Pay for Runway with Crypto

Runway's self-serve plans are meaningfully different: Standard includes 625 monthly credits, Pro includes 2,250, and Unlimited keeps 2,250 credits while adding unlimited generations in Explore Mode. SolCard is useful when you want to move between those billing levels without changing the checkout flow.

Users on Standard, Pro, and Unlimited can buy extra credits from the Plans & Billing page, and Runway says the minimum purchase is 1,000 credits. Those purchased credits do not expire, which is useful when one client project runs long but you do not want a full tier upgrade.

Runway charges per editor, so every teammate added to a workspace is billed at the same monthly or annual rate as the admin's plan. The important nuance is that all editors share one plan credit pool, so extra seats solve collaboration access, not credit volume.

Runway advertises yearly billing at a 20% discount, but annual subscribers still receive fresh plan credits every month based on their billing day. SolCard lets you pay that upfront yearly charge with crypto while keeping the same monthly credit rhythm inside the app.

Runway's help center says web app plans and credits are completely separate from API credits. That matters if you create in the Runway app and build against the API, because a paid web subscription does not cover developer usage.

Web subscriptions can be changed from Runway's billing page, where you can update payment details and download invoices. If you subscribe through the iOS app instead, billing is managed by Apple and Runway support cannot make the same changes for you.