Pricing

The browser tier is free because your machine does the work. You pay when our machines do it: the API.

Web

$0

Everything runs locally. No account, no quota games.

  • Unlimited conversions
  • Videos up to 2 hours each
  • Slide extraction with auto mode detection
  • Live screen capture
  • Speech to .srt subtitles (local Whisper)
  • Files never leave your browser
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Web Pro in development

$9/month planned

For people converting course libraries, not single files.

  • Everything in Web
  • Batch queue for whole folders
  • Editable text slides (local OCR)
  • Speaker notes paired from the transcript
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API private beta

$0.02/video minute

Built for n8n, Make, and AI-agent tool calls.

  • Send a YouTube / Google Drive / direct URL, or upload a file
  • Synchronous JSON response: timestamps + .pptx
  • Transcription at $0.006 per audio minute, SRT included
  • $5 starting credit on sign-up (~250 extraction minutes)
  • Volume pricing past 1,000 minutes/month
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Fair questions

Why is the free tier this generous?
Because it costs us almost nothing. Decoding, frame comparison, and deck assembly run on your hardware, in your tab. We pay for a static page, you bring the compute.
So what am I paying for with the API?
Our servers doing that same work headlessly: your pipeline sends a video URL or file and gets slides and subtitles back without a browser in the loop. Server minutes are metered, so the API is priced per processed minute: $0.02 per video minute for slides, $0.006 per audio minute for transcription. A 40 minute lecture with subtitles is about $1.04.
Do you keep my files?
Web: we never receive them, so there is nothing to keep. API: inputs and outputs are deleted after the job completes and results are downloaded, with a 24 hour cap.
What happens when Pro launches?
The free tier keeps everything it has today. Pro adds batch and editing features on top; nothing you currently use moves behind the paywall.