Moonvalley

Moonvalley is the company behind Marey, a video model that generates image-to-video and text-to-video with directorial controls — pose transfer, camera control, motion transfer and trajectory control — plus composable layers and lighting continuity. Its selling point is clearance: the vendor's own Marey page calls it the first commercially safe video model, trained only on licensed high-resolution footage, with no scraped content and no user submissions, developed in collaboration with filmmakers and aimed at studios and brands whose output has to survive legal review.

It suits studios, agencies and brands that need that clearance position to be true, and that can work inside a partnership rather than a self-service signup. It suits less well anyone expecting to buy a cheap subscription or try it free: the same pages read on 2026-10-12 carry a notice that the company is shifting to focus exclusively on enterprise and studio partnerships and is retiring its Standard, Plus and Pro self-serve plans, with auto-renewals stopping on 23 March 2026. Anyone wanting a consumer-priced tool, a free tier, or a guaranteed path from a card payment to a render should treat this vendor as a sales conversation, and anyone who needs a defensible position on training data should still read the licences rather than the marketing sentence.

Not verified: no video was generated here, so the quality, control and consistency claims are the vendor's, and the licensed-data claim is reported as the vendor's own description rather than an audited fact — the underlying footage licences were not read and no indemnity terms were examined. The homepage and the Marey page were read on 2026-10-12; the pricing path returned a 404 that redirects to the homepage, so no plan details, prices or free-tier terms were read, and the cost of access is unknown here. The pages read do not state which version of Marey the service runs — third-party coverage linked from the homepage refers to Marey Realism v1.5 on other platforms — so the current release was not established. Whether existing self-serve customers keep access after the retirement date, what happens to work already generated under those plans, API availability and region coverage were not checked.