License terms
A clear lifetime license, with AI usage billed separately.
Review the license scope, platform requirements, refund behavior, installer security notes, and separate AI provider billing before activating your license key.
License scope
- One license key activates one Aon Pro Studio lifetime desktop license.
- The license covers the Aon Pro Studio software, not third-party AI usage.
- License-key activation is required inside the Windows or Apple Silicon Mac app.
Requirements
- Windows 10/11 and Apple Silicon Macs (M1 or later) are supported.
- AI generation, transcription, billing checks, and license verification need internet access.
- OpenAI is required for core AI work. For TTS you can choose from four providers - OpenAI, MiniMax, ElevenLabs, and Typecast - and MiniMax also adds optional image-to-video workflows and the high-quality production mode.
- Aon Pro Studio is distributed as a Windows EXE and a macOS DMG. Security tools may scan, warn, quarantine, or block a new build depending on local policy.
Updates
Product updates and future major versions are included with the lifetime license. Provider model availability, pricing, account access, and rate limits are controlled by each AI provider.
Refunded license keys
If an order is refunded, the related license key may be deactivated. Refund eligibility and timing follow the policy of the purchase platform.
Installer security prompts
Download Aon Pro Studio only from an official purchase or product link. If Windows Security, SmartScreen, or antivirus software flags the EXE, check release details, verify any published checksum or version notes, and contact support before proceeding. On managed company PCs, ask your IT administrator rather than disabling endpoint protection globally. On macOS, confirm the DMG came from the official link before using the Privacy & Security settings to allow the app.
Separate AI provider costs
OpenAI API usage fees are not included in the license price. MiniMax, ElevenLabs, and Typecast usage is also billed separately if you enable them for higher-quality TTS, and MiniMax for image-to-video and the high-quality production mode. Review the API cost guide before running large batches.