You pay a membership and then you pay more to make another video
Response from developer
Thanks for the honest feedback, and we understand the frustration. To be clear about how Boom Video works: every video is generated by AI models that are expensive to run, so we can't offer unlimited generation. Instead, videos are made with coins. A membership includes a weekly or yearly coin allowance at a much lower per-coin cost than buying coins directly, plus a member discount on any extra coins you buy. So membership isn't "pay and then pay again" — it's the cheapest way to make videos if you create regularly. For occasional use, buying coins without a membership may be the better fit. We hear that this wasn't clear enough before you subscribed, and we're working on making the pricing more transparent upfront. If you feel the membership didn't deliver value, reach out at support@theappcreek.com and we'll make it right.
FAKE
Response from developer
I hear you — paying $10 and getting a video that doesn't look like the people in your photos is a bad experience, and I'm sorry. Face likeness is the one thing Boom has to get right. Email me at support@theappcreek.com and I'll personally re-run your video, and if it still doesn't land, I'll make sure you get your refund sorted. Clear, well-lit, front-facing photos of each person usually make a big difference, and I'd like the chance to prove that to you. — Gordon, Boom Video
Fun!
Response from developer
That's exactly what we're going for — thanks for taking the time to leave this! If there's ever a video style or template you wish Boom had, email me at support@theappcreek.com and there's a good chance it ends up in the app. — Gordon, Boom Video
Facial
Response from developer
Thanks for the honest feedback, and I'm sorry the video missed — when you've paid for something, "doesn't look like me" is the last thing you want. Getting the face right is the thing we care about most in Boom, so I don't want to leave it here. Email me at support@theappcreek.com and I'll personally re-run yours and make it right — a clear, front-facing photo usually gets us most of the way, and I'd genuinely like the chance to show you what it can do. — Gordon, Boom Video
