Yes — top-ups are available anytime you need more runway before your next cycle. One requirement: you must have an active subscription to purchase top-up credits. Top-ups stack on top of your monthly grant; they don't replace it.

Credits are only usable while your subscription is active. If you cancel, you keep your remaining credits for 60 days from the moment you cancel — but you won't be able to run tools during that window unless you reactivate. Reactivate within 60 days and your credits are right where you left them; let the window pass and they expire. So if you're sitting on a balance, it's worth using it down or reactivating before the 60 days are up.

Pick the tier that matches how you actually work: Starter — You're just getting in, learning the tools, and seeing what the workflow can do. Low commitment, full toolkit, perfect for finding your footing. Creator — You want higher-quality output and more room to produce. You get 4K, the Transition Maker, and a better rate per job. The right call once you're creating regularly and care about quality. Studio — You're a serious operator running creative at scale — think 5+ pieces a day. This is the best per-job pricing, every tool unlocked, unlimited jobs and storage, and a direct support line. If Vlaze is your production pipeline, Studio pays for itself. The pattern: as your volume climbs, your cost per job drops. Upgrade when you're consistently bumping your credit ceiling or want a feature on the next tier up — never to "unlock" the toolkit, since every plan already has it.

Yes. Your unused credits roll over to the next month — they don't vanish the second your cycle resets. Most AI tools quietly wipe your balance every month so you're forced to either burn credits on junk or hand them back for free. We think that's a scam. You paid for them, they're yours. Roll them over and use them when you're ready.

A job is any single task you run. One download is one job. Run three image generations and that's three jobs. Two videos rendering at once is two jobs. Simple — every instance of the tool doing work counts as a job.

Concurrent jobs is how much you can run at the same time on our servers. Higher tiers let you fire off more at once — so if you're pushing serious volume and hit your limit, that's the cap kicking in to keep things stable. The bigger your plan, the more you can run in parallel. Job priority is about speed. On our backend, higher-tier users move to the front of the queue, so your jobs get picked up and finished faster when the servers are busy. Pay more, wait less.

All payments run through Stripe, the same processor trusted by millions of businesses. We never store your billing information on our servers — it's handled securely, end to end, by Stripe. If you're doing serious daily volume, reach out — we can set you up with direct payment methods like ACH or wire transfer and pass along better pricing for it.