How it works
Hookquill credits: what a video costs
Credits pay for AI work. Every action has a fixed price, printed on its button before you press it. A typical 10-minute video, from research to voiceover and titles, comes to about 124 credits, so Starter’s 1,200 credits a month cover about 9 such videos.
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A 10-minute video, step by step
- Research: 10 credits.
- Three hooks: 3. Outline: 5.
- The script: 40 per 1,000 words, about 60 for 10 minutes.
- Fact check: 5 per pass. Polish pass: 5.
- Titles, description and tags: 6.
- Voiceover: 3 per minute, 30 for 10 minutes.
- Extra hooks, AI edits and a longer fact check add a few credits more.
Other prices
- Building a voice profile: 20 credits, once per channel. Reading the channel is free.
- A section edit: 2. A line edit: 1.
- Ten video ideas: 5. Analyzing a YouTube video: 10.
- The automatic checks in review are free.
What each plan covers
- Starter: 1,200 credits a month, about 9 such videos.
- Creator: 3,600 credits a month, about 29 such videos.
- Pro: 10,000 credits a month, about 80 such videos.
- Edits, extra hooks and longer fact checks use a little more.
Rules that protect your credits
- An action that fails gives its credits back.
- Unused monthly credits roll over for one month.
- Top-up credits never expire, and are used only after the month’s credits run out.
- New accounts that sign in with Google get 150 credits once, to use within 7 days.
Questions
How many credits does a YouTube script cost in Hookquill?
About 78 credits for a 10-minute script with hooks, outline, fact check and polish, and about 124 with research, voiceover and titles too.
Do unused credits roll over?
Monthly credits roll over once, so you never hold more than two months of them. Top-up credits never expire.
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