What you own and how you can use the videos.
The short version: you own what you make, on every plan, with no separate commercial license to buy. This section spells out exactly what that covers and the small number of sensible limits that apply to any AI-generated content, on any tool.
No. You own the videos you make on every plan, the $1 Starter trial included, and there is no separate commercial tier to upgrade to.
The disclosure obligation sits with you as the publisher, and more platforms require it every year. ShortLoom marks every render for you: an ai_generated flag on the job and on the API payload, machine-readable XMP marking embedded in the MP4 itself, and a stable per-video content id that survives a re-upload.
Only with consent, and ShortLoom records it: a timestamped attestation stating your declared relationship to that person, kept alongside the resulting voice or avatar. Cloning a public figure or a minor is refused outright rather than logged and allowed.
ShortLoom does, from the royalty-free beds already in its music bucket - you pick a named track (or none), and you never upload or supply audio. If the chosen file is missing, the video renders without a music bed rather than substituting an unrelated one.