How it works

What actually happens to your money.

Four stages, in order, every time. Nothing spends until it's been priced, and nothing publishes until you've approved it.

1
A fictional creator typing a brief on a laptop at a cafe table strung with ceiling lights.

Plan

No spend

The agent reads your brief, classifies the service, and resolves settings you didn't have to type — niche, cadence, budget ceiling, defaults that are real and visible, never blank. It asks only what changes the output or the price.

Free. Planning tokens are the only cost, and they're Tonta's, not yours.

2
A fictional creator reviewing a priced plan on a dimmed tablet, sitting cross-legged on a rug at home.

Generate

Spends

A shot-by-shot quote is priced from the live rate card before anything renders. You see the number, then the job reserves that credit and gets to work — a hold, not a charge, released back on failure.

Credit is held the moment you approve the quote — genuinely consumed only as shots complete.

3
A fictional creator reviewing a finished cut on a glowing white monitor in a glass-walled office.

Review

No spend

You're looking at a real cut, not a preview promise. A shot that didn't hold up is flagged, not hidden — the same honesty the dailies wall shows on the marketing site shows up here too.

No further spend during review. Ask for changes or approve — the hold only moves once you decide.

4
A fictional creator glancing at her phone in a home office, a wall calendar with red pins behind her.

Publish

No spend

Send it to a connected account with the AI disclosure on by default, or export it and take it anywhere. A platform-side edit — like a stripped link — is surfaced and confirmed, never applied silently.

Publishing itself doesn't meter further credit — the piece was already priced at generation.

See it on your own brief

Run a free Preview first — a plan, a price and one watermarked sample, before you enter a card.