Price terms as published

Each line is the vendor’s own wording, split from the price capture checked on 2026-10-15. Nothing here is rounded, converted or re-worded — the full sentences stay in the review below. Lines that carry only a price continue the plan named on the line above, in the vendor’s own order.

4 price terms for Spira Maxima 1.0
#Plan / termChecked
1Free: 50 credits2026-10-15
2Creator $15/mo (1,200 credits)2026-10-15
3Growth $59/mo ($39/mo billed yearly)2026-10-15
4Enterprise custom2026-10-15

One-liner: Spira Maxima 1.0 is the social-video production model inside Spira AI, and it finished #1 on Product Hunt’s October 2026 monthly leaderboard. Give it a script — plus a photo, product shots or a recording — and it returns a finished vertical post with a presenter, motion graphics, B-roll, styled captions and music, rather than a clip you still have to finish in an editor. Everything priced below was read from spira.ai on 2026-10-15.

Verified facts (checked 2026-10-15)

Attribute Value Source
What it is A video production model post-trained on short-form social performance data; returns a finished post in one generation spira.ai/spira-maxima
Accepted inputs A spoken script; a script plus your photo (optional voice sample); a script plus product photos; or a recording you already have spira.ai/spira-maxima
Output format Vertical 9:16 MP4, returned with a caption and hashtags spira.ai/spira-maxima
Free length limit Up to 20 seconds, 400-character script spira.ai/spira-maxima
Creator length limit 60 seconds, 1,200-character script spira.ai/spira-maxima
Growth length limit 90 seconds, 1,800-character script spira.ai/spira-maxima
Price per second (cost card) “$0.075 per second of finished video. Launch price, 50% off your first month ($0.09 after)” spira.ai/spira-maxima
Price per second (FAQ) “$0.09 per second of finished video, with motion, captions and music included, and 50% off during the launch month” spira.ai/spira-maxima
Price per second (scorecard row) Spira Maxima 1.0 — finished social post, 90 s max, $0.09 spira.ai/spira-maxima
Free plan Up to 50 credits, no credit card; limited trial access to Brand Machine, Influencer Agent and premium models spira.ai/pricing
Creator plan $15/month; 1,200 credits; roughly 800 images or 340 Seedance videos; 3 Influencer Agents; watermark removal spira.ai/pricing
Growth plan $59/month, or $39/month billed yearly (“save $240”); most popular tier; up to 10 Influencer Agents; scheduling and unlimited social account automation spira.ai/pricing
Enterprise Custom, billed annually: volume discounts, tailored agentic system, API services, done-for-you service spira.ai/pricing
Credits Do not roll over; expire at the end of each credit cycle spira.ai/pricing FAQ
Posting targets (plan cards) TikTok, X, LinkedIn spira.ai/pricing
Competitor per-second prices (vendor’s own table) Creatify Aurora 720p $0.14 · HeyGen Avatar IV Premium $0.10 · Veo 3.1 Standard ~$0.40 · Seedance 2.5 1080p ~$1.16 spira.ai/spira-maxima — vendor-stated, “from their public pages and fal list prices on 3 Oct 2026”
Vendor customer claim Cookiy reports 3× demo requests in five weeks and 10M+ pilot impressions before launch spira.ai/spira-maxima — vendor-reported, not verified
Roadmap as stated Video editing, native MCP and CLI integrations for Claude Code and Codex, and API access “in development” spira.ai/spira-maxima
Ranking #1 in “Best of Product Hunt: October 2026” (monthly leaderboard, read 2026-10-15) producthunt.com/leaderboard/monthly/2026/10 (third-party)
Third-party pricing read Free 50 credits/month with watermark · Creator $15/mo ($9 first month) · Growth $59/mo AI Tool Gyaan review, published 2026-10-05 (third-party)

Does Spira Maxima have a free tier?

Yes, and it is deliberately thin. The pricing page’s own FAQ says the Free plan includes “up to 50 credits” plus limited trial access to Brand Machine, the Influencer Agent and premium models — a testing allocation, not a publishing plan. The max-length table makes the same point in seconds: 20 seconds per video on Free, against 60 seconds on Creator and 90 seconds on Growth.

The watermark is where Free stops being viable for real channels: “Remove Watermark” is a listed feature of both paid tiers, and an independent review published on 2026-10-05 reads the same pages as “watermarked output” on Free. For a creator deciding between a watermark and $15 a month, the subscription is the cheaper decision.

How much does Spira Maxima cost per second?

This is the number worth being precise about, because the vendor’s own page prints it twice with different values:

  • the cost card says $0.075 per second, described as the launch price, “50% off your first month ($0.09 after)”;
  • the FAQ says $0.09 per second, “50% off during the launch month”;
  • the model scorecard lists Spira Maxima 1.0 at $0.09 per second.

Two of the three places say $0.09, so that is the working figure; the $0.075 card is either a launch-rate rendering or a stale component. What is consistent across all three is what the price includes: motion graphics, captions and music composed into a finished post, with the exact charge shown on the Generate button before you commit.

The comparison table Spira publishes on the same page puts that rate next to the avatar and general-video models it competes with — Creatify Aurora at $0.14/s (720p, its top tier), HeyGen Avatar IV Premium at $0.10/s, Veo 3.1 Standard around $0.40/s and Seedance 2.5 at 1080p around $1.16/s. Those competitor figures are the vendor’s own, sourced by Spira to “public pages and fal list prices on 3 Oct 2026”, and the table’s whole argument is readiness rather than price: Spira’s column is the only one where captions, music and motion graphics arrive with the generation instead of waiting in an editor.

The plan ladder: what $15 and $59 actually buy

Creator — $15/month. 1,200 credits, which Spira equates to roughly 800 images or 340 Seedance videos. Three Influencer Agents, watermark removal, unlimited video downloads, access to all video and image models in the platform’s catalogue, the node-based workflow tool, and generate-and-post to TikTok, X and LinkedIn. A third-party launch review notes that the site’s own navigation lists TikTok, YouTube and Instagram — a wider set than the plan-card wording this tier is billed against. Scheduling is not on this tier.

Growth — $59/month, or $39/month billed yearly. The card’s credit line renders three figures (2,500 / 5,000 / 15,000) without labelling which applies; a third-party review of the same page reads that block as a 2,500–15,000/month range. The image/video allowance printed on the card — up to 3,333 images or 1,420 Seedance videos — is almost exactly 5,000 credits at Creator’s per-item rate, so the usable middle figure is 5,000/month. Scheduling and unlimited social account automation start here, along with up to 10 Influencer Agents.

Two footnotes from the vendor’s FAQ matter more than the tiers: credits do not roll over on any plan, and subscriptions are described as generally non-refundable. Annual plans refresh credits every 30 days rather than releasing the year’s total up front.

The discount question (both offers are on the official site)

The pricing page carries a “Monthly / Annually · 40% OFF” banner and shows Creator at “$9 for the first month”. The Spira Maxima page and the pricing FAQ both advertise 50% off for the launch month. An independent launch-day review spotted the same collision and advised confirming the final number at checkout. We agree — and it is the one thing on this page that a credit card would answer in seconds.

Do Spira credits roll over?

No. Spira states plainly that subscription credits “do not roll over and expire at the end of each credit cycle”, that monthly plans refresh on the original purchase date, and that annual plans refresh every 30 days. Deliberately burning a balance before the cycle resets is not a loophole here — it is the designed behaviour. Extra credits bought as packs are the more forgiving purchase; the third-party review reports packs priced from $10 to $1,000 with a six-month validity, a detail the pricing page’s FAQ confirms only as “purchased credits are added instantly”.

What we did not test

We have not created a Spira account, generated a video or compared output quality against Creatify, HeyGen, Veo or Seedance. This is an official-information entry with no score. What cannot be known from the pages: whether the on-trend “post-training” survives contact with a niche audience, how often a 20-second Free draft ends with a watermark you cannot remove, how many credits a realistic 60-second post with revisions consumes, and whether the vendor’s 3× demo-request customer story generalises to anyone who is not a pilot partner. A paid month on Creator ($15) answers the credit questions; only publishing answers the rest.

More AI video reading on this site

  • ngram pricing 2026 — the other “one generation, finished post” video model, priced in credits instead of seconds.
  • ngram vs Synthesia — presenter-led video pricing compared on the per-minute math.
  • HeyGen pricing 2026 — the avatar-video incumbent whose Avatar IV rate Spira prints in its own comparison table.
  • Hypit — agent-produced video clones from a single recording.
  • A solo creator’s AI stack — where a video model like this one fits in a one-person publishing workflow.

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