TERMS
The deal.
Draft · 7 September 2026
This is a draft and has not been reviewed. It states only what can be verified in Filmara’s own code today. Anything that could not be verified is marked below rather than filled in. Do not rely on it, and do not treat it as a legal document until it has been through review.
What you get for nothing
Filmara is free to download and free to work in. Unlimited local projects, up to three projects synced to the cloud, and you can join a team someone else creates. No account is required to write, structure or plan.
What Pro adds
Pro is $7 a month. It lifts the cloud-project cap and lets you create teams and invite people. Members you invite join on any plan, including free — your subscription covers their seats.
Pro is a subscription to collaboration, and to nothing else. It includes no recurring AI credits.
AI credits
Model usage is pay as you go. One credit is one cent of the model’s retail cost, and every account receives a one-time grant of 200 credits so that starting is never a dead end. Beyond that, credits are bought in packs.
If you connect your own provider account instead, you pay that provider directly and Filmara is not part of the transaction.
Your work is yours
NOT WRITTEN — NEEDS A DECISION
The ownership of what you make — and of what a model returns — is the question this page exists to answer, and it is not answered anywhere in Filmara today. It is the same question the homepage FAQ names as unanswered. It depends on the model providers’ own terms as well as ours, so it needs a lawyer and not a paragraph.
Failure reports
When an assistant run fails, the app reports that failure to us automatically so we can fix it. The report identifies the project, session, task and step and describes the failure; it carries no part of your script. We use it to improve Filmara and for nothing else. The Privacy page sets out exactly what is sent.
Who you are contracting with
Filmara is operated by Filmara Studio SL, registered in Argentina.
Everything else a contract needs
NOT WRITTEN — NEEDS A DECISION
Not written, and deliberately not guessed: governing law and forum, limitation of liability, warranty disclaimers, acceptable use, suspension and termination, refunds and billing disputes, and how changes to these terms are notified.
Every one of those is load-bearing and none is derivable from the codebase. This page lists them so the gap is countable rather than vague — it is not a contract until they are written.