Repic is open. You can start today.
The waitlist is gone – create an account, answer a short brief, and the studio builds your brand kit while you watch.
Free to start, and every tool on every plan.
Sign upWhat signing up gets you today
You get a working studio, not a place in a line. In the first few minutes an account gives you:
A brand profile built from a short brief. You answer a handful of questions – most of them optional – and Repic turns the answers into a 31-field Brand Persona that everything else reads from. You can skip the whole thing and fill it in later; nothing is locked behind finishing it.
A brand kit, generated for you. Palette, typography, logo direction and a written strategy, drafted from your answers and regenerable as often as you like. Nothing is final until you say so, and every part of it can be edited by hand.
Credits to make real work with. A new account holds 20 image credits, 80 video credits and 50 content credits. The video grant is deliberately sized to cover one complete video clip, and it is read from what a clip costs rather than written down, so if that price moves the grant moves with it.
Every tool, on every plan. A plan carries credit amounts and nothing else – it sets how much you can make, never which tools you get. There is no feature tier to climb.
A studio that makes finished things. Carousels, static posts and stories come out as real assets – image, headline, caption and hashtags – that you can download, edit, or send out for review.
What's live today, and what's rolling out.
This table is generated from the product's own capability registry, not typed by hand, so it cannot quietly go out of date. Live means built, deployed, and available to your account now. Rolling out means the pipeline works and is being widened deliberately – capacity being ramped, not a feature that does not exist yet. Generation pipelines covers carousels, static posts and stories, which share one pipeline and therefore one row. Nothing here is a promise about the future: a capability that is not listed is simply not something we are claiming today.
What your credits actually buy
Credits are the one place a signup page usually gets vague, so here is the arithmetic.
Brand kits, carousels, static posts and stories do not draw on credits at all. They are not metered.
Generating in the image and video studio does, when credit metering is on: 4 credits per image, 80 per video clip, and 1 or 2 per idea or script, depending on the model. A new account’s grant covers five images and one clip.
When metering is on, a run that would cost more than you hold does not start. You are told what it needed and what you hold, and nothing is charged.
Credits are granted when a plan starts, and they do not refill on their own yet – there is no job that tops a balance up on a billing date.
Metering is off today while Repic is free, so no run is refused for credits and nothing is deducted from your balance.
What “early access” means now that the queue is gone
It no longer means waiting. It means the product is young, and we would rather tell you than let you find out.
It is free today and nothing is charged. Paid plans are visible on the pricing page so you can see where this is going, but they are not on sale and no card is collected anywhere in the product.
Some capabilities are still being switched on account by account. That is what the status table is for. Where something is not yet on for you, you are either told plainly or simply not offered it – you should never meet a button that leads nowhere.
Not everything is finished, and the table says which. It is generated from the same source the rest of the site reads, so a badge here cannot drift away from what the app actually does.
Questions people ask before signing up
Do I need a card?▾
No. There is no card field anywhere in the product, and paid plans are not on sale.
Is there still a waitlist?▾
No – accounts are created immediately. If you followed an older link promising a place in a queue, that page was out of date, and this one replaces it.
What happens when my credits run out?▾
Brand kits, carousels, posts and stories do not use credits, so they never run out. For images, video, ideas and scripts, when credit metering is on, a run that would cost more than you hold does not start: you are told what it needed and what you hold, and nothing is charged.
Can I use this for a client's brand?▾
Yes. You can invite someone into a brand as an editor, who can create, or as a reviewer, who can view and comment. You can also send a single piece of work to someone with no Repic account at all and collect their approval on it.
What happens to what I make?▾
It is yours. Images and PDFs generated here carry a machine-readable marker in their metadata recording that they were made by AI – metadata, not a visible watermark, and not a signed provenance manifest.
Will the free plan stay this size?▾
We do not know, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can say is that nothing you have already made is taken away from you if the plan changes.
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What early access actually means here
Starting is free, you can sign up today, and the engine pages tell you which engines are finished and which are rolling out. Two of those are choices, and each of them costs us something.
Open signup rather than a queue: the waitlist is gone and accounts are created immediately. And per-engine status read from a live capability registry rather than typed into a page, because that is the only version of a status that cannot quietly become a lie.
Straight answers
When do I get access?
Immediately. Your account is created the moment you sign up - there is no queue, no batch to be placed in, and no invite email to wait for.
What will it cost after early access?
Every plan includes every tool, and plans differ only in image, video and content credits. The pricing page explains the mechanics in full, and the Refund and Billing Terms cover renewals and refunds before you ever pay.
Is my data safe in an early access product?
The published biometric policy, DPA and sub-processor list apply now, not at launch, and the consent gate is in the product today. Early access describes how finished the features are, not how seriously the data is treated.
Start with one brief.
You can be looking at a finished brand kit in about the time it took to read this page. Starting is free, nothing is queued, and everything above describes what you get today rather than what we are planning.
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