Questions

You make a video. No card, and the free week hasn't started yet — it starts when you decide to keep going. The point is that you see it run on something of yours before you owe anything.

A video takes nine stages: idea, packaging, thumbnail, script, film, edit, repurpose, publish, measure. Spicer OS does eight of them. It stops at filming, because that one needs you — and everything after it is set up and waiting for when you're done.

Alfred drafts in your voice, off your own templates, and hands you the options rather than picking for you — on a script he writes three hooks and will not go further until you choose one. Nothing publishes that you haven't seen.

The pipeline stops running and your account locks — but nothing is deleted. Everything you made is still there when you come back, and it starts again the moment you subscribe.

Cancel whenever you like. It stays active until the end of the period you've already paid for, then stops. Partial months aren't automatically refunded — but if something went wrong on our side, get in touch and we'd rather sort it out than argue. That is the whole position, and it's in the terms too.

Settings → Account exports everything, at any time, whether or not you're paying. You can delete the account from the same place — that's permanent and it cancels any active subscription. Nothing holds your work hostage to a bill.

No. There is nothing to install, host or configure. If you can publish a video today, you can run this.

No, and it says so on the screens where it isn't — a stage that isn't built yet tells you it isn't built rather than pretending. It's being made in public, and it already runs a real channel every day. That's the honest version.