A 30-second ad with eight shots — assume six seconds of video per shot on average, plus image references for the cast and locations, plus a voice track. Video is the big spend: forty-eight seconds of finished video at 20 credits/sec is around 1,000 credits. Image and voice work for the same project usually lands under 500 credits combined. So the all-in cost for a 30-second ad first cut is typically 1,000–1,500 credits — comfortably inside Studio's monthly inclusion.
A 90-second hero film with three scenes and twelve shots runs roughly three to four times that — 4,000–5,000 credits, still inside Studio for a single hero project per month, or comfortably inside Pro for an agency running several in parallel.
A multi-market localised version reruns only the parts that change per region. The locked master stays locked, so the second market usually costs a fraction of the original — often 200–400 credits per regional variant for a 30-second ad. See video localization for what stays locked and what changes.