One plan. Seven days free first.
Spicer OS has one plan. Before it starts you make a video for free, with no card. Then it’s seven days free. Then it’s the plan, monthly or annual.
Not open yet. The cut, the captions and the colour run in an app for your own computer that is still being built, and that is the half of this worth paying for. Until it ships there is nothing to buy: making scripts is free, and the waitlist gets the app first. This is what it will cost when it opens.
The price is set in Stripe, and Stripe didn’t answer just now. Try again in a minute. Starting free doesn’t need it — nothing is charged, or even asked for, until the seven days are up.
- The whole pipeline — idea through to published
- Alfred, running on his own between sessions
- Money, Work, School and Life in the same place
- Your data, exportable, whenever you want it
No card for the first video. Then seven days free, then whichever you picked. Cancel from inside the OS in two clicks. Alfred runs on your own OpenAI key, or on trial credits to start.
- 01Make your first video. No card, and the trial hasn’t started yet. If it isn’t for you, you leave with the video.
- 02Seven days free. A card on file, nothing charged. Cancel from inside the OS in two clicks and the card is never used.
- 03Then the plan. Monthly, or annual at the lower rate. If you stop, the account locks and nothing is deleted — it’s all there when you come back.
What happens when the free week ends?
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.
Can I cancel? Do I get a refund?
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.
What happens when I sign up?
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.