One pricing model, no confusion

Pay per video that's successfully posted. That's it.

No "AI tokens" where you have to guess how much each video costs. No two-tier choice between shared tokens vs. bringing your own API key that changes the QA features. One price per video, clear from the start.

Lite — TikTok

Video arrives ready in your TikTok inbox, tap "Post" once.

RM2.90 / video posted
  • Delivered via official TikTok (TikTok Content Posting API)
  • You tap "Post" yourself in the app — safe under TikTok's own policy
  • Automatic QA frame-check included
  • Limit of 40 videos/day
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Pro — Server

Auto-post directly to Instagram & Facebook, no taps needed.

RM4.90 / video posted
  • Everything in Lite
  • Full auto-posting to Instagram/Facebook (official Meta API) — no PC needed, no taps needed
  • Flexible posting schedule (your own hours)
  • Limit of 150 videos/day
  • Automatic QA frame-check included
Start Pro

Agency

For managing several affiliate accounts at once.

From RM3.50 / video at 1000+/month volume
  • Everything in Pro
  • Multi-account dashboard
  • Per-video discount at high volume
  • Automatic QA frame-check included
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The prices above are illustrative estimates for the v1 concept, based on current AI video generation cost estimates (~RM1.20-1.80/video) plus margin, not official launch pricing. TikTok (Lite) uses the official TikTok Content Posting API route (Upload-to-inbox) — you tap "Post" yourself in the app, not full automation, so your TikTok account isn't at risk of being flagged. Instagram/Facebook (Pro) uses the Meta Graph API, which allows full auto-posting for approved Business/Creator accounts.

Why per-video, not tokens?

The problem with token/API-key models

The usual "AI token" model leaves users guessing how many tokens one video costs, and when you choose "bring your own API key" to save money, sometimes the video quality-check (QA) feature changes or disappears too. This is confusing, especially for affiliates just starting out.

The Clipchemy way

One number: the price per video that's successfully posted. Videos that fail QA or fail to post don't count. The quality-check feature (QA frame-check) is always active on every plan — no matter which plan you choose.