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Prices and plan quotas are on eversince.ai/pricing. No balance pays for another. Models and prices lists what credits buy, and Cloud processing and storage what minutes buy, what each plan includes and what more costs.

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Free work

Editing a timeline or a canvas, reading what is already stored, searching, comments, boards, calendars and public links cost nothing. A subject or background mask on a canvas and a person mask on a timeline clip read the picture and use cloud processing, and so do tools that first listen to or read the footage (silence, ducking, levelling, reframing, syncing, captions); each description says which. A free account gets 25 cloud processing minutes once; minutes and extra storage are bought on a paid plan, credits on any.

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Cloud processing

Cloud processing is work on Eversince’s servers. It runs the same from any host, needs nothing open on the user’s side, and a job carries on after the call ends, reported by get_jobs or a webhook. Through the desktop app, work the app can do on the user’s computer runs there instead, at no charge. See Desktop and cloud.

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Reading and quoting

  • get_balance returns all three balances and where more can be added.
  • estimate_cost quotes any planned call in the same units, free, from the same rates the charge uses.
  • Every tool description ends with what the tool costs: free, credits or cloud processing.
  • A response that used cloud processing carries cloud_processing: what the call used and what is left. Cloud work is charged to the caller’s own minutes without confirmation, whoever owns the workspace.

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Charged calls and retries

generate_*, upscale_media, remove_background, reframe_image, change_language, render_timeline and render_clips take an idempotency_key per operation: the same key on a retry returns the work already dispatched; a new attempt takes a new key. Other charged calls take none. On the REST API the key can also be sent in the Idempotency-Key header.

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Buying more

get_checkout_link returns a checkout URL for a plan, credits, minutes or storage (quantity of 100 GB). The user opens it and pays there. A purchase the account cannot make is refused with the reason. When a balance runs out, the error names the get_checkout_link call that returns the link.