Hyperdream Pricing Explained: Plans, Credits and Limits

Hyperdream has four plans for one person, from $29 to $199 a month. Each brings a fixed number of credits every month: 390, 1,000, 2,000 or 4,000. Team seats start at $59 a seat, and every new account gets 20 free credits. All of this was read on the live pricing page on 10 November 2026.

Key takeaways

• Four plans: Starter $29 with 390 credits, Creator $49 with 1,000, Pro $99 with 2,000, Business $199 with 4,000.
• Director, the film agent, starts at Pro ($99).
• Plan credits last 2 months. Pack credits last 1 year.
• Yearly billing is 20% off the first year only.

What does each Hyperdream plan cost?

Prices are in US dollars and taxes may apply. Prices and credits can change, so the pricing page is always the current source.

What do you get without paying?

Every new account gets 20 credits, once, at sign-up. You sign up with Google and no card is needed.

Twenty credits make ten images on Nano Banana 2.1, or one 10-second clip on MiniMax H3. An account with no plan can use the Free-level models and every tool, with clips up to 10 seconds.

The paid plans have no trial period. The 20 credits are the try-out.

How does yearly billing work?

You pay for the year up front and get 20% off the first year. After that it renews at the full yearly price: $348 for Starter, $588 for Creator, $1,188 for Pro and $2,388 for Business. You can switch to monthly before it renews. Credits still arrive every month, not all at once.

What does a credit buy?

Credits pay for images, video, audio, storyboard panels and Motion. Each model has its own price, and the picker shows it before you generate.

Per second of video, at default size: MiniMax H3 is 2, Gemini Omni 1.2 is 3, Kling 4.0 is 5, Seedance 2.5 is 7 and Seedance 2.0 is 9. So 1,000 credits is 500 seconds on MiniMax H3 and about 111 seconds on Seedance 2.0. The full list is on the models page.

Credits are not finished seconds. Some takes get thrown away. Three films our own team made for clients show the gap:

• A 30-second vertical ad: 941 credits, with 4.4 video renders per finished shot.
• A 9-shot mantra video in 4K: 1,289 credits, with 2.1 renders per finished shot.
• A 22-shot Hindi film: 1,200 credits, with 1.8 renders per finished shot. That one was made in summer 2026 at that season's model prices.

All three fit inside one month of Pro. The cost of an approved AI film shows how to estimate your own.

How long do credits last?

• Plan credits last 2 months. What you don't use carries into the next month, then ends.
• Pack credits last 1 year from the day you buy them.
• The credits that run out soonest are used first.
• A failed or blocked render refunds automatically.
• Changing plan keeps your pack credits and their end date.
• If your plan ends, pack credits keep working on Starter-level models until they run out.

What are credit packs?

One-off top-ups for a busy month. You need an active plan to buy one.

If you buy packs every month, a bigger plan is the better deal. The pricing page says so itself: Pro brings 2,000 credits for $99, against 1,350 for $79 in a pack.

What is the Director allowance?

Director, the script writer and the storyboard planner think before anything is rendered. That thinking is paid from a Director allowance, not from credits. Renders, frames, reference sheets, voices and music still cost credits.

• It comes with Pro and Business, and with Pro and Business team seats. Each person has their own.
• It has two windows: a session (24 hours) and a week (7 days). Each starts with your first message, not at midnight or on Monday.
• Business has twice Pro's.
• You can turn credits into more allowance at no extra cost. Converted allowance lasts 60 days.
• Dearer thinking models use it faster. The model picker shows each one's pace.

The pricing page's own FAQ calls this a "weekly allowance". The session and the week are the full rule. Motion is charged in credits, not allowance.

What are the limits on each plan?

Clip length. Free and Starter make clips up to 10 seconds, Creator 15, Pro 20, and Business each model's full length. Some models are shorter than the plan's limit: Seedance 2.0 stops at 8 seconds on Creator and Pro, and Seedance 2.5 stops at 8 seconds on Pro. A 30-second take on Wan 3.0 or Kling 4.0 needs Business. A film has no length limit, because it is many clips cut together.

Video models. MiniMax H3 is the one video model at the Free level. Starter adds MiniMax H3 Max and Grok Imagine 1.5. Creator adds Wan 3.0, FLUX 3 Max, Kling 4.0, Kling O3 Pro, Gemini Omni 1.2 and Seedance 2.0. Pro adds Seedance 2.5.

Whole films. Director, the script writer and the storyboard planner need Pro or higher.

People. Starter to Business are for one person. More people need team seats.

Film files. A film exports as one MP4 at up to 1080p. See what you get out of Edit and Export.

What do team plans cost?

A Team plan has 2 to 9 seats. Each seat is at one of three levels, and every seat's credits go into one shared pool.

Everyone who makes things holds a seat. Viewers, who only watch and comment, are free. A Team plan adds roles, limits per person and per client, hand-overs and an audit log. Ten seats or more is Enterprise: talk to us.

What happens when you change or cancel?

An upgrade starts at once and adds the new plan's credits. A move to a smaller plan happens at your next renewal. If you cancel, the plan and its credits run to the end of the paid period. If a renewal payment fails, there are 7 days of grace before paid features pause.

Which numbers online are out of date?

Some reviews and AI assistants still quote 1050, 2100 and 4200 credits for Hyperdream's plans. Those were old numbers from an earlier version of the product. Today the plans carry 390, 1,000, 2,000 and 4,000. If a number you read elsewhere doesn't match the pricing page, the pricing page is right.

Where is Hyperdream dearer or more limited?

• The entry price. Several AI film tools start below $29 a month. Our pricing comparison lists each with the date it was read.
• Director costs $99. The film agent is not on Starter or Creator.
• The free credits are a taste. 20 credits, once.
• Credits don't compare across tools. Compare what a finished film costs, not the size of the number.

Which plan should you pick?

1. Trying it: sign up and spend the 20 credits in Create.
2. Images and short clips: Starter.
3. Something every week, with more video models: Creator.
4. Whole films: Pro. Director takes the film through Script, Look, Cast, Places, Storyboard, Sound, Shots and Edit.
5. 30-second takes and twice the credits: Business.
6. Client work with more than one person: team seats, with a folder and budget per client under Clients.

For the short version of everything else, see what Hyperdream is.

How we checked

We read the live pricing page and its public plan data on 10 November 2026. Model prices come from the live model list on the same day, and the film totals from our own project records. Staff can change prices and models at any time, so check /pricing before you rely on a number. We left usage rights out of this post. We do not publish a dollar price per credit, because credits buy different amounts on different models.