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Email contact@aivideocostcalc.com. A real person reads every message. Price corrections that link to the provider's own pricing page get answered first, because they change the numbers everyone sees in the calculator.

  • One inbox for everything: rates, bugs, missing models, privacy and ads
  • No phone line, no live chat, no contact form
  • We only use your email address to reply to you
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Before you write: where your question is probably answered

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What to send us, and which subject line to use

Put the topic in the subject line. That's how we sort the inbox, and it gets your message to the right pile faster. Every topic goes to the same address. The table shows what we need from you for each one.

Contact topics, subject lines and what to include
TopicSubject lineWhat to include
A rate looks wrongRate correctionModel, tier, resolution, the rate we show, the rate the provider shows, and a link to the provider's pricing page
A model is missingMissing modelModel name, maker, and a link to its public pricing or API docs
Calculator gives an odd resultCalculator bugThe inputs you entered, the result you got, the result you expected, plus your device and browser
Privacy or data requestPrivacyWhat you want us to do. We never ask for passwords or payment details
Advertising or partnershipsAdvertisingWho you are and what you have in mind
Anything elseGeneralA short description. Plain text is fine

Before you write, the FAQ and How It Works may already answer your question, especially about retries, credits and resolution.

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How to report a wrong AI video price

A good correction is one link and four facts. With those, we can check it and update the rate in one pass. Providers change prices, tiers and credit packs often, so we rely on readers to flag changes we haven't caught yet.

  1. Name the model and tier. For example, a Fast tier versus a standard or Pro tier. These are often priced differently.
  2. Give the resolution and clip length. Many providers charge more per second at higher resolutions, and some charge per clip instead.
  3. Copy what we show. Paste the rate and the check date from the calculator or the pricing page.
  4. Copy what the provider shows. Add a link to their official pricing page, not a blog post or video about it.
  5. Say when you saw it. Prices can change within a single week, so the date matters.

Check date means the day we last compared a rate with the provider's own page. If the provider's page and ours disagree, the provider is right and we are out of date.

Example subject: Rate correction. Body: "Model X, Fast tier, 1080p, 5 s clip. You show one price per second, checked on a past date. The provider's pricing page now shows a different price. Link: [provider's URL]. Seen today."
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How long replies take

We don't promise a fixed reply time. This is a small independent site, not a support desk, and every message is read by hand. Here is the order we work in, so you know what to expect.

  • First: rate corrections that include a provider link. A wrong rate skews the totals and side-by-side comparisons for every visitor.
  • Next: calculator bugs that come with inputs. If we can reproduce it, we can fix it.
  • Then: missing models. We add a model once it has a public price we can link to.
  • Last: general questions, ads and partnerships.

If you've had no answer and the issue still stands, reply in the same email thread instead of starting a new one. That keeps your details together.

We don't reply to messages asking us to move a model up the comparison or to mark it as cheapest. The ranking comes from the math, not from requests.

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What we can't help with

We are not any of the video providers. We can't touch your account, credits, refunds or generated videos. For those, contact the company you pay.

Ask us

  • Whether a rate in the calculator is current
  • How the discard rate or cost per finished minute is worked out
  • Why one model came out cheaper than another
  • Adding a model or a resolution option

Ask the provider

  • Billing, refunds and failed charges
  • Lost credits or a locked account
  • Content rules and rejected prompts
  • Whether a model is coming back or being shut down

We're not affiliated with any model maker listed on this site. Names are used only to say which model a rate belongs to. You can read more about who runs the site on About, and the rules for using it in the Terms of Service.

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What happens to your email

We use your address and message only to answer you. We don't add you to a mailing list, and we don't sell or share your details.

The calculator runs in your browser and needs no account, so we don't have a profile on you to look up. If you want us to delete your messages, email us with the subject line Privacy. Full details are in the Privacy Policy.

Please don't send passwords, API keys or payment card numbers. We will never ask for them.

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Contact FAQ

Short answers to what people ask most before they write in.

What is the best way to contact AI Video Cost Calculator?

Email contact@aivideocostcalc.com. It's the only channel. There is no phone number, live chat or contact form.

How fast will I get a reply?

We don't set a fixed reply time. Every message is read by hand, and rate corrections with a link to the provider's pricing page are handled first.

Can you fix my credits or refund a generation?

No. We're an independent calculator, not the provider. Billing, credits and refunds have to go through the company you paid.

A model I use isn't in the calculator. Can you add it?

Yes, if it has a public price we can link to. Email us with the subject line Missing model, the model name and a link to its pricing page.

Can I pay to be listed or ranked higher?

No. Results are sorted by the cost the formula works out for your inputs. A paid request can't change that.

Do I need an account to use the calculator?

No. The calculator is free and needs no sign-up. You only need email if you want to reach us.

Where should I look before I email?

Start with the index at the top of this page. It links each common question to the page that answers it: rates on Pricing, the formula on How It Works, comparisons on Alternatives, and quick answers in the FAQ.