Volta Studio charges for generation, not for the production tools. Writing, breakdown, shot lists, scheduling and the copilots are included on every plan, Free among them. Tokens are spent only when a model generates something for you, and the cost is shown before you run it. Plan tokens reset each month; tokens you buy on top never expire.
Start with the free one.
Write the whole film, break it down, and spend your first tokens on stills. Upgrade the day you want video.
What each plan includes.
Every plan carries the whole studio: the script, the breakdown, the shot lists, the schedule and the copilots. What changes as you move up is the monthly token allowance, the model shelf, story memory, storage, projects and collaborator seats.
Common questions
How much does Volta Studio cost?
There are four plans: Free, Starter, Creator and Pro, billed monthly or yearly. The live prices and exactly what each plan includes are on the Pricing page, generated from the same table the checkout charges against, so what you read is what you are charged.
What is a token?
A token is the unit of generation. Every image, video take and voice line has a price in tokens, and the studio shows that price before you spend it. Writing, breakdown, shot lists and scheduling cost no tokens at all.
Do unused tokens roll over?
The monthly allowance that comes with a plan resets each month. Tokens you buy as a top-up never expire and are kept separate, so subscribing or changing plan does not consume them.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. A free account gives you the whole production side of the studio: write the script, break it down, build the shot lists and the schedule, and use the copilots. Generation is paid in tokens, which you can top up on the free plan without subscribing to anything.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes. You can close or downgrade whenever you like and take your work with you. Cancelling keeps your projects and text; generated media follows the retention window described in your account settings.
Do model prices change?
Model prices come from the companies that run the models, and they change them without warning. When Volta prices change, the new price applies to what you generate afterwards and never to what you have already made. The charge for any generation is the one shown at the time you make it.