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Licenses, usage and local processing

Understand local processing usage, device entitlements, optional maintenance and the parts of setup that require a network connection.

What unlimited local usage means

A paid local license does not allocate a monthly bucket of generation minutes or charge credits for each local revision. You can revisit a translation, generate another language version and correct a lip-sync result within your licensed features.

Unlimited usage does not mean unlimited speed, simultaneous tasks or guaranteed results on any hardware. Your equipment, electricity, storage and review time remain part of production.

Check the edition and device allowance

The current Standard and Pro local licenses are one-time purchases for one device. Standard includes standard-quality lip sync; Pro adds the HD lip-sync model. Check the current pricing page and the license shown in your account for the exact edition, device allowance and upgrade options.

Do not infer multi-device rights from the ability to connect an agent or see another computer. Each execution device must have the appropriate authorization.

Updates and optional maintenance

Perpetual licenses include the first year of updates. Maintenance after that is optional; without renewal, the installed version and downloaded models remain usable under your license. Check the current pricing and account pages before buying or renewing.

Local processing and network access

Local media inference runs on your computer and does not require uploading the source video for that inference. Installation, model or environment downloads, sign-in, licensing, updates and downloading a source from an external platform can require Internet access.

Local processing is not a promise that every setup or account operation will work permanently offline. When you connect an external agent through MCP, requested transcript excerpts and tool results can be returned to that agent.

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Updated October 27, 2026 · English