Bulin 47 AI uses prepaid credits instead of a recurring subscription. Each completed render spends credits based on the selected output quality: 45 credits for 480p, 90 credits for 720p, or 180 credits for 1080p.
Current render costs
| Output tier | Cost per video |
|---|---|
| 480p | 45 credits |
| 720p | 90 credits |
| 1080p | 180 credits |
The 480p tier is the lowest-cost way to test a photo and the prepared freestyle workflow. Higher tiers cost more because they produce a larger export, but they do not replace the need for a clear and suitable source image.
Available credit packs
The current one-time packs are:
- Starter: $9.90 for 160 credits;
- Creator: $19.90 for 360 credits;
- Studio: $29.90 for 560 credits.
At the 480p rate, the Starter pack covers three full renders with credits remaining. The Creator pack is intended for more frequent short-form creation, while the Studio pack is aimed at accounts or teams that render more regularly. Check the live pricing page before purchasing because prices and availability can change.
Do credits expire?
The current pricing information states that credits do not expire. They remain available on the account until they are used.
Is there a subscription?
No recurring subscription is required for the current credit model. You buy a pack once and spend credits when you create videos. This makes the cost of a render visible before generation, but you should still review the selected output tier before clicking the generate button.
What happens when a render fails?
A failed render should not be treated the same as a completed video that you simply do not like. If a video never finishes or credits were deducted for a failed task, contact Bulin 47 AI support with the account email and details about the render. The support page explains how to report render and credit problems.
How to spend credits carefully
Use the lowest tier to test a new source photo. If the face, framing, and movement look stable, choose 720p or 1080p for the final version. This separates two decisions that are often confused: input quality determines how well the subject transforms, while output quality determines the size of the exported file.
For payment, refund, and account questions, review the pricing page, Terms of Service, and Contact page.