Kinetic typography prompt — pricing words film

<direction> An 8-second kinetic pricing film for FLOWBASE, 1280x720 landscape. Headline stacks in two deliberate lines: ONE PRICE. (white) / EVERY FEATURE. (accent). The price $14 counts up 0→14 with a cubic ease-out and settles; / MONTH fades in beside it. One feature slot under the price cycles three lines — NO SEATS. / NO TIERS. / NO SURPRISES. — each fading in on its own window. A trial CTA pill pops last, with a small note that the pricing is fictional. Banned: real pricing claims for real products, glows, gradients, strikethrough 'was' prices, countdown timers, more than three cycle lines. </direction> <structure> Headline frames 10–26. Count frames 40–78. / MONTH frames 82–96. Cycle windows: 98 / 138 / 178 (switch on those frames, 12-frame fades). CTA frames 196–216. Hold to 240. </structure> <build> One Remotion component (React), useCurrentFrame + interpolate, all ranges clamped. The cycle index and its fade window must be derived from the SAME frame table — if the switch frames and fade frames disagree, a word sits invisible. </build> <gotchas> The first render had the price sitting ON the headline: at 92px the one-line headline wrapped, and the price block — positioned for one line — overlapped the wrap. Measure the wrapped height (two lines ≈ 2× the line-height) before placing anything under a headline, or split the headline into deliberate lines as we did. </gotchas> Before you finish: step through the timeline at five points and fix anything that overlaps, clips the frame, or drifts off the beat grid.