students with a .edu email, and 30% off Pro for registered 501(c)(3) non-profits. Email contact@frameos.studio with proof.
How does the team workspace work?+
Pro includes 2 seats. Each additional seat is $14/month. All seats share the credit pool, brand templates, and the FrameOS-tuned models. Admins can lock caption presets across the team.
Can I export to Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve?+
Yes — on every plan, including the free trial. Any clip exports as a zip with an XML timeline that opens in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, alongside the source segments and the captions as SRT and ASS. Business adds bulk, whole-project exports.
Is there an editor, or only automatic clips?+
Both. Every clip opens in the FrameOS editor — a real timeline with overlay tracks, text, stickers, sound effects, filters, transitions, keyframe animation, and per-cue caption styling. The automatic cut is the starting point, not the ceiling. The editor is included on every plan and works on phones as well as desktop; exporting an edit costs 1 credit per started minute.
Which aspect ratios can FrameOS render?+
Five: 9:16 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, 4:5 and 3:4 for feed posts, 1:1 for square, and 16:9 for YouTube and LinkedIn. Pick the format before processing and the AI reframing tracks the speaker inside that exact frame, rather than cropping a vertical clip down afterwards.