Studio credits, explained: what 3,000 credits a month actually buys

Why credits instead of per-tool pricing

Most content tools charge by the tool. A video subscription here, an image subscription there, a scheduler on top. You end up paying for capacity in five places and using it fully in none of them.

Studio uses one pool of credits across every studio. Video, images, voice, carousels, and posts all draw from the same balance. That matters because your mix changes week to week. Some weeks are heavy on video. Some weeks are all posts and a carousel. One balance lets the mix move without you juggling plans.

The plans themselves are simple. Pro is $397 a month with 3,000 credits. Studio is $897 a month with 6,000 credits. A third tier for teams and agencies producing at scale is priced by conversation with sales.

What 3,000 credits a month buys

The Studio page describes the Pro plan's 3,000 monthly credits as up to about 20 videos a month, or thousands of images, posts, and voiceovers. Video is the most expensive thing you can make, so the video number is the conservative ceiling. If your month is mostly posts and images, the same credits go much further.

Pro also includes the full studio suite, native publishing to every connected platform, scheduling and calendar, a voice clone plus an AI avatar, and the AI team that runs it on command. It is described as the plan for the owner-operator building a real presence.

In practical terms, 3,000 credits supports a real weekly rhythm: a handful of videos, a steady stream of platform-specific posts, images to go with them, and voiceovers in your own voice, with room left over.

What 6,000 credits a month buys

The Studio plan doubles the monthly credits to 6,000, which the page describes as up to about 40 videos a month plus everything in Pro. It is built for the brand shipping content every single day.

Beyond the doubled credits, the Studio plan adds multi-scene cinematic video and priority rendering, and the page notes it is the best value per credit. If you know video will be the center of your content, this is the tier designed for it.

The teams tier sits above both. It covers high-volume credit packages, multi-brand output, the highest render priority, and white-glove onboarding. Contact sales@syncgrid.io for that one.

Where the per-item costs are covered

The public page gives the totals and the video guidance, not a line-item price for each image, post, or voiceover. That is intentional. The exact credit cost of a given render depends on what you ask for, and the walkthrough is where those specifics are covered against your actual use.

The safe way to read the numbers: treat the video ceiling as the worst case, and expect posts, images, and voiceovers to be a small fraction of a video each. If you want a precise plan for your own weekly mix, bring that mix to the walkthrough and ask.

A useful exercise before that call: write down what you actually shipped last month, not what you intended to. Count the videos, the posts, the images, and any narration. That list is the only honest basis for choosing a tier, and it is what the walkthrough will price against.

Credits included in Scale, Advisor, Legacy, and Mentor

If you are already on another SyncGrid edition, Studio is included in your plan and you do not buy it twice. Each edition bundles a monthly Studio credit allowance alongside its main job, which is the boardroom, CRM, follow-up, and prospecting work.

The Founder tier of each edition includes 500 Studio credits a month. The Operator tier includes 1,500. On Scale, Founder is $397 a month and Operator is $897. On Advisor, Legacy, and Mentor, Founder is $497 a month and Operator is $997.

Those allowances are sized for a business whose marketing is one part of a bigger relationship engine, not the whole job. If your content output grows past them, the standalone Studio plans and the teams tier exist for exactly that reason. Ask about the right path in your walkthrough or by email to sales.

How to pick

Start from your output, not from the price. If video is an occasional thing and posts are the daily habit, Pro's 3,000 credits fit an owner-operator well. If you intend to ship video most days, the Studio plan's 6,000 credits, multi-scene cinematic video, and priority rendering are built for that pace.

If you are already a SyncGrid customer, use the bundled credits first and see where your month lands. Billing is monthly, you can cancel anytime, and access continues to the end of the paid period, so the cost of starting on the wrong tier is low. Move up when your output asks for it, not before.

• Pick Pro if you are one person building a steady presence.
• Pick Studio if you are publishing content every day and video is central.
• Talk to sales if you run multiple brands or need volume.
• Already on Scale, Advisor, Legacy, or Mentor? Studio is included; start there.