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Guin has one self-serve paid plan, a free plan, and a Team option for more than one person or higher volume. Current prices and allowances are always on the pricing page.

Plans

In the app, the Pro plan is shown as Guin.

Try it first

You can sign up, upload footage, and ask for clips before adding a card. While you are trying it out, the number of messages you can send is limited and exporting is locked. When you are ready to export, start the 7-day trial. It needs a card, unlocks everything, and gives you 20 minutes of finished video with no watermark. If you cancel during the trial, you move to the free plan.

What counts toward your minutes

Your allowance is measured in minutes of exported video.
  • Exporting a 2 minute video uses 2 minutes.
  • Chatting, revisions, re-edits, and retries are not counted.
  • Exporting an Editor project for Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve uses no minutes.
The export dialog tells you before you commit, for example Uses 30 min of your plan. Allowances reset each month and unused minutes do not roll over.

When you run out

Exports pause and you choose what to do. Nothing is charged unless you click it. Extra minutes are available on paid plans. They do not reset at the end of the month and stay valid for 12 months from purchase.

See your plan and usage

  • Click Subscription in the sidebar to see Minutes, Your plan, Extra minutes, and Plans.
  • In the Smart Editor, the plan chip in the top bar shows your plan and warns you when you are running low.

Billing

Change your card, get invoices, switch to annual, or cancel.