Pay for Fastlane

One thing to clear up first, because it causes real confusion: this Fastlane is not the open-source fastlane build tool that iOS and Android developers use to automate screenshots, code signing and App Store releases. They share a name and nothing else. Fastlane’s own FAQ answers that exact question. If you came here looking for the developer tool, it is free and does not take payments at all.

Fastlane’s public list prices (checked 2026-09-24) run in four tiers, billed monthly or yearly, with yearly billing advertised at 20% off. Free costs nothing and gives you Blitz mode, 10 AI Studio credits and a limited slice of the content library — enough to see whether the generated posts sound like your product. Starter is $29 a month for 20 content saves, 250 AI Studio credits, one workspace, 25 AI UGC characters and publishing to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn. Growth is $49 a month and is the tier most small teams land on: 100 content saves, 500 credits, unlimited connected socials, three workspaces, 500-plus AI UGC characters and 100 human UGC videos. Pro is $149 a month for unlimited content saves, 2,000 credits, unlimited scheduling, ten workspaces, 2,000-plus human UGC videos and multi-language content.

The number that actually governs your bill is credits, not saves. Fastlane charges 4 credits per generated image and 10 credits per second of generated video, so a single ten-second clip is 100 credits — a fifth of a Growth plan’s monthly allowance. Plan your month around that arithmetic before you pick a tier. Credits are also use-it-or-lose-it: the terms say they may expire, reset or be forfeited at the end of the billing cycle and do not roll over unless Fastlane has agreed otherwise in writing. Separately, the managed-accounts add-on is priced per account at $100 a month plus $1.50 for every post uploaded, and it requires an active Fastlane subscription underneath it.

To pay, open the pricing page or your billing settings, pick the plan and add the card. Subscriptions renew automatically at the start of each billing cycle, so the useful habit is to top the Mehbit card up before the renewal date rather than after — the card itself is accepted, and an empty balance is the only thing that stops the charge. Upgrading mid-cycle is charged pro rata straight away; downgrading takes effect at the next cycle. Cancelling stops the next renewal but leaves your access running to the end of the period you already paid for.

Read the refund terms before you commit to a year. Fastlane’s terms say fees are generally non-refundable once the service starts being delivered, and they spell out what does not qualify: changing your mind, credits you did not use, and being unhappy with what the AI produced. Refunds, partial refunds, account credit or a service extension are offered at Fastlane’s discretion for a material service failure or a billing error. We did not find any restricted-country or export clause in Fastlane’s terms, but the platform publishes to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn, and each of those has its own account rules that Fastlane does not override. Start monthly, confirm the generated content is usable for your product, and only then consider the yearly discount.