Descript AI credits, and how far 800 goes on Creator
Descript AI credits are capped on only two tools. Creator’s 800 a month cover at least 26 of them; Underlord and avatars carry no published price.
Descript seats and license rules, and who needs a paid seat
Descript seats and license rules decide who pays: only Editors take paid seats, and any Editor can add one unless the owner turns on approval.
Descript student discount, and why the $5 figure is wrong
Descript’s student discount halves the Hobbyist rate for students, educators and non-profits, but the plan can’t buy top-ups when a month runs out.
Descript refund policy, and the catch on annual plans
Descript’s refund policy covers four kinds of charge on different terms, and two of them are final on purchase. Here is which one you are looking at.
How to cancel Descript before your export options are gone
Cancelling Descript is a downgrade to Free, and the switch happens at the end of your billing cycle. Batch and timeline export stop there — export first.
What actually counts as a Descript media minute
Media minutes count uploads and recordings, transcribed or not. Still images cost one second each, and imports from your own drive cost nothing at all.
Descript free vs paid, and what stays locked on the free plan
Descript’s free vs paid split isn’t only volume: multitrack transcription and speaker detection are included free, while every export carries a watermark.
Descript cost per user, and the full three-seat total
Descript cost per user looks like one number until a second editor joins. Every seat is billed separately, and Creator stops at three seats.
The Descript price increase, and who it actually reached
Descript’s price increase reached paid subscribers at auto-migration, not in September. Here is what each meter counts, and what a forfeited hour cost.
The Descript price history, and where the changes landed
Descript price history is scattered across a changelog and a help page. Eight changes are gathered here, each dated and linked to source.
