Subscription sites that sell AI video software to Dallas companies and their teams.

Plans compared on the things a Dallas training or marketing manager is asked about internally: minutes or credits per month, number of seats, avatar and voice options, brand kits, SSO, admin controls and commercial use. A monthly and annual toggle, a seat slider and a clear route to talk to sales for larger teams sit on the same page.

Card payments with Apple Pay and Google Pay for individual buyers, plus ACH bank debit for companies that will not put an annual software charge on a corporate card. Mandate wording, failed debit handling and retry timing are configured so a bank return does not quietly suspend a paying account.

One paying organization, many users, with roles for owner, billing admin, creator and reviewer. Adding thirty seats in the middle of a term prorates onto the next invoice, and removing seats takes effect at renewal unless your policy says otherwise. Admins see who is using a seat and who has not logged in.

Each generation job reports seconds rendered, resolution and model used back to billing. Customers see a running balance, buy top-up packs and get a warning before credits run out. Rates can differ by model, so a premium avatar or higher resolution tier can launch with its own price without rebuilding the pricing page.

Texas treats hosted software as a taxable data processing service and taxes only part of the charge, which a generic checkout plugin often gets wrong. We connect a tax engine that applies that rule, handles local rates around Dallas, Irving and Plano, and stores exemption certificates for schools and nonprofits.

A parent account holds the contract and the payment method, while each location or region gets a child workspace with its own credit allowance and usage report. Headquarters can cap spend per location and move credits between them without opening a support ticket.

Sales can build a quote in the admin, send it for signature and convert it into a subscription that bills by invoice on net terms. Purchase order numbers, billing contacts and tax IDs print on every invoice, and the same account can later switch to card renewal without losing its history.

Where a plan lets users create a custom avatar or voice from their own face or recording, the sign up and upgrade flow captures informed consent before any capture, stores the record with the account and supports deletion when the purpose ends. This keeps the commercial flow in step with Texas biometric rules.

Expiring cards, failed renewals and returned ACH debits trigger a sequence of reminders, a hosted page to update payment details and a grace period you set. Access drops back to a limited state rather than deleting work, and recovered payments restore it at once.