Nitaris pricing, in plain numbers. Credit packs. No subscription.

One credit renders one marketing photo. A cinematic 10-second product video costs eight, because it costs us about eight times as much to make. Both draw on the same balance, so you are never buying a video plan and a photo plan — you spend credits on whichever output that launch needs, and a set of six photos costs six rather than the price of a film.

No subscription. A pack is a one-time purchase, so nothing renews and nothing resets at the start of a month — your credits sit in your account balance as a number you spend one generation at a time. The Terms are the binding version of how credits and purchases work.

Regenerate in one click — same product, same brief, a fresh take. Nitaris is built to hold your product true, and when a take drifts, the fix is a button rather than a support ticket.

Yes, completely. Every video and every photo comes with full commercial rights — run them as paid ads, put them on your storefront, send them in email, hand them to a marketplace. You keep the photos you upload, too.

In whichever currency the price on the card above is shown. We work that out from where you are before the page draws it, so the figure you read is the figure your card is charged — there is no second number waiting at the payment sheet. Sellers in India are billed in Indian rupees. Installing Nitaris from the Shopify App Store bills in US dollars through Shopify Billing instead. Where a card shows a rupee price with a dollar equivalent beside it, the rupee figure is the one that will be taken.