Billing
Plans, analysis minutes, and top-up packs.
How metering works
Analysis is metered in minutes of source media. A two-hour VOD uses 120 minutes of your allowance, whether it produces 5 Moments or 50. Reviewing, scheduling, and publishing are never metered; you only spend minutes when SonnetClip analyzes media.
Every account gets its first analysis free, regardless of plan. It is the best way to see what SonnetClip finds in your content before you commit to anything.
Plans
| Basic $0 | Plus $15/mo | Pro $29/mo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minutes per month | 180 | 1,500 | 3,600 |
| Track Live channels | 0 | 1 | 5 |
| Moments per analysis | 12 | 30 | 50 |
| Watermark | on | none | none |
Monthly minutes reset with your billing period. Manage your plan from Settings, under Billing.
Top-up packs
If you run out of minutes before the month does, one-time top-up packs keep you going: 100 minutes for $2, 500 for $9, or 1,500 for $24. Packs never expire with the month; they sit on your balance until used.
Auto refill
Subscribers can turn on auto refill in Settings, under Billing. When your balance drops below a threshold you pick, SonnetClip buys your chosen pack (500 minutes by default) on the card already on your subscription and sends you a receipt. There is a monthly safety cap, and you can turn it off anytime. Nothing ever charges automatically unless you switch it on yourself.
Yolo Mode
Yolo Mode is a second opt-in inside auto refill for people who never want an analysis to stop. If a stream needs more minutes than you have, SonnetClip buys exactly enough on the spot and the analysis runs. You set a monthly budget for it ($25, $50, or $100), or choose Uncapped if you truly mean it. Every purchase sends a receipt, and if the budget runs out the analysis simply asks you to top up like normal.
Where to see your usage
The Billing page in Settings shows your current balance, your plan, and a full transaction history of every grant and every analysis charge, so there are no surprises.