PRICES
Video package prices, in credits, quoted before anything is made.
One credit is one US cent. The assistant quotes each package from a first look at your recording (its length, the tools for the story, the Shorts, the words and the thumbnails, and the rendering time). You approve the quote; the real charge follows what the tools used, never more than one and a half times the quote, and the rest comes back to your balance.
How it works
- 1. Upload the recording: Open the chat on YouEdit and drop the VOD on the upload panel, or pick a recording already in your Library. Uploads run in the browser in pieces and retry a dropped connection on their own; keep the tab open until the upload bar is full.
- 2. The first look: In a few minutes the assistant has listened to parts of the recording and looked at it: what game it is, whether it is a story that builds or punchy moments, and what it should become. It recommends one video, a highlights cut, episodes, or several videos from one stream, and shows a card with the choices: the main video, its length, how many Shorts (5 to 25), and a box for your comments.
- 3. Approve the quote: The package is quoted in Sucia credits (one credit is one US cent) before anything is made, with a dropdown per part to pick a stronger or cheaper tool. Approve it with one button; the real charge follows what the tools use and never passes one and a half times the quote.
- 4. Download, or ask for changes: The package lands in your gallery: the main video, the Shorts, ten thumbnail and title pairs, captions, chapters and the upload text, with a progress bar while it is made. Ask for changes in the same chat; approve it as final when it is right.
Prices
- One credit is one US cent; Add credits buys them in whole dollars ($5 at least).
- A package is quoted in credits before anything is made, from a first look at the recording: its length, the tools for the story, the Shorts, the words and the thumbnails, and the rendering time.
- The real charge follows the tools' usage and never passes one and a half times the quote; the difference comes back to your balance.
- A message to the assistant costs about a credit; a first look a few; a revision is quoted for the parts that change.
What comes back
Measured on 10 packages made in October 2026 from recordings of 2 to 21 hours.
- The main video: One story-led cut with the dead time out and the moments in, 24 to 108 minutes long in these packages, named with its title and tags so the upload form fills itself.
- The Shorts: 12 to 17 vertical Shorts a package here, each a whole moment with captions, a hook line and the channel's subscribe card at the end.
- Chapters and captions: 9 to 13 named chapters in the description's format, and the captions as an SRT file ready for YouTube Studio.
- Thumbnail and title pairs: Ten thumbnails from real frames with the titles that go with them, each shown at full size and at a small size, so you choose what reads small.
- The upload kit: Title, description with the hook first, tags, hashtags, chapters, game field, playlist and a pinned comment, every one checked against YouTube's limits, in one file you paste from.
- The review notes: What the cut keeps and leaves out and why, the checks a person still makes, and the revision number, so a change request has something to point at.
Before you start
- What do I pay? Sucia credits: one credit is one US cent. Each message to the assistant costs about a credit (its real usage), the first look at a recording a few, and the package what its quote says, settled on real usage and never more than one and a half times the quote. Short of credits, Add credits buys them in whole dollars ($5 at least); anything left stays in your balance.
- Who edits my video? Our tools, run by our team in Houston. They read the recording's words and frames, choose the story and the Shorts, write the titles, descriptions and captions, design the thumbnails from real frames, cut the video frame-exact and check every frame. Our team answers your questions and looks after the service. The recording is processed by our rendering machine and the model provider's service, and by nobody else; nobody at Sucia watches it.
- How big can my files be? Up to 25 GB a file. Uploads go in pieces and retry a dropped connection on their own; keep the tab open while one runs, as a closed tab starts the upload over. A recording's length, not its size, sets the quote.
- Can I use a recording already in my Library? Yes. In the chat choose "or use a recording already in your Library" and name it; the assistant lists what is there. Recordings uploaded from Sucia Studio land in the same Library.
- What if it is not what I asked for? Ask for changes in the same chat: a different title, a longer Short, a tighter opening. A revision is quoted for the parts that change (about forty percent of a render) and the rest of the package stays. If a package cannot be finished, the credits come back in full.
- What does the chat ask? Only what the first look could not decide: the main video (full length story, highlights cut or episodes), how long it should run from choices that fit the recording, how many Shorts on a slider from 5 to 25, and any comments. The game is recognized from the recording.
- How fast is it? The first look takes a few minutes once a machine picks it up. A package takes about half an hour to an hour to make once it starts (a long recording and a long video take longer); the chat shows where it is in line, the stage and the time left, all estimates. Several videos from one recording take their turn one after the other. A package that cannot be made is refunded in full.
- Do I need a subscription? No. A free Sucia account keeps your chats, your recordings and your packages in one place; you pay per package with credits.
- Who sees my footage? You and the tools that make the package. Files are private to your account, every download is authorized, and only your newest packages keep their files on Sucia (the words and titles are kept for all). Privacy information
Ready when your recording is.
Upload it in the chat, answer the card, approve the quote. The package lands in your gallery.