Pay for minutes of video, nothing else.
A minute is a minute of video analyzed, rounded up to a tenth. Standard and deep run the same analysis on the same frames at 1280 px; deep returns the full evidence store, standard a projection of it under 40,000 tokens per 15 minutes. Repeat requests for the same video are free.
Free preview
- The first 3 minutes of any public YouTube video
- No key needed
- 3 per hour per IP
Pay as you go
- A minute is a minute of video analyzed, rounded up to 0.1
- Deep returns the full evidence store: every frame's text, word timings, basis rows, no size cap
- No monthly fee
- Full API, webhooks, monitors, MCP
- Documents kept until you delete them
Scale
- Everything in pay as you go
- Overage billed per minute, no cap
- Same API and rate limits as pay as you go
- Documents kept until you delete them
Get an API key
Checkout opens in Stripe. When it completes you land on a page that shows your key once. Pay as you go has no monthly fee; Scale bills $199 on signup.
Standard or deep
Same analysis, same frames, same audio. The difference is how much of the evidence store comes back. Deep returns the whole store: every text kind and every structure row, the text read from every kept frame, word timings for every utterance, the basis rows behind each detected cut and event, and the frames table. Nothing is dropped for size; 120 to 150 thousand tokens per 15 minutes at the test video's density. Standard is a deterministic projection of the same rows, nothing re-generated, capped at 40,000 tokens per 15 minutes. It keeps the beats, utterances, shots, events, points, on-screen text and structures an agent needs and drops audit detail first: word timings, basis rows, the frames table, then extra mentions and unreferenced body text if it is still over budget. doc.omitted records what was left out. Choose deep when you will audit the rows (which frame a string was read from, which words a delivery reading rests on) or build your own projection. Choose standard, the default, for prompts and question answering; it produced every measured number on this site.
What counts as a minute
The video's duration, not the wall clock. A 43:15 video bills 43.3 standard minutes, or $5.20 pay as you go. Questions to a finished job bill 0.1 minute each.
Cached results
The same URL at the same detail returns the finished document with status done and no charge. Previews are cached for 7 days by video. Finished documents are kept until you delete them or ask us to.