There's no subscription and no free-vs-pro tier split by feature. The split is by what the backend has to do: reading a TikTok page costs us almost nothing, so it's free. Fetching and re-encoding a YouTube video is real compute and bandwidth, so that side is metered — and only that side.
No-watermark download, audio extraction, and direct-link copy. No account, no key, no cap — this doesn't go through the metered backend at all, it just reads the page you're already on.
Each download is charged against a traffic balance, by the actual size of the finished mp4 — not an estimate, and not if the job fails. Buy a pack once, use it until it runs out; packs never expire.
Good for trying it out — roughly 10–25 videos depending on quality.
The middle ground most people land on for regular use.
Best rate per GB, for heavy or archival use.
Prices in USD, processed by PayPal. This normally opens automatically from the extension's License panel so your device is linked to the key — opening it here works too, you'll just paste the key in manually afterward.
VDL-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX. This is what holds your traffic balance.No. A license key is valid until its traffic runs out — there's no time limit.
Up to 3 devices per key. If you need a 4th released, contact support with your key.
You're not charged. Traffic is only deducted once a video finishes successfully, based on the real file that was produced.
Sales are final — traffic packs aren't refundable once purchased. If something went wrong on our end (double charge, a bug that ate traffic, etc.), contact support and we'll sort it out directly.
Because there's nothing to meter — the extension reads the video info straight from the page you're already viewing and links you to the source file. There's no backend rendering step, so there's no cost to pass on.