Welcome to the Premium Studio

When you're done

You'll have a Rogue Studio account on the Starter plan, you'll know exactly what each of its three suites does, and — more important than anything else in this lesson — you'll know the credit rules that separate creators who produce daily from creators who burn their balance in one confused afternoon.

Why this matters

Everything you've built so far runs on Bopgpt: her identity, her calendar, her publishing, her DMs. What Bopgpt doesn't do yet is premium content — the explicit, high-production image and video work that Phase 6 sells. That's what Rogue Studio is for. Rogue's own billing — "the most powerful uncensored AI platform on the planet" — held up to everything we threw at it building this section, and it's the same engine that will power Bopgpt's premium generation natively (the integration is being built now — Rogue's API is landing inside Bopgpt). Until that ships, you use Rogue directly, in its own tab. Same ecosystem, one extra login.

Two things before you touch anything:

1. Her home is still Bopgpt. Rogue is her studio — she goes there to shoot, then the content comes home to her Bopgpt vault and out through the publishing engine you already run. Nothing about your daily system changes; this section adds a premium wing to it.
2. Credits are real money. Rogue is pay-per-generation, and video costs a serious multiple of images — our four-image premium set ran 80 credits while one five-second clip ran 540, and long scripts run into the thousands. The platform is generous where it matters (a lot is free — you'll see), but nobody on the team will bail you out of a 2,000-credit video you generated by accident. This lesson's rules exist so that never happens to you.

The steps

1. Create your account. Sign up here: {{LINK: rogue-affiliate — Rogue Studio signup}}. Use the same email as her Fanvue and Bopgpt accounts — one identity across the stack, same as Lesson 0-2.

2. Pick the Starter plan — $19.99/month, 4,500 credits. That's the right size while you learn: this whole section's shoot list (character build, premium set, one edit, one test video) costs under 1,500 credits when you follow the lesson recipes. Scale plans exist when her revenue justifies them — Rogue even runs a Fanvue-partnered plan for professional creators and agencies — but do not start there. Start where mistakes are cheap.

3. Learn the map — three suites, one drawer. Every screen in Rogue is one of three suites, switched at the top of the project view:

On the right of every suite is the Model Drawer — the AI models available in that suite. Each model card shows its price and an info panel with strengths and weaknesses, and each model has its own preset pills above the prompt box: pre-written, professionally-tuned prompts you click instead of writing. The pills are not decoration. They are how experienced Rogue creators work, and every lesson in this section uses them.

4. Memorize the credit rules. These five rules are the difference between a $19.99 month and a $200 month:

• Character models are FREE. Building her (next lesson) costs nothing, and you can build as many characters as you want. Training is free, unlimited.
• Failed generations never charge you. If moderation blocks a prompt or a render fails, the credits come back. Experimenting with prompts is safe; only successful renders bill.
• Images are cheap, video is not. A premium image set: ~80 credits. An agentic edit: ~70. Five seconds of 480p video: ~540. Long preset scripts: thousands — the price is always printed on the Generate button. Read the button before you click it. That number is the lesson.
• 480p first, always. Test every video idea at 480p and the shortest duration before you spend on resolution or length. It's usually more than good enough to judge — and often good enough to ship.
• Videos are free image packs. You can scrub any generated video and save any frame to your library at zero cost. One 540-credit clip is also 3–4 free stills you'd otherwise shoot for. (You'll use this trick in r-4.)

5. Bookmark the two resources that answer everything. Rogue ships a 111-page Playbook (roguestudio.ai/playbook) — the canonical technique reference — and a set of official tutorial videos under Tutorials in the app. These lessons teach you the working spine and link you into both for depth. Also join the Telegram community (linked in the app): the team posts finished videos with their full metadata, so you can copy exact settings instead of burning credits experimenting.

6. Know the two phrasing rules before your first prompt. Rogue is uncensored for adult work, but moderation still enforces baselines. The two that trip up every new user: always write "woman", never "girl" (auto-block, even in innocent contexts — "girl next door" included), and never use a celebrity name in a prompt or character description. If a generation gets blocked, you're charged nothing — reword and rerun. The moderation troubleshooting page in the Playbook (p41) covers the rarer cases.

Do it now

~15 minutes, most of it the signup flow.

• Account created via the Lab link, same email as her Fanvue + Bopgpt
• Starter plan active — 4,500 credits showing top-right
• Clicked into all three suites once (Image, Edit, Motion) and opened the Model Drawer in each
• Watched Rogue's crash-course video (Tutorials → Rogue 101)
• Joined the Telegram community
• The five credit rules read twice

You're done when

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