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The plan limits behind an AI series

Quota sheet · 27 tools · 9 limits · read 2026-09-25

The plan limits behind an AI series

A sheet of the limits 27 AI video tools publish for their plans, read on their own pricing pages, plan comparisons and help articles: generations at once, queue lanes, storage, how long files stay, seats, project caps, unused credits and extra credits. No prices are recorded. As of 2026-09-25.

1Spec plates, tool by tool

One plate per tool, in alphabetical order. Each of the nine cells lights up where the tool's own pages publish that limit: at once, queue, storage, keeping files, seats, projects, rollover of unused credits and extra credits. Open a plate for the figures and the wording.

2How many tools publish each limit

Tools that publish each limitCounted from the sheet, in the order the limits take on every tool page.Tools that publish each limitGenerations at once1616Priority and slow lanes1717Storage allowance77How long files stay55Seats and collaborators1616Project caps33Unused plan credits1818Extra credits2020Free plan1818
Fig. 1 Counted from the sheet, in the order the limits take on every tool page.
Tools that publish each limit, out of 27, read 2026-09-25.
LimitPublishedNot stated
Generations at once1611
Priority and slow lanes1710
Storage allowance720
How long files stay522
Seats and collaborators1611
Project caps324
Unused plan credits189
Extra credits207
Free plan189

Inclusion rule. All 27 tools on the register; a limit counts when an official page states it. Order. The order the limits take on every tool page.

3Why limits decide the size of a series

A single clip is limited by a model. A series is limited by a plan. Twelve episodes of twenty shots each means hundreds of generations, and the number that can run at once, the queue they wait in and where the results are kept decide whether that is a week of work or a month.

Every reading on the sheet is quoted from the maker's own page and dated. Prices change more often than limits and are left to the makers' pages.

4What the sheet shows

16 of the 27 tools say something about how many generations run at once, 12 of them with a number, and 17 describe a priority queue or a slow lane. Only 3 publish anything about project caps, and most say nothing about how long generated files are kept.

On credits, 14 pages say unused plan credits reset or run out on a fixed date, 4 let some roll over or keep them, and 20 sell extra credits in some form.

The sheet counts silence as well as answers. When a tool's pages leave out a limit, its row says so, and the questions and matchups list only the tools whose pages give a figure or a rule. A blank is a prompt to ask the maker, not proof that there is no limit.

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