Reply from Kaiber SuperstudioSep 27, 2024
When you subscribe to a plan, it covers a specific period, whether monthly or yearly, based on your choice. The subscription pays for your access to the platform, and along with it, credits are allocated to allow you to generate videos, with the costs measured based on usage. If you're unable to use all your credits within the plan period, we allow them to roll over.
These rolled-over credits can be used in a subsequent subscription, saved for a future plan, or even applied to a free plan. However, they don’t grant access to premium features, as they are strictly used to cover the compute costs incurred when generating content. GPU providers charge us for this compute when videos are generated, meaning if I create 10 videos and you create 50, we both use credits according to our respective usage.
A subscription covers the overall costs of the software, including any third-party services, whereas credits are purely for the compute costs—this is standard across all AI platforms, not just Kaiber. Credits exist to account for the cost of generating content.
I'm disappointed in your rating, as I believe this was clearly explained in the service chat.