Orshot

Before you connect

Requires an Orshot account and workspace authorization. Connecting is free, but generation uses plan credits. The free tier includes 100 monthly render credits, 50 one-time AI credits, one workspace, and no extra team seats. One render credit covers an image, a PDF page, or one video second, though video availability depends on the plan. Unused credits do not roll over. Social publishing is listed at an additional US$12 per social account per month. Paid subscriptions renew automatically, taxes are extra, and enabled add-ons or overages may add charges. Cancellation stops the next renewal without refunding the current period. The new-subscription refund FAQ requires a request within 24 hours and no more than 50% of credits used. Tools can change templates and assets, spend credits, run ongoing automations, and draft, schedule, or publish to connected social accounts. Agent actions count as account-holder actions. Rendering needs no social connection; publishing requires a connected destination account. Orshot says templates, uploads, renders, and workspace data are not used for AI training. However, prompts and necessary images, text, or scripts go to model providers, and configured workflows send outputs to selected destinations. Usage logs and website/app session recordings are collected. Content remains until account deletion is requested; canceling a subscription does not delete it. Temporary copies from connected sources are generally deleted within three days. Brand data read from public websites may be reused across workspaces and displayed publicly. Publicly shared templates grant Orshot and other users reuse and modification rights. Custom MCP setup mentions connector/developer mode, but that does not establish the same ChatGPT plan requirement for the public directory app. Actual account availability was not tested. Users must be 18 or older. Relevant chat and memory may reach connected apps under maker terms and privacy policies; ChatGPT training preferences do not guarantee third-party behavior.