ZSky AI is a web studio for images and video. The homepage caps Pro video at 10 seconds, and the pricing table caps it at 5.
Three monthly prices, and an enterprise line beside them
The pricing page lists Free at $0, Pro at $19 a month, and Max at $99 a month. Annual billing is printed as $182.40 due today for Pro, shown as $15.20 a month, and $950.40 due today for Max, shown as $79.20 a month. Both say 20% off. The homepage uses the same three monthly prices, and it adds an Enterprise plan at a custom price, with video up to 8K. The comparison table has three columns and leaves Enterprise out.
One Pro plan, two video caps
On the homepage, the Pro card says video up to 10 seconds, at 1080p. The Max card says video up to 16 seconds, with native 4K output. The pricing table says the longest video is 5 seconds on Free, 5 seconds on Pro, and 10 seconds on Max. That table's resolution row says HD, 1080p, and 4K. The homepage image block says generation in under 2 seconds, and a 4K maximum. The pricing image row says 720p on Free, 1080p on Pro, and 4K on Max. The homepage video block says about 8 seconds to generate, at 1080p. The introduction says HD video with synchronized audio in 30 seconds on the free tier, 1080p on Pro, and 4K on Max. A stat on the same page says average latency under 3 seconds. The homepage counts 12+ AI models. The pricing table says all 50+ styles on every tier.
Unlimited generation, and a monthly API counter
Both pages say generation is unlimited on Free, Pro, and Max, with no counters and no caps. The Max developer API is 300 videos and 1,000 images a month, and it resets monthly. The pricing table marks that API off on Free and Pro, and on for Max. The same table checks dedicated RTX 5090 access for Free, Pro, and Max. The founder's letter, and the answer about what a generation costs, say the free tier uses the standard queue, and paid tiers unlock instant generation on the dedicated fleet. The homepage Pro card calls instant generation 2x faster. The Max card calls it the fastest, with dedicated GPU access. Several lines say there are no ads on any tier. The Pro and Max cards still list ad-free generation as a paid line. The create screen includes a slot labeled Sponsored. The homepage says the studio is self-hosted on a privately owned fleet of NVIDIA RTX 5090 GPUs, and made in the USA.
Commercial use on every plan, and a license row of crosses
The homepage introduction says full commercial use rights on every plan. The pricing free banner says commercial use is included. The comparison checks personal and commercial use on Free, Pro, and Max. The next row, explicit commercial license, is a cross on Free, a cross on Pro, and the word White-label on Max. The Pro card says watermark-free and commercial. The Max card says a white-label commercial license. A pricing answer says paid tiers receive an explicit commercial license, and that Max and Z Creator include white-label rights. In the page markup, a Z Creator plan is labeled hidden. Free-tier videos and images carry a small MADE WITH / zsky.ai plate. Paid plans remove it. The image watermark row says a small zsky.ai mark on Free, and none on Pro or Max.
Seven days in the table, and a cancel answer that keeps the gallery
The creations-kept row shows a cross and 7 days on Free, and while subscribed on Pro and Max. Creation storage says 7 days on Free, and indefinite while active on Pro and Max. The storage label adds a note: a 30-day backend hold after deletion, not shown to the user. The founder's letter says free-tier galleries roll off after 7 days, and paying keeps creations for as long as you subscribe. The cancel answer says that when the billing period ends you return to Free, and you keep the account, the creations, and the history. Eligible new web Pro customers may receive one 24-hour trial, with a card required, and it renews unless canceled before the exact end. A Pro trial conversion has no extra voluntary refund window. Max has no trial and is charged immediately. A first direct Max purchase may qualify within 24 hours while substantially unused, and successful API use ends that route. Apple and Google may offer a 3-day native trial that does not unlock the web.
Three official apps, and two spellings of the founder
The official-apps page lists the web studio, the Google Play app under developer Zsky.ai with package com.zskyai.app, and the App Store app id 6777188186. It names other listings as not ZSky, including a Google Play app by FutureVisionAI with package com.zskyapp.videoeditor.android. The homepage says the project was founded by Cemhan Biricik, and a line on that page says the name is also spelled Cemhan Birick. The footer says 18+ only.