Questions about plans and scenes.

A scene is a finished site, shot like a film: the footage it plays, the words on it and the code behind it. Every scene has a live demo you can scroll before you do anything else.

Open the scene in the studio. Type your brand name and your words and pick your colours; the demo changes as you type, and that part is free. Then describe your character and try a take, your character in the scene's first frame, 5 credits a take. Pick the take you like and shoot the scene.

A take of your character is 5 credits. Shooting the whole scene is 130 credits for a 15 s HD still scene and 250 for a moving one. Plan credits end with each month; top-up credits keep for 90 days.

The whole scene is shot with your character in it, and your site is built from it. Credits are charged only when it is delivered; a shoot that fails costs nothing. When it is ready, switch between the original and yours, then redo any shot you want changed.

Yes. A shot is one piece of your scene, and you can redo it on its own without shooting the rest again. Its price is on the button before you start, and a redo that fails costs nothing.

The site, the footage and the code. Put the site online on your own Vercel, send the files to your GitHub, or download them. You can download them again from your account for as long as it exists.

Client work comes with Creator and Studio. Starter covers your own sites, and free scenes cover personal and portfolio use.

Open a prompt, pick the tab for your tool (Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude or Codex), press Copy and paste it as your first message in that tool. The tool builds the page. From there you ask for changes in plain words: "make the hero taller", "swap the palette to blue". Every prompt has a live demo, so you can scroll what it builds first.

Whichever you already use. Lovable and Bolt build a running site from one paste. Cursor and Codex put the code in your own project. Claude gives one finished page as a single file. The design is the same in all 5.

No. The prompts carry the design decisions, palettes, type, motion, spacing, so the tool does the crafting. If you can describe a tweak in a sentence, you can finish a site.

Free scenes copy without signing up, and with a free account you can download their footage and source. Any plan opens every scene, including new ones, and gives you credits each month to put your brand and your character in them.

Yes. A free scene's source downloads with a free account; every other scene's source comes with any plan. Each download is stamped with your account, and the limit is 5 a day.

Close, but never identical: AI tools vary between runs. The prompts pin down colours, layout, motion timings and accessibility, so results land near the demo. A follow-up message usually closes any gap.

Yes. When a demo plays video, its page lists that footage: every clip, ready to drop in. Free scenes' footage needs a free account; every other scene's footage comes with any plan. Your copied prompt also tells your tool which file goes where.

Every plan gets every new scene, and some are free for everyone. The weekly email lists each new scene; opt in from the footer, or follow @nightmarquee on X.

Plans cancel anytime from Account, Manage billing, and your plan runs to the end of the paid period. Unspent credits bought in the last 14 days are refunded in full; email support@nightmarquee.com. A refund takes back the credits that are still unspent, and what you made or downloaded stays yours to use.

Sign in with the email you used at checkout. Your plan and credits attach to that account as soon as the payment clears. If they are not on your account page, email support@nightmarquee.com with your receipt.

Pick the scene whose look and motion you like: its subject is a stand-in. The studio puts your brand on it for free, then your own character or product in a take, and shoots the rest of the scene with it.

Every demo passes the AI-look test before it goes live. The test is public: anyone can run it on any page, ours included. The footage is made with video models for that scene, never stock.

You can, and what comes back is the default look every AI tool produces. A NightMarquee prompt carries the decisions a one-line request leaves to chance: palette, type, spacing, motion timing and how the page behaves on a phone. You see the result in a live demo before you paste anything.

Yes. What you build from a prompt, and the footage, stills and site the studio shoots for you, are yours to use and sell, with no attribution on any paid plan. Client work needs the Creator or Studio plan. Only the prompt text itself stays ours. Details in the licence.

Yes, two. Free scenes copy without an account. A free account puts your brand on a scene and gives you 100 credits to try your character in the first frame.

Subscribe at a launch price and you keep it for as long as your subscription runs without a break. A new price applies to new subscriptions only, with notice on the plans page first.

Yes. The Claude variant is a plain, self-contained prompt and works in v0, Replit, Windsurf or any coding model. Claude Code, Cursor and Codex users can also pull prompts straight into the editor with the MCP server.

A small package that puts the catalogue inside Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and Codex. Search prompts and copy them without leaving your editor. Free prompts need no account; any plan opens the rest in the same session.

Studio comes with 3 seats, and Team plans are for larger teams. Email support@nightmarquee.com to set one up.

Checkout runs through Lemon Squeezy, our merchant of record. Cards and PayPal are accepted, VAT is handled at checkout, and an invoice arrives by email with every purchase.

Email support@nightmarquee.com. It reaches the founder directly, not a ticket queue.

Accounts on a plan can. Email support@nightmarquee.com with a reference or a few words on the look.