Priced by the episode. Your first pass, complete.

You're charged by the length of the episode you upload: 1 credit = 1 minute of episode analyzed, billed once when analysis starts. A 48-minute episode is 48 credits — and that first pass delivers every clip worth posting: the best rendered immediately, the rest included and free to render whenever you want, all free to download forever. Asking for more is free to try — a re-run proposes new clips and a refine previews the new cut before anything is charged; you pay 1 credit per render you approve.

Analysis, by the minute. Uploading a 48-minute episode and having ClipPod find its clips costs 48 credits, once — and that first pass delivers every clip worth posting: the best rendered immediately, the rest included and free to render whenever you want. After that, re-runs and refines are free to try — new finds arrive as suggestions, refines preview the new cut — and each render you approve is 1 credit. Downloading what you've rendered is always free.

The credits refund themselves automatically — a failed run never costs anything.

Not while you're subscribed — unused credits roll over month to month, banking up to 3× your plan's monthly amount. Switching to a cheaper plan never takes any of them away, but the cap follows your new plan: if you're banked above it, your monthly credits pause until you've spent back under it. If your plan ends, whatever's left is voided; resubscribing within 30 days keeps your library intact and picks up where you left off.

As many as you've rendered — downloads are free and unlimited. Your first analysis delivers every clip worth posting: the best rendered immediately, the rest included and free to render whenever you want. After that, a re-run proposes new clips for free and a refine previews the new cut for free — you pay 1 credit per render you approve.

An episode's source and its transcript are deleted 48 hours after your last activity on it, on every plan — your rendered clips stay downloadable. On the free tier, clips themselves are deleted after 14 days without activity (you'll get a warning around day 7). While you're subscribed, clips are kept for as long as you stay subscribed, within your plan's storage space; if a subscription lapses, you get 30 days to resubscribe — after that your library is permanently deleted.

Long episodes can surface dozens of strong moments. We render your best ones immediately and keep the rest as free-to-render previews — about a minute each, five at a time — so your library only fills with clips you chose.

Free-tier clips end with a short ClipPod card. Subscribing removes it.