When we launched **Nexus Transcripts for YouTube**, our goal was to build a clean, desktop subtitle utility that values your time and system resources. We wanted to eliminate the frustration of using slow, ad-ridden web scrapers, replacing them with a focused native app that transcribes videos locally in seconds. Built with Tauri and Rust, the entire application is under 5MB, maintaining a minimal resource footprint.

To ensure that everyone can experience the speed of the desktop interface, every new user starts with **100 free credits** upon signing up. Today, we are introducing **Flexible Refill Packages** to give you high-value options as your reading and transcription needs grow.

Flexible Refill Tiers

Whether you transcribe occasional guides or process large libraries of lectures, we have designed three new refill packages to suit your workflow:

• Starter Refill ($10): Adds 1,000 credits to your balance. This is perfect for standard, occasional transcription needs, allowing you to process up to 100 short tutorial clips.
• Pro Refill ($50): Adds 5,500 credits to your balance. This tier includes **500 bonus credits** (a 10% value bonus) and is the **Popular** choice for research professionals and heavy readers.
• Power Refill ($200): Adds 23,000 credits to your balance. This tier includes **3,000 bonus credits** (representing our **Best Value** package with a 15% value bonus) designed for teams and heavy users who transcribe content daily.

Fair Utility Billing Guarantee

We believe you should only pay for successful outcomes. Our **"No Transcript, No Charge"** billing policy remains a core pillar of the app. If a video lacks subtitle tracks, or if a download fails, your credit balance is never adjusted. Credits are only deducted when you successfully download your structured transcript document.

In addition, credit usage scales directly with the length of the video, meaning you are never overcharged for transcribing short clips. You can adjust the slider on our interactive calculator to see exact credit estimates before performing any downloads.