Introducing Boring Studio
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No credit card

No card. No trial clock.
Nothing to cancel later.

We do not collect a credit card to sign you up, and there is no trial period that turns into a charge if you forget about it. An email address gets you a working account and a finished video to try it with.

What sign-up actually asks for

An email address. That is the whole form. There is no billing step to skip past, no "card required for verification", and no card details held on file against a future charge.

Because no card is stored, there is nothing to cancel if you stop using the account. It simply sits there, with whatever is left of the free allowance, until you come back.

Why most AI video tools ask for one

Because they are metering render time. If the product is billed in credits or seconds of compute, a free tier is a liability, and the standard defence is a card on file plus a trial that ends.

We bill in finished videos, and the expensive step happens only when you approve a still you have already looked at. There is no way to run up a bill by accident, so there is no reason to hold a card as insurance against it.

When a card does become involved

Only when you decide to render. The smallest pack is $5 for 5 finished videos, the largest $20 for 25 ($0.80 each). It is a single payment, not a subscription - you enter card details at that point and not before.

There is nothing to cancel afterwards, because nothing was started. No plan runs in the background, no renewal date exists, and the card is not kept on file waiting for one. Stop buying videos and you stop paying, without visiting a settings page.

What you can do before ever paying

Build a whole project: write the scenes, have them rewritten into cinematic direction, and approve the still frame behind every clip, in 9:16 or 16:9. None of that asks for a card.

Preview the still frame behind every clip for free, regenerate it up to 3 times per clip for free, and have prompts rewritten into cinematic direction for free. Failed generations are not counted against you.

Questions

Do I need a credit card to try it?
No. Sign-up is an email address, and no card details are collected or stored. A card is only entered if you actively choose to buy videos later.
Is there a free trial that expires?
No, because there is no trial to expire. The free part of the product - the account, the prompts, the rewrites, the still previews - is permanent rather than a countdown, and it never converts into a charge. It also does not include a finished video: rendering one is a purchase you make deliberately, or not at all.
Will I be charged automatically after some period?
No. With no card on file there is no mechanism to charge you, and every purchase is a one-off you initiate. A charge can only happen after you have entered payment details yourself, for a specific pack of videos.
What happens to videos I bought but did not use?
They stay on the account until you spend them. Nothing expires, nothing resets at the end of a month, and stopping for six months costs nothing - there is no plan to lapse from.
Is there a cheaper, lower-quality option?
No, because there is only one kind of output. Every video is the same resolution, the same aspect ratios and the same length whichever pack paid for it, with no watermark and no branding added.

Also answered

Free to try. Paid to render.

No card, no credits to decode. Write, rewrite and preview as much as you like - you only pay once you approve a still.

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