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SCENE 10PRICING
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Pay for software. Not for compute.

Your model bill stays on your own provider account; the price here is the studio itself. No credits, no meter, no surprises.

STUDIO · MONTHLY

$99/mo

The whole studio: production line, compatible-layer suggestions, decision traces, export. A year of it is $1,188 — that number is here on purpose.

SUBSCRIPTIONS OPENING SOON

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FOUNDER'S PASS · PAY ONCE

$149once

The Studio plan itself, for the life of the product — every update included. Against the subscription it pays for itself in under two months ($149 ÷ $99/mo).

A limited founding cohort: permanent founder badge, name in the credits (opt-in), a vote on the roadmap, price lock in writing.

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14-day money-back guarantee

ENTERPRISE

from $299

Studios and teams, with contract and DPA.

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ENGINE API

Early access

Wire the compiler into your own pipeline.

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Every paid plan carries a 14-day money-back guarantee. “Lifetime” means the life of the product: the Studio plan’s scope, with every future update, for as long as the product lives. Plans unlock features; no plan sells compute, no plan carries credits.

SCENE 11QUESTIONS
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Questions, answered honestly.

Where the answer is no, it says no. Where we do not know, it says that too — no marketing gaps.

Where does my API key actually go?
We hold no keys of our own — no pool, no storage, no logs. In the desktop app the engine runs on your own machine at 127.0.0.1, so a key travels from your computer straight to the provider. In the browser we are moving calls to go direct: 4 providers measurably allow it, 5 refuse cross-origin browser calls and stay on the desktop. Until a provider is marked direct in the app, its calls pass through our server for that single request — never stored, never logged, never placed in a URL.
Do you train on my scripts, or keep them?
No, and we keep no project database. Your scripts, decisions and prompts live in your own browser storage and your exports. When an AI action needs your material, it goes to the model provider you chose — we do not retain it, and we have nothing of yours to hand over to anyone.
What exactly is “deterministic” here?
The shot plan, not the render. The same selections produce a byte-identical master prompt and a decision trace you can diff — proven by executing the compiler against committed golden fingerprints. We do not claim the video model returns identical frames: providers change seed behaviour between releases, and one point release invalidated saved seeds outright. Anyone promising you identical renders is promising something they do not control.
Can I browse the full genome tree?
No — the tree browser is not part of the product. You get its output, not its map: compatible concepts join your scenes from Storyboard and Master Prompt, camera, lens and light stay adjustable, and every applied concept still carries its source. We would rather say this plainly than ship a locked screen that advertises something you cannot open.
Who am I buying from, and can I get a refund?
The Founder’s Pass is sold through Whop; the seller named on your receipt is shown at checkout. Every paid plan carries a 14-day money-back guarantee — one email, no questions. Monthly subscriptions are not on sale yet: join the waitlist and you are first in when they open.
What does “lifetime” mean?
The life of the product: the Studio plan’s scope, with every future update, for as long as Singularity Studio exists. It is not a licence for a fixed version, and it is not a promise that any company lives forever — if the product is ever sunset, you keep every export and prompt you produced, because they were always yours and always local.
Is the output final, broadcast-quality film?
No. Studio is built for previsualization — communicating intent with cinematic control before an expensive shoot. The reproducible pipeline is the asset; as video models mature, it is already in place and pointed at whichever model you choose.

CREDITS

Concepts3,320 · 82% page-cited
Verbatim quotes851
Genome nodes6,883
Director references129 · 29 signed
Screens20 · 12-step line
Automated tests2,692
Measured on2026-07-26

Every number on this page is generated at build time from the repo’s own source and sealed by a test — never hand-written, never hand-corrected.