Simple money. More making.

A little budget. A lot of possibility.

Some weeks you have everything to say. Some weeks you’re just busy running the business. One balance pays for all of it, a post, a video, an article or a letter, and it should fit both kinds of week.

Pay as you go

Pay as you go
$10smallest top-up
Top-ups
$10 · $25 · $50
Monthly subscription
None. Not ever.
Your monthly limit
Yours to set
Your balance
Real dollars
Purchased credits
Valid for one year
Overnight drafts
$0 a week until you set it
Customers
$2 a week once you start it

Paid by card on Stripe’s own page: no card details are typed into Joogoos. Below $10 the card fee would take a tenth of it.

Today. There’s no free trial. Signing up is free, and making anything needs a top-up first.

01

Spend on what you make.

Every part of Joogoos draws on the same balance: a post or a video, an article for your site, a letter to a new customer. The amount depends on the work. The Studio shows a piece’s price before it is made; what Joogoos prepares overnight and what Customers drafts is spent inside the weekly amounts you set; every charge is listed.

02

See where it went.

The spend history itemises every step, whichever part of the job it belonged to. Our charging model is the underlying provider cost plus a margin, with rendering recorded too.

03

Keep a good take.

When one shot needs another try, rerun that shot. You keep the assets you already like. Any new generation and final rendering have their own costs.

Set your ceiling

Decide the most you’ll ever spend.

Choose a monthly limit and we stop before it, not after. Move it whenever you like: it is a ceiling, not a plan.

A $2 month is about…

  • 9 photo posts

    One of your own photos, edited by AI to suit, with your words drawn on top.

    About $0.21 each

  • 13 videos from your photos

    Six shots, narrated and captioned, the movement added in the edit.

    About $0.15 each

  • 1 video with generated motion

    Six pictures made for you, narrated and captioned, two of them turned into moving clips.

    About $1.57 each

Or any mix of the three, and the same balance pays for articles and letters too. These are estimates at today’s prices, not an allowance: you are charged what the work actually costs, itemised, and a limit you never reach is money you keep.

When you reach it

Nothing is cancelled and nothing is lost. A limit reached is a pause, and there are two ways past it.

Raise it.

One tap and a new number, and the work carries straight on.

Or carry on by hand.

Keep working for nothing: correct your business page, edit an article or a letter by hand, play what you have made, download it and post it yourself. Only new making waits.

What changes the cost?

Every idea is a little different.

A single photo post and a narrated video are different amounts of work. We won’t promise a fixed number of videos from a top-up.

01

The pictures.

Using your own photos, editing them, or generating new images each involves different work.

02

The movement.

A simple pan across a photo is different from an AI-generated video clip. Longer clips and more shots add work.

03

The finishing touches.

Narration, timed captions, and the final render are recorded as their own steps.

No mystery maths

The details. Up front.

What happens if a step fails?
A failed step can still have a cost if the provider billed for it. The spend history records the failure and charge. A step the provider did not charge for is not passed on to you.
What happens when I reach my monthly limit?
New generation pauses and everything you have made stays exactly where it is. You can raise the limit in one tap, or keep working by hand for nothing: correcting your business page, editing an article or a letter, and playing, downloading and posting what you made all cost nothing and stay available. Work already sent to a provider finishes, and is charged.
Does anything spend my balance without a press?
Two things can, and only inside a weekly amount you set. Overnight drafts of posts and articles: $0 a week until you set it, and zero is off. Customers, once you start it, looks for companies and drafts letters inside its own weekly amount, $2 unless you change it. Both come from the same balance, stop at your monthly limit, and leave nothing out without your yes.
Do purchased credits expire?
Each top-up lasts one year from the day it is bought, and the oldest credit is used first. The app tells you when some is due to expire.
How do I buy credit?
Sign up for free, open Credits and pick $10, $25 or $50. You pay on Stripe’s page and the balance is there when you come back.
Start with something you’re proud of

Bring your next idea.

We’d love to see what you’re making.

No subscription · credit lasts a year · a monthly limit you set