Top Up Any Amount, See Exactly What It Buys, and Meet Karya Clone

Two changes went live today, both about seeing exactly what you get before you commit: credits can now be bought at any amount, with a calculator that does the arithmetic for you, and the feature that turns one ad into many has a new name and a public example page.

Top up any amount from $3

The five packs are still there as quick picks, but you no longer have to choose one. Type any amount from $3 to $500 on the wallet page and you see the credits it buys and the ringgit the checkout will charge before you pay. The credit rate rises with the amount - 100 credits per dollar at $3, 120 at $15, 133 at $60 - and stays at 133 per dollar for anything above $60, so a bigger top-up is always the better deal and the packs and the typed amounts never disagree.

The calculator on the pricing page

Under the packs on the pricing page there is now a calculator with two modes. "I want to spend" takes a dollar or ringgit amount and shows the credits, the rate, the ringgit charge and, on a first purchase, the one-time 200-credit bonus. "I need credits" goes the other way: type the credits a job needs - a 455-credit video, say - and it shows the cost at the entry rate and at the best rate, plus the exact top-up that covers it.

Multiply is now Karya Clone

Same feature, clearer name. Karya Clone takes a finished video or a link, and swaps what you tell it to - the person, the product, the location, the outfit, the colours - while keeping the original motion, cuts and timing. The new examples page shows each original next to its clones, playing together so you can watch the same moment in both.

What it costs

• Any-amount top-ups: from 100 to 133 credits per dollar, capped at 133 from $60 up; charged in ringgit at RM4.25 per dollar.
• First purchase of $5 or more: a one-time 200-credit bonus, on packs and typed amounts alike.
• Karya Clone: billed per run from the same credit balance, with the cost shown before you approve.