SIMPLE, SEPARATE AUDIO CREDITS

Start with your next recording.

Manual edits and downloads are free. Create an account for 10 trial credits to edit with prompts.

Quick uses 2 credits for a completed edit plan. Studio uses 6 credits for more involved instructions. The price is shown before you send. Unsupported requests, clarification responses and failed AI plans return the reserved credits. A valid plan uses credits even if you later undo the result or a device cannot finish rendering it.

Planned monthly subscriptions

Payment setup is in progress. These plans are not available to purchase yet, and no subscription is required for manual editing.

Creator

$12 / month

300 credits per month

For voice notes, clips and everyday edits.

Up to 150 Quick edits or 50 Studio edits.

Studio

$29 / month

900 credits per month

For regular podcasts, music clips and production.

Up to 450 Quick edits or 150 Studio edits.

Pro

$59 / month

2,000 credits per month

For a busy audio workflow.

Up to 1,000 Quick edits or 333 Studio edits.

One workspace. Your original stays yours.

Every plan uses the same prompt-first workspace, original/edited comparison, local history and audio downloads. No plan removes browser or file limits. Trial credits are one allowance per account; they do not renew monthly. Audio credits are separate from GPTPhotoEditor and GPTVideoEditor.

Why choose Studio?

Quick is the lower-cost starting point for straightforward requests. Studio uses a more capable model for instructions involving several edits. Both use the same processing engine and export quality; Studio does not unlock unsupported tools.

Is a longer recording more credits?

The current prompt price is fixed by model. Recordings remain limited to 20 minutes and 100 MB, with a maximum 30-second optional listening preview.

Will a ChatGPT or photo subscription work here?

No. This is an independent product with separate audio credits and subscriptions. Existing photo or video credits are never used for audio requests.

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