Never let paid generation sit idle
Before you buy
Open the plan page and write down four things: how many jobs can run at the same time, which models are included, when each one expires, and how long one job takes. Divide the hours left by the minutes per job — that is how many clips the plan can really make.
Know the real limits
- "Unlimited" usually means no credits, not no waiting. Many plans run only one unlimited video at a time for the whole account, even across different video models.
- Image models are often limited per model, so two different image models can run side by side.
- Switching models can quietly turn the unlimited switch off. Before every submit, check that the button says unlimited and not a credit price.
Keep a queue
- Write the full shot list first, so the next job is always ready.
- Put shots that need no character (landscapes, props, crowds) in the queue too — they fill gaps while character frames are being made.
- Start frames for the next video are made while the current video renders.
- Check the queue every 30–45 minutes, and before you sleep.
When something blocks you
If a check, error or limit stops the queue for more than ten minutes, tell the owner right away and switch the queue to work that still runs.