How credits work

The problem credits solve

AI video models cost very different amounts to run. A short, low-resolution clip from one model and a long, sharp clip from another can differ a lot in price. With a flat monthly fee, you would either pay for models you never use or hit a wall on the ones you want. Reviral uses one currency instead: you buy credits once, and every model, length and resolution draws from the same balance.

How it works

Buy credits ──► Credit balance ──► press Render · N cr ──► render runs
 (pack or plan)   (Billing)          (price shown first)        │
                                                                ├─ ready  → credits stay spent
                                                                └─ failed → credits come back (Render refund)

1. You get credits from a one-time pack, from a monthly plan, or as welcome credits some new accounts receive at sign-up. Check your balance after sign-up to see what you have.
2. You see the price before you pay. Every studio button shows its cost, for example Render · N cr in UGC Ads or Generate · N credits in Cinema Studio. The number is the price for your account. It changes with the model, the length and the resolution.
3. Credits leave your balance when the render starts. Credit history lists the charge as "Render".
4. A failed render returns its credits automatically, up to the amount it charged. Credit history lists it as "Render refund". See Credits when a render fails.

When credits expire

Billing shows your Credit balance as "non-expired credits available", so expired plan credits are never counted.

What a credit is worth

Reviral states US-dollar figures at the Mini Pack rate: $4.99 for 400 credits, which is about 1.25 US cents per credit. Larger packs and plans cost less per credit; the full table is in Plans and packs compared.

Things that cost nothing

When you don't have enough credits

The studio shows "Not enough credits — this render needs N, you have M." with a Top up link to Billing. Nothing is charged. Buy a pack or plan, then press the button again.

If prices change while the page is open, you see "Prices were updated — refresh to see the new price". Refresh, check the new number, and press again.

Trade-offs

• No fixed price per video. Because each model costs a different amount, Reviral shows the price on the button instead of printing one number for "a video". The upside: you never pay a flat rate for a cheap model.
• Plan credits don't roll over. Monthly plan credits refresh each cycle, so unused plan credits do not carry forward. If you create in bursts, a pack (credits never expire) fits better.

In this section

• Plans and packs comparedCompare Reviral's 3 credit packs ($4.99 to $59.99, never expire) and 3 monthly plans ($19 to $99). Credits, cost per credit and expiry, then pick yours.
• Buy credits (card or ringgit)How to buy Reviral credits: pay by card in US dollars from Billing or Pricing, from $4.99 for 400 credits. Some accounts can also pay in ringgit. Steps.
• Credits when a render failsWhen a Reviral render fails, its credits return to your balance automatically as a Render refund. See what 10 failure messages mean and what to do next.
• Invoices and credit historySee every credit top-up, render and refund in Reviral Billing, download ringgit invoices as PDF and find card receipts. Your 20 latest moves, step by step.