The same agentic video editor on every plan — they differ in how many credits you get each month, and in how strong a model does the work.
A credit is the unit the editor bills in. A short edit — cuts, captions, music — usually costs a handful; a long, heavily-directed video costs more. You see one balance in the studio and the agent tells you what each turn cost.
Two things: how much room you get, and which model does the work. Creator and Pro are the same editor at two sizes — Pro has double the monthly credits, for people who edit most days or cut long-form. Frontier is the tier that changes the model itself: every turn runs on the best model you can buy, which holds longer instructions and needs correcting less, and it comes with the largest pool.
Creator at $15 fits one person posting regularly. Pro at $30 gives you twice the room — take it if you edit most days, cut long-form, or work for clients. Frontier at $50 if the quality of each individual edit matters more than its price: it is the plan that upgrades the model itself. You can move between them at any time.
Yes. You can move between Creator, Pro and Frontier, or between monthly and annual billing, at any time from your account page.
Editing pauses until your next monthly refresh, or you can move up a plan and carry on straight away. Nothing you have already made is affected — your projects, edits and exports stay exactly where they are.
The standard Valmera paid-plan policy omits overlay watermarks, but service settings can override it. Inspect the actual final file for branding and any end card. The service overlay is not applied to working previews; an unmarked preview does not establish an unbranded final.