44 second animation

I have a 44 second uninterrupted speech video, shot for AI motion capture specs. Using the free account I have been able to upload a metahuman body in TPose to use as the goal. Sadly the free account forces you to use up some seconds doing a learning phase, but regardless, the 20 second limit won't cut it. I have discovered that running the videos in shorter pieces don't blend together well because the origin changes, so this needs to be processed as an unbroken 44 second clip. Nearest I can calculate using the early-2000's-cellphone-plan-inspired pricing sheet, I need 88 credits (because head rotations (obviously necessary) and hand animation (necessary but not great) take an additional 0.5 credits each) to animate and a per clip that doesn't have a 20 or 30 second limit. If I'm to do this once, as a test, it appears that the 'professional' tier, at $117 is the cheapest option. It is the first tier that offers greater than 30 sec clip restrictions, but also contains many features I don't require. 

From a testing perspective, $117 is pretty steep for a single shot. Of course after processing that I have 11.75 minutes left over of processing time, but for now I'd have no use for it. As well, my use case only requires metahuman body animation,  for which I only require a single customer character (as the fbx animation gets applied to any metahuman after the processing is downloaded from DM). Though I suppose that all the metahuman variations (16) could be uploaded to cover the gamut.

My question(s) are, is there another way to get this single 44 sec clip run through the system? it was originally shot at 4k 120 - how much of difference does that make in terms of the result it delivers? 

I personally hope that deepmotion, wonder studio, move.ai, etc stop circling this obfuscated 'credit' system with this restriction and that, and abandon the same confusing monthly contracts reminiscent of the early days of cell phone plans. Make motion processing $1 per minute with no other restrictions. Provide all 16 metahuman skeletons, unreal 4 mannequins, unreal 5 Manny (male and female), Character creator 4 skeleton (male and female), and whatever other popular formats (c4D, Unity etc.) as available pre-targeted downloadable for the customer. The way this works now, even the 'studio' option isn't actually appropriate for a studio. Any studio production would be doing all the motion capture in a chunk rather than spreading it out across months, doing a bit at a time. Anyway, I hope as this AI motion culling tech improves that the business that surrounds it does as well.