Pollo AI

A multi-model video and image studio from $12.00 a month billed yearly — Kling, Sora, Veo, Seedance and GPT Image behind one subscription, with the per-model credit rates on the pricing page and a refund window that ends at 50 credits.

Rating
3.9 3.9 out of 5
Starting price $0 the free tier is 20 credits once, no card required; paid plans start at $12.00/month billed annually ($15.00 billed monthly) for Lite, and every paid tier is billed either monthly or annually with a published annual discount
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Pros

  • The catalogue is real, named and wide: Kling 3.0, Sora 2, Veo 3, Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3, Wan 3.0, Hailuo and Pollo 2.5 for video; GPT Image 2.5, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 5.0, Midjourney V8.2, Flux 2 Max, Grok Imagine, Qwen Image, Recraft v3 and Stable Diffusion 3 for images — all on one subscription, behind one interface, with "Access to all models" printed on the cheapest paid tier
  • The per-model credit rates are published on the pricing page instead of being buried in a help centre: 1 credit per image on GPT Image 2, 9 on Nano Banana Pro, 12 on Recraft v3; 5 credits per 5-second clip on Pollo 2.5 720P and 30 on Seedance 2.5 480P — so a buyer can compute a month before subscribing
  • The paid prices are genuinely low for what the credits buy. $12.00 a month billed yearly is about $0.03 per credit, and on the cheapest video model that is 80 five-second clips a month — roughly $0.15 a clip
  • The headline counts on the plan cards survive division: Lite advertises "up to 80 videos /month" and "up to 400 images /month" on 400 credits, and Pro's 160/800 and Ultra's 1,000/5,000 divide the same way, each quoted at the cheapest model of its kind
  • The free tier needs no card and costs nothing to try: 20 credits is enough for 4 clips on the cheapest video model or 20 images on GPT Image 2
  • Every paid tier includes watermark-free output, access to Pollo MCP, and a real number of parallel task slots: 2 on Lite, 3 on Pro, 6 on Ultra
  • Some models carry genuine unlimited generation rather than an allowance: GPT Image 1.5, Nano Banana and Grok Imagine Image are labelled "365-DAY UNLIMITED" on Lite and Pro, and Ultra adds five models as "10-DAY UNLIMITED"
  • The vendor publishes its own definition of "unlimited" — supported models "can be used repeatedly without deducting available compute credits during the active rights period", with four conditions listed — and marketing that can be checked is worth more than marketing that cannot
  • You keep ownership of what you generate, in plain words in section 5.1 of the current contract; the operator COCOSOFT TECHNOLOGY PTE. LTD. matches across the contract, the affiliate portal and the App Store; cancellation is a documented route in the contract (avatar > Billing > Cancel Subscription); and checkout accepts nine payment methods

Cons

  • The refund window is three days, and it ends once more than 50 subscription credits are used: on Lite, 50 credits is 12.5% of one month — two Seedance 2.5 480P clips at 30 credits each and it is gone. Add-on credit packs are never refundable, and an approved refund may be reduced by a fee of up to 6%
  • Unused plan credits never roll over — "your plan credits will reset at the start of each new billing cycle" — so on Lite up to 400 credits a month expire and on Ultra up to 5,000. If your work is bursty, you pay for the burst and lose the rest
  • The "50% OFF" annual badge is exact on one tier of three: Lite saves 20.0%, Pro 50.0% and Ultra 23.3%, no tier gives bonus credits (the annual allowance is exactly twelve times the monthly one), section 7.1 lets the vendor change fees on notice, and unused time is never prorated
  • "Unlimited" is four conditions rather than an allowance: labelled models only, eligible settings only, only while the subscription is live and not downgraded, and explicitly not speed-guaranteed. One 10-day campaign was narrowed after purchase, with the vendor's own support email confirming later buyers did not get what earlier ones did
  • The card's "80 videos" is the cheapest model's arithmetic: Seedance 2.5 480P costs 30 credits per five seconds, so Lite buys 13 clips. The contract also carries no governing-law, arbitration or venue clause and names no liability cap, and checkout does not accept PayPal

Score breakdown

Features 4.5
Ease of use 4.0
Value for money 4.0
Support 3.0

Pricing

Free

$0 once; 20 credits in total, not per month

  • A real free tier with no card, but 20 credits is a one-off: at the page's own cheapest video rate (5 credits per 5-second clip) that is 4 clips, and at 1 credit per image (GPT Image 2) it is 20 images
  • 1 parallel task, and the compare table lists no Unlimited model for the Free column
  • Not a monthly allowance - there is no recurring free grant on the plan table, and users report the daily check-in and watch-an-ad credits that used to top it up have stopped

Lite

$12.00 per month billed annually at $144.00/year; $15.00 billed monthly; the toggle labels the annual mode 50% OFF

  • 400 credits a month, and the annual total is exactly 400 x 12 = 4,800, so paying for a year buys no bonus credits - only a 20.0% price cut ($15.00 to $12.00), not the 50% on the toggle
  • "Up to 80 videos /month" and "Up to 400 images /month" both divide cleanly against the vendor's own rate card: 400 / 5 credits per 5-second clip = 80, and 400 / 1 credit on GPT Image 2 = 400. Both figures are quoted at the cheapest model of each kind
  • 2 parallel tasks, watermark-free output and access to Pollo MCP with a "Up to 60% off" badge on that feature row
  • 365-DAY UNLIMITED is labelled on GPT Image 1.5, Nano Banana and Grok Imagine Image at this tier

Pro

$14.50 per month billed annually at $174.00/year; $29.00 billed monthly; the card carries a "Flash Sale 50% Off" badge

  • 800 credits a month; the annual total is exactly 800 x 12 = 9,600, with no bonus credits for prepaying
  • This is the one tier where the annual saving is really 50%: $29.00 billed monthly against $14.50 billed annually. Lite saves 20.0% and Ultra 23.3% on the same toggle
  • "Up to 160 videos /month" and "Up to 800 images /month" - again the cheapest video model at 5 credits per clip and the cheapest image model at 1 credit
  • 3 parallel tasks and priority support; the credit slider on this card moves between 800, 2K and 3K credits

Ultra

$99.00 per month billed annually at $1,188.00/year; $129.00 billed monthly; the annual saving is 23.3%, not the 50% the toggle advertises

  • 5,000 credits a month; the annual total is exactly 5,000 x 12 = 60,000, so the annual price is a discount and nothing else
  • "Up to 1,000 videos /month" and "Up to 5,000 images /month", computed on the same cheapest-model basis as the two cheaper cards
  • 6 parallel tasks, and the tier that carries the campaign models: MiniMax H3, MiniMax H3 Max, GPT Image 2.5, Wan 3.0 and Wan 3.0 Prime are labelled 10-DAY UNLIMITED here, plus a "+11 unlimited & free generation models" line
  • The credit slider moves between 5K, 8K and 12K credits, and the prices above are the position it opens on

Who it is for

  • Marketers and creators who want several frontier models — Veo, Sora, Kling, Seedance — behind one subscription instead of four, and who will buy monthly so the exit stays open
  • Buyers who price things by the unit: the per-model credit rates are on the pricing page, so your own month is a multiplication rather than a guess
  • Image-heavy workloads, where the maths is at its best: GPT Image 2 costs 1 credit, so Lite's 400 credits are 400 images a month, and GPT Image 1.5, Nano Banana and Grok Imagine Image carry the 365-day Unlimited label
  • Short-form social work where a five-second clip is the deliverable — Pollo 2.5 720P at 5 credits is what the card's "80 videos a month" is priced on
  • Anyone who needs several renders running at once: the parallel task slots are 2, 3 and 6 across Lite, Pro and Ultra
  • People who want to see the product before committing money — 20 free credits, no card — provided they read the refund page before they upgrade, because the number that matters there is 50

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