Plans and pricing

Free for the author who works alone and runs AI by hand. Paid plans add built-in AI, a crew and more workspaces, and every one starts with a free trial.

• Free — For the author who works alone and runs AI by hand.
• Creator — For the author who shoots alone and wants AI built in.
• Team — For a small crew that plans and shoots together.
• Studio — For a studio or a network of channels, brands or clients.

Free

• Ideas, brief, beats, script and storyboard
• Shot board and shooting mode with the prompter
• Publishing and stats
• Workspace and project backups
• AI generation: Manually: copy the prompt into your own AI chat and paste the answer back.

On paid plans

Everything a one-person shoot needs is free: ideas, beats, script, storyboard, shots, publishing and stats. Creator adds the AI helpers, take marking, guest links and room to work; Team adds working together, a few workspaces and the crew-and-logistics layer — cast, crew, shoot days, gear, props, risk and camera metadata; Studio adds more workspaces and the highest limits. Paid plans are connected by hand for now: we arrange the payment with you personally.

• AI generation — Generate beats, voiceover script and storyboard right inside CoTube, on the service's models and with your own instructions for each step. Without it the manual route stays open: copy the prompt into your own AI chat and paste the answer back.
• Sequences — Group scenes into story lines — the top level of the hierarchy, for pieces longer than a single video.
• Takes — Script supervision: every take with its rating, audio/focus/exposure marks and timecodes, so the editor knows which one was the keeper.
• Camera metadata — Lens, frame rate, shutter, aperture, ISO and white balance right on the shot, so the crew and the editor read one document instead of a separate camera log.
• Time of day — Plan beats and shots around the light — day, night, sunrise, golden hour — so the schedule follows the sun instead of fighting it.
• Actual beat duration — Record how long each beat really runs after the edit and compare it with the plan — see where the cut drifted from the script.
• Shooting days — Plan the shoot by day: what gets filmed, who is called and when — the call sheet the crew works from.
• Location scouting — Coordinates, filming permits, owner contacts and indoor/outdoor — everything you need when a location is scouted before the shoot rather than found on the day.
• Collaborators — Invite people into a workspace and set what each of them may do — an editor, a camera operator, a second writer working on the same projects, under the workspace plan and without a subscription of their own.
• Guest access — A time-limited link to one project or the whole workspace: a guest views and comments, changes nothing and spends no AI. No sign-up needed, and access can be revoked in one click.
• Crew — Who works on the project and on which shooting day: roles, rates, contacts and day assignments.
• Cast — Actors and characters, with the scenes each of them is in — casting and call planning in one place.
• Equipment — Workspace gear catalogue and per-project assignment: what you own, what is rented, what goes to which shoot.
• Props — Prop catalogue and what each scene needs, so nothing is missing on the day.
• Risks and safety — A register of what can go wrong on set — weather, permits, stunts — with the mitigation and who owns it.