Price list
What our services cost without a membership, and what of it your membership covers at no extra cost. An appendix to the offer.

1. Prices

1.1. Prices are in rubles and final: taxes and fees are included, nothing is added on top.

1.2. A format price is what it costs outside the membership. Members pay only for the period; catalog prices are used for the monthly report, L projects on Base and Growth, and add-ons priced as a percentage.

1.3. A percentage add-on is calculated from the catalog price of the format on the date of the offer, even when the task runs within the membership.

1.4. “From” is the lower bound: we confirm the final L price after the brief and before kickoff, and it does not change without your consent.

1.5. Prices can change. For an active membership, the offer’s rules apply (cl. 5.6); for an add-on, the price in the accepted offer stands.

1.6. Plan columns show the format price after your plan discount. S and M formats from your own track are included at no extra cost. An L project from your own track is at this price on Base and Growth, and included on Agency and Enterprise, where it takes one of your slots. A format from another track is at this price, no second track needed; if you order many, a second track at 20% off works out cheaper.

2. Format and scope

2.1. Your producer sets the format, class and scope from the brief and the catalog. If a request exceeds a format’s scope, they offer to split it into several tasks within the membership or an add-on, your choice.

2.2. A task starts once your producer accepts the brief, which needs the materials listed for the format. Until then it waits in the queue and the clock does not run.

2.3. Work outside the catalog is done only as a separate project, priced and timed by your producer in an offer (offer, cl. 2.3, 13.2).

3. Materials and brief

3.1. The brief and materials are locked when your producer accepts the brief: copy, references, photos, drawings, models, access. From then on, the work follows them.

3.2. If materials disagree, the look follows photos and references, dimensions and geometry follow drawings and models, copy follows the brief. Your producer may clarify any conflict before kickoff.

3.3. New or changed materials after the brief is accepted are a new task or an add-on, even if they change a single detail.

3.4. A format’s complexity and scope are set when the brief is accepted and do not change afterward; anything more complex is handled separately.

4. Revisions and changes

4.1. Send revisions as one list per round. Anything added after the list counts as the next round or a new task.

4.2. Only a result that misses a specific point of the brief or materials is fixed free and outside a round, and the request must cite that point. Everything else, taste included, is a revision round (offer, cl. 10.3–10.4).

4.3. Signing off a stage (model, scene, storyboard, draft render) closes it. Changes after sign-off are an add-on; if they affect later stages, the add-on covers all affected stages together.

4.4. Your producer sets the price for such an add-on in an offer in the dashboard before work starts; work begins once you accept and pay it. We never bill retroactively.

4.5. For CG and video, approval before the final render is based on reduced-quality previews. Extra passes, masks, upscales and reformats are add-ons.

5. When a task is not taken on

5.1. We may decline a task or offer a different format, scope or timing if:

— it matches no catalog format or exceeds the class scope of your plan;

— materials, access or source data are missing and were not provided on request;

— the result requires shoots, licenses, third-party rights, special equipment or skills outside your track;

— the result could break the law, third-party rights, advertising rules or platform policies;

— the tools, including AI models, cannot reach the required result at a quality we consider sufficient;

— for other reasonable grounds, which your producer explains in the dashboard.

5.2. Your producer makes the call. A task not taken on does not use a slot; the next one in the queue starts. The period fee does not change.

6. Sign-offs and payment

6.1. Briefs, sign-offs, revisions and add-ons count only in the dashboard, in the task or project chat. Verbal agreements apply once confirmed there.

6.2. Only the account owner can change membership or add-on terms. Teammates and your clients can submit tasks and revisions but cannot change terms.

6.3. Payment does not depend on approval by third parties, including your clients. You can dispute a specific task or invoice line; the rest is paid on time.

6.4. While we wait on you (a brief question, materials, sign-off), the task clock is paused. The membership itself cannot be paused (offer, cl. 12.1); response times and automatic acceptance follow the offer (cl. 10.7–10.8).

7. AI generation

7.1. Generative tools are probabilistic: we answer for the result matching the brief and format, but cannot guarantee a specific image, likeness or shot.

7.2. We choose the tools and models and may switch them during the work without notice.

7.3. Likeness of real people, brands or works is used only where you hold the rights.

8. Add-ons

8.1. An add-on starts only after you accept the offer in the dashboard (or confirm it in the project chat or by email) and pay for it (offer, cl. 5.7).

8.2. An offer is open for 5 business days; once accepted, it is paid within 5 business days by the same method as the membership.

8.3. If the task can be done within the membership, your producer shows that path next to the add-on.