Choose your plan
Solo versus per-scene versus the producer tiers, what each includes, and who should not buy which.
On this page
The choice comes down to one question: are you the only person in your content, or are there other performers?
The deciding question
- Only you appear in your content, on any number of platforms: you are a Solo Creator. One identity verification covers everything you publish alone.
- Other performers appear, even occasionally: you need a producer plan. The moment someone else is in a scene, their verification and signed release have to be collected, and productions, scenes and invitations exist to do exactly that.
- You run a platform and want to cover your users: that is the Partner API rather than a plan on this page. Start at the developer documentation.
What each plan is for
| Solo Creator | Per-scene | Producer tiers | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for | Content you appear in alone | Occasional shoots with other performers | A steady scene cadence, up to studio volume |
| How you pay | Subscription, monthly or annual | Per scene, when you activate it | Subscription, monthly or annual |
| Scenes with other performers | No | Yes | Yes |
| Cost in a quiet month | The subscription | Nothing | The subscription |
What each one does not do, so nobody buys the wrong thing:
- Solo does not cover scenes with other performers, and cannot be talked into it: a solo account cannot create productions at all.
- Per-scene has no monthly cost, and no allowance either. Every scene is paid for individually when you activate it.
- The producer subscriptions only earn their keep at a steady cadence. If you shoot rarely, per-scene almost always costs less.
Per-scene or subscription
The arithmetic is simple: take a tier's monthly price from the pricing page, divide it by the per-scene price, and you have the number of scenes per month where the subscription starts winning. Do it with the live numbers rather than remembering a figure.
The factors that actually decide it:
- An irregular schedule with long gaps favors per-scene: quiet months cost nothing.
- Wanting one predictable number each month favors a subscription.
- Scenes that get created and then abandoned cost nothing on any plan. A scene is paid for at activation, not at creation, so drafts are always free.
What every plan includes
Custodian of Records service with a public 2257 statement page, encrypted storage with a SHA-256 digest recorded for every file we store, the removal request portal, and the monthly acquirer report. Export shapes differ by plan: producer plans generate the full production archive, and Solo exports the content log with the acquirer report alongside.
Changing later
You can move between plans, and your records stay put regardless. What carries over, timing, and cancelling are covered under Billing and cancelling in this Help Center. For live numbers, the pricing page is authoritative over anything written here.
Still stuck?
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