Percify pricing: plans, credit packs and billing

Percify has four paid plans: Starter at $12 a month, Creator at $26, Scale at $65 and Ultra at $128. Paying yearly costs about 20% less. Each plan adds a set number of credits, and subscribers can top up with one-off credit packs from $5.

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How much does each Percify plan cost?

These are the amounts Stripe charges in US dollars.

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What a plan actually produces

Credits only mean something once you know what they buy. A talking video in Fast mode costs 2 credits a second, so these are the same four plans measured in finished work: Higher quality costs more per second, and an image or a model run is priced separately, so treat these as the ceiling for one kind of work rather than a quota. Credits are added to your balance when a plan payment goes through. What the credits buy is on How Percify credits work. Creating an account costs nothing. Generating uses credits, which come from a plan. Subscribers can add credit packs. percify.io/pricing lists the current plans. Your credit balance shows in your profile under Plan & Billing.

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Which plan do I need?

Work it out from what you intend to post, not from the credit totals. Take the common case: five short videos a week — about 22 a month — each one your own face from a photo with your own cloned voice, published to TikTok and Instagram. One video costs the talking video plus the speech. A 15-second talking video in Fast 480p is 15 x 2 = 30 credits, and one cloned-voice clip from Voice Studio is 5 credits whatever its length, so 35 credits a video and about 770 a month. Cloning in the playground with Zonos 2 instead is 2 credits a minute, which makes a 15-second clip 2 rather than 5 — about 66 credits a month saved at this volume. Then add posting, which is priced apart from credits. TikTok and Instagram are two connected accounts. Creator includes one, Scale three and Ultra ten, Starter includes none, and on any plan each extra account is $5 a month. So the cheapest way to have Percify publish those videos for you is Creator at $26 plus one extra account at $5, or $31 a month. Downloading them and posting by hand yourself costs nothing extra and keeps you at $26. Two things change the answer quickly. Clip length is linear, so letting videos run to 30 seconds doubles the credits and moves you to Scale. Recording the narration yourself instead of generating it drops the 5-credit speech clip, which is about 110 credits a month back. If you expect to go past your plan, a credit pack is cheaper than the next plan up for an occasional overrun — see credit packs.

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What about posting every day?

Daily is the case Percify is built for, and it is worth seeing the three numbers together, because no single number answers it. Volume. A 15-second talking video in Fast 480p with a cloned voice is 35 credits (15 x 2, plus 5 for the voice clip). Thirty a month is 1,050 credits, so Creator’s 1,233 covers daily posting with a little room — but only at that length and quality. At 30 seconds it is 1,950 and you need Scale. Posting. Creator includes one connected account, so publishing to a second platform is $5 on top: $31 a month all in. Scale at $65 includes three accounts, which is the answer once you let videos run past 15 seconds. What does not carry. A plan’s monthly credits are for that month, so an unused allowance does not bank towards a bigger month later. Credits you buy in a pack never expire, which is the better way to hold a buffer for a heavy week. See How credits work. So: Creator at $26 plus $5 for a second posting account for daily 15-second video on two platforms, or Scale at $65 once the videos get longer or the platforms get more numerous.

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Monthly or yearly?

Yearly billing charges once a year and costs about 20% less than 12 monthly payments. For example, Creator is $249 a year instead of $312. Subscriptions are billed in advance and renew automatically until you cancel. You can cancel at any time and keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for. See Cancel or change your plan.

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Can I buy more credits on top of my plan?

Yes. Credit packs are a one-time top-up for accounts with a plan, and pack credits never expire. They stay on the account until you spend them, while plan credits do not roll over. Packs add to a plan; they are not a way to generate without one.

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Which currencies can I pay in?

Prices are set in US dollars.

• Eurozone: checkout charges a fixed euro price. Monthly plans are €10 for Starter, €23 for Creator, €57 for Scale and €112 for Ultra. Yearly plans are €100, €217, €544 and €1,071 for the same four plans.
• Other countries: Stripe may show the price converted to your local currency at checkout. The amount you confirm in checkout is what you pay.

For current prices, see percify.io/pricing.

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Which payment methods does Percify accept?

Payments are processed by Stripe. Checkout always accepts cards. Depending on your country, your currency and whether you’re buying a subscription or a credit pack, Stripe can also offer:

• Apple Pay, Google Pay and Link
• Klarna
• Local methods such as iDEAL, Bancontact, BLIK, EPS, Pix, MB WAY, Multibanco, TWINT and WeChat Pay

Stripe decides which methods appear for you.

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Where do I find receipts and invoices?

• After you subscribe, Percify emails you a Payment confirmed message.
• Past invoices are in the Stripe billing portal. On a computer, open your profile, go to Plan & Billing and click Manage billing. On a phone, open My Profile, go to Subscription and tap Manage.
• In the billing portal you can also update your card and your billing name, email and address.

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What happens if a payment fails?

Percify emails you with the subject Action required: Payment failed. The Update Payment Method button in that email opens the billing portal, where you can add a new card. You can also go to app.percify.io/billing directly. Percify’s Terms of Service say failed payments may result in service suspension. If a card is declined, see Payment declined.

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Compare plans on percify.io/pricing.