● all systems operational — 8 models online
Renderith is a render farm for AI video and image generation. Eight production models, one console, one library. Deterministic billing at published per-unit rates — no subscriptions, no expiring balances, no watermarks on paid output.
1 credit = $0.01 · credits never expire · no card required to start
$ render --model veo-3.1 --duration 8s "a lighthouse in a storm"
resolving model... veo-3.1 (video, 50 cr/sec)
audio: native — enabled
queue position: 1 · est. wall time: 42s
[████████████████████] 100% — frames composited
✓ done → library/lighthouse-storm-8s.mp4
→ cost: 400 credits ($4.00)
$ render --model seedance-1.0-pro --duration 10s --from-image ./keyframe.png
✓ done → cost: 60 credits ($0.60)
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Eight models, flat published rates. Cost = rate x units. What you see below is exactly what your balance is debited — nothing metered behind your back.
| model_id | type | rate | example_cost | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| veo-3.1 | video | 50 cr/sec | 8s → 400 cr → $4.00 | Flagship. Native audio, top-tier fidelity. |
| sora-2 | video | 13 cr/sec | 8s → 104 cr → $1.04 | Accurate physics, synced audio. |
| kling-3.0 | video | 18 cr/sec | 6s → 108 cr → $1.08 | Expressive motion, strong i2v. |
| seedance-1.0-pro | video | 6 cr/sec | 10s → 60 cr → $0.60 | Fast, cheap, ideal for iteration. |
| wan-2.7 | video | 7 cr/sec | 10s → 70 cr → $0.70 | Long-take motion coherence. |
| pixverse-v5 | video | 8 cr/sec | 8s → 64 cr → $0.64 | Stylized + anime pipelines. |
| happyhorse | video | 11 cr/sec | 8s → 88 cr → $0.88 | Character-driven scenes. |
| gemini-flash-image | image | 6 cr/img | 4 imgs → 24 cr → $0.24 | Fast stills and edits. |
// veo-3.1 is the flagship tier: native audio generation included at the listed rate. 1 credit = $0.01.
Sign up in under a minute. 100 credits land in your balance immediately — no card, no trial clock.
Pick a model, pass a prompt or a source image, set duration. Text-to-video, image-to-video, and text-to-image all run through the same console.
The total is computed up front from the published rate. You confirm a number, not an estimate. Billing is deterministic by design.
Every render from every model writes to one library. Download clean files — no watermarks on paid output — and iterate.
Frames pulled straight from the render queue, with the model and billed cost attached. Every job's metadata stays with the file.
Buy credits when you need them. 1 credit = $0.01. Balances never expire and larger packs ship bonus credits, which lowers your effective per-credit cost.
// every new account starts with 100 free credits. paid output ships without watermarks.
No — there are no tiers because there are no subscriptions. Renderith is strictly prepaid: buy credits (1 credit = $0.01), spend them per second of video or per image at the posted rate. No monthly minimum, no seat fees, no lock-in. Stop rendering, stop paying.
Never. A credit purchased today is spendable in five years. Your balance carries forward indefinitely, and the 100 free credits you get at signup follow the same rule.
Cost is deterministic: rate x units. Every model publishes its rate (e.g. kling-3.0 at 18 cr/sec), and the console shows the exact total — like 6s x 18 = 108 cr ($1.08) — before you confirm. No surprise line items, ever.
Three job types: text-to-video, image-to-video (upload a frame, get motion), and text-to-image. All eight models are addressable from the same console, and every output lands in one unified library regardless of which model produced it.
Paid renders ship clean — no watermark, full resolution, yours to use commercially. Renders made with free signup credits follow the same output pipeline described in the docs.
Real runs, not a crippled demo: ~16 seconds on seedance-1.0-pro, ~16 images on gemini-flash-image, or a 7-second sora-2 clip with audio. Enough to benchmark quality against your use case before spending a cent.
$ renderith init
creating account... ok
crediting balance: +100 credits ($1.00) · subscription: none · expiry: never
Eight models, one balance, zero recurring charges. Your first 100 credits are free — benchmark us on your own workload.