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Billing ​

Frametap uses a credit-based billing system for usage across all capture types.

Overview ​

Credits are consumed when:

  • Taking screenshots
  • Recording video
  • Uploading files from watch folders

Credit Costs ​

ActionCredits
1 screenshot1 credit
10 seconds of video1 credit
1 file uploadAt least 1 credit, then rounded up by 50 MB

Examples ​

  • A 5-minute recording = 30 credits (300 seconds ÷ 10)
  • 50 screenshots = 50 credits
  • A 30 MB file = 1 credit
  • A 70 MB file = 2 credits
  • A 200 MB file = 4 credits

Plans ​

PlanPriceCreditsStorageMax file sizeRunnersCredit packs
Free$0/month30/month7-day retention100 MBUnlimitedNo
Dev$10/month300/month (~300 screenshots, 50 min video)30-day retention5 GBUnlimitedYes
Pro$20/month1000/month60-day retention15 GBUnlimitedYes

Credit Packs ​

Purchase additional credits that never expire:

PackCreditsPrice
Small250$12
Medium600$24
Large1500$45

Buy credit packs from Settings → Billing.

Checking Credits ​

Via Dashboard ​

Go to Settings → Billing to see:

  • Current credit balance
  • Usage this month
  • Credit history

Via API ​

If you need the remaining credits programmatically, use the billing endpoints in the API reference:

Managing Subscription ​

Use Settings → Billing to open the Stripe customer portal.

From there, users can:

  • change plan
  • update the credit card on file
  • manage billing details
  • cancel the subscription
  • download invoices

If a subscription is cancelled, it remains active until the end of the current billing period.

FAQ ​

What happens when I run out of credits? Jobs will fail with an insufficient credits error.

Do credits roll over? Monthly credits do not roll over. Credit pack credits expire after 12 months.

Can I get a refund? Contact support for refund requests within 14 days of purchase.

What payment methods are accepted? We accept all major credit cards via Stripe.

Is there an enterprise plan? Yes, contact hello@frametap.io for custom pricing with dedicated support and SLA.

Released under the MIT License.