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Pay for the editor.
That’s the whole model.

One desktop app, one subscription, monthly or annual. Nothing meters your exports. FramePilot is pre-release software and still changing quickly, which is worth knowing before you subscribe.

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FramePilot

Most popular

The whole editor, one subscription.

$16.58/ month

Billed $199 yearly

  • A real multi-track timeline with trim, ripple, razor, and keyframes
  • Agent edits arrive as typed patches you undo in one click
  • Auto captions, silence removal, pacing fixes, hooks, and shorts
  • A render engine that validates its own output before you see it
  • Export presets for 9:16 Reels, 1:1, 16:9, and custom sizes
  • An MCP server, so Cursor, Claude, and Codex can drive edits
  • Local-first, so your media never leaves your machine
  • New AI tools and updates for as long as you subscribe
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Studio

For teams and agencies.

Custom

Volume licensing

  • Everything in FramePilot
  • Volume licensing and central seat management
  • Priority support with an SLA
  • Private onboarding and workflow setup
  • Security and procurement review
  • Invoicing and custom terms

Prices in USD. Secure checkout and licensing by Dodo Payments. 14-day money-back guarantee.

Local-first
Editing and rendering happen on your machine. Hosted AI runs only if you set it up.
Dodo Payments checkout
Dodo Payments handles the payment and sends your license key.
14-day guarantee
Use it on real work. Want your money back inside 14 days, just ask.

00:05FAQ

Before you install.

01What is FramePilot?

A desktop video editor that runs on your own machine, with an AI agent wired into the timeline instead of bolted on beside it. Cut by hand on a multitrack timeline, or describe the change you want and let the agent make it. Either way you end up with real timeline edits you can open up and undo.

02Is FramePilot trying to replace Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve?

No. It's built for SaaS demos, screen recordings, product videos, talking-head content, and short-form edits. The editing core underneath is a real one, but if you're grading a feature film or compositing in After Effects, this isn't the tool yet.

03What happens when the agent edits my project?

The model never writes to your project file. It calls tools that emit typed timeline operations, and those get validated before anything reaches the project. What lands on your timeline is the same kind of edit you'd have made by hand, which is exactly why undo works on it.

04Is my footage private?

Your footage, projects, and renders stay on your machine. Some AI features can call a hosted provider, but only one you configure yourself, and you pick which. Nothing gets uploaded quietly in the background.

05How much does FramePilot cost?

$25 a month, or $199 a year, which works out to about $16.58 a month. Both get you the same editor for as long as the subscription is active.

06How does the license work?

Dodo Payments handles checkout and licensing. You get a license key after buying, activate it inside FramePilot, and manage the subscription from the customer portal linked on your receipt.

07Which platforms are supported?

It ships as a native desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. The download page always points at the newest release.

08Can I use it with external AI tools?

Yes. FramePilot runs an MCP server that hands the same guarded editing tools to any compatible MCP client, so an outside agent works through typed operations rather than around them.

09Which AI providers can I use?

Anthropic, NVIDIA, OpenRouter, Groq, Google Gemini, Ollama, DeepSeek, and a deterministic mock provider for working offline. Which features you get depends on what the provider you choose can actually do.

10Can I cancel, and is there a refund window?

Cancel whenever you like from the Dodo Payments customer portal linked on your receipt. Checkout currently comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee.