{ "example": false, "notice": "Published catalog.", "items": [ { "workflows": [ "ugc-ads", "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Arcads", "summary": "AI actors for ad creatives. Public self-serve plan stickers were not observed: the pricing URL returned 404 on 2026-10-17. The app is at app.arcads.ai.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Public self-serve plan stickers not observed. Pricing URL returned 404 on 2026-10-17. Homepage is marketing. Any charge sits behind app signup at app.arcads.ai.", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "No API docs URL and no official MCP server URL were observed. The public pricing URL returned 404 on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "arcads", "markdown": "Arcads is the AI-actor login in this batch for ad creatives, and it is the login whose public price this directory refuses to invent. The positioning line is AI actors for winning ad creatives. \"Winning\" is that job phrase. It is not a measured win rate, and this page does not turn it into one. Checked on 2026-10-17, the public pricing URL `arcads.ai/pricing` returned HTTP 404. The homepage is marketing. The app host named in the same note is [app.arcads.ai](https://app.arcads.ai). Public self-serve plan stickers were **not observed**. There is no dollar amount, no credit grant, and no \"contact sales\" price on this page, because none of those figures was copied. A later check can replace this gap. This check cannot.\n\nThis directory files the tool under YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts because that is the platform set on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). A vendor list of export presets was **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nArcads fits a buyer who already accepts an in-app price they can read on their own screen at app.arcads.ai, and who wants AI actors aimed at ad creatives. It fits a test only after that screen shows a plan name, a period, and an amount. It does not fit a budget meeting that needs a public sticker before anyone creates a login. The pricing path that should have held that sticker returned 404 on the date of this check.\n\nIt is a weak fit when the meeting needs a number that is already on a vendor pricing URL. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) publishes a web ladder and a separate API ladder on its own page, and it is the primary tool on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) publishes creator plans and an official MCP URL, on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). [MakeUGC](/tools/makeugc) publishes a one-dollar try and a yearly display. [Topview](/tools/topview) publishes annual cards and one Seedance 2.5 cell. [Synthesys](/tools/synthesys) publishes a credit ladder on synthesys.io. Synthesys and [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia) are different products. Synthesia is the training studio. None of those ladders is an Arcads price.\n\nIt is a weak fit when the work is captions on a file you already shot. That is [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or [Captions](/tools/captions). It is a weak fit when the voice is the product. That is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Use Arcads when the unit of work is an AI actor for an ad, and when you will copy the charge out of the app yourself. Use a priced neighbor when the public page has to carry the number.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe copied job is AI actors for ad creatives. That sentence is the whole feature extract. An actor-library size was **not observed**. A custom-avatar cap, a photo-to-actor path, and a video-twin path were **not observed**. Duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and a language count were **not observed**. A watermark rule was **not observed**. A product-URL import, a product-in-hand control, an ad launcher, and a batch-hook tool were **not observed**. MakeUGC's product-in-hand label and Creatify's URL-to-video row are those products' rows. They do not describe Arcads.\n\nA commercial-license sentence was **not observed**. A paid-media buy needs the license from the product, read inside the app or the terms, not from the fact that the positioning line says \"ad creatives.\" Homepage marketing was not copied as a feature list. This page does not reconstruct headlines from memory or from a third-party roundup. If the homepage claims a workflow, the next check has to quote it. This check records that the homepage is marketing, and it records the 404.\n\nThe app host is a place a price might appear after signup. Signup is not itself a price. A trial length, a free grant, and a card-required flag were **not observed**. This page will not write a zero-dollar plan to fill the hole. \"Not observed\" includes the possibility that the app shows a free tier, a paid tier, or both. The public pricing URL did not show them.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17. The public pricing URL was fetched. It did not return a plan card.\n\n| Check | Result on 2026-10-17 |\n| --- | --- |\n| Public pricing URL | `arcads.ai/pricing` |\n| HTTP status | 404 |\n| Public self-serve plan stickers | **not observed** |\n| Homepage | Marketing. Feature sentences from that page were not copied. |\n| App host | [app.arcads.ai](https://app.arcads.ai) |\n| Plan names | **not observed** |\n| Billing period | **not observed** |\n| Credit, video, or minute unit | **not observed** |\n| Trial length and trial price | **not observed** |\n| Seat price | **not observed** |\n| API docs URL | **not observed** |\n| MCP server URL | **not observed** |\n| Named video or speech model | **not observed** |\n\nA 404 is a stronger finding than a thin card. A thin card can still show one number. This URL did not serve the pricing document. The gap is not \"Enterprise is custom.\" Custom would be a copied status. The gap is that the public ladder was **not observed** at all. Contact-sales language was also **not observed**. Do not upgrade the 404 into a sales-led plan, and do not downgrade it into a free product.\n\nThis page will not import a price from a review, a forum, a comparison article, or a screenshot that is not in the batch note. Those sources were not the 2026-10-17 extract. If a blog prints an Arcads monthly figure, that figure stays off this entry until a first-party page is fetched and the number is copied with a date. The same rule bars a guess of the form \"actors tools usually cost\" anything. Usual is not a sticker.\n\nWhat to copy, later, from inside app.arcads.ai before this page can grow a price row:\n\n- The plan name as printed.\n- The amount and the currency as printed.\n- The period: monthly, yearly, or a one-time pack.\n- The unit: credits, videos, minutes, or seats.\n- Whether a struck price sits beside the amount.\n- The renewal date on the try, if a try exists.\n- The commercial-use line, if the terms show one.\n\nNone of those fields was on the public pricing URL. Until they are copied from a first-party surface, the pricing tier on this entry stays the not-observed sentence. The price chip on the tool page is the dashed not-observed state for that reason. A stack total on this site adds verified dollar lines and skips a line that says not observed. Arcads is a skip. The calculator seed that includes Creatify, HeyGen, CapCut, ElevenLabs, Kling, and Runway does not include an Arcads line, and it should not gain one from this page.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The job is specific enough to file: AI actors for ad creatives, on the UGC-ad workflow, without pretending a price came along with the job.\n- The failure mode is specific. HTTP 404 on the pricing path is a checkable status, not a vague \"pricing unclear.\"\n- The app host is named, so a buyer knows the door where a charge might appear: app.arcads.ai.\n- This entry does not invent a ladder. A budget sheet cannot quote a fake Arcads plan from ClipNav.\n- Neighbors in the same batch do have public stickers, so a buyer who needs a number today still has a path that stays inside verified pages.\n\n## Cons\n\n- No public sticker means this page cannot say whether Arcads is cheaper or more expensive than Creatify, MakeUGC, HeyGen, or Topview.\n- No credit unit means a \"cost per ad\" cannot be computed, even as arithmetic.\n- No plan names were copied. Starter, Pro, and Enterprise would be inventions if this page added them.\n- API and MCP were **not observed**. An agent cannot authenticate against a host this check did not find.\n- No model name was copied, so a shot cannot cite a generator the way Topview's page can cite Seedance 2.5.\n- Homepage marketing was not transcribed. Feature-by-feature comparison against Creatify's URL-to-video table is **not observed**.\n- The 404 is dated 2026-10-17. A page that appears later is a new check, not a price this text already knows.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Do not budget Arcads from this page. Open [app.arcads.ai](https://app.arcads.ai) and read the charge on the screen. The public pricing URL returned 404 on 2026-10-17. Public stickers are **not observed**. Write down the plan name, the amount, the period, and the unit if the app shows them. Those four fields are what a later edit of this page would need.\n2. Compare that screen with a neighbor only after the Arcads amount is in front of you. [Creatify](/tools/creatify), [MakeUGC](/tools/makeugc), [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), and [Topview](/tools/topview) each have a pricing URL that returned a page with dollars on the dates written on their entries. Their dollars are not Arcads dollars.\n3. If the app does not show a price you are willing to record, run the test on one of those priced logins instead. Finish the cut, if the file still needs a platform caption pass, in [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), Arcads is an actor-ad candidate with a blank cost line. The workflow's published monthly note uses tools whose stickers were copied, Creatify among them. Arcads does not enter that sum. Leave Arcads in the \"possible login\" pile until someone pastes a first-party amount into a dated note. Creatify remains the primary when the input is a product URL. MakeUGC is the product-in-hand try with a copied yearly display. Topview is the annual-card path with one quoted Seedance cell. Synthesys is the credit-priced marketing agent, and it is not Synthesia. Choosing among those four can be done from their pages. Choosing Arcads on price cannot be done from this one.\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), the AI-actor job is why Arcads is on the list. HeyGen remains the default when the buyer needs a public presenter price, a translation story this Arcads extract does not contain, or the remote MCP URL HeyGen prints. An Arcads twin-minute cap was **not observed**. A lesson planned as \"one actor, many languages\" cannot be costed here. [Captions](/tools/captions) is the phone-native actor and twin, with its own ladder on the Captions page. Arcads did not print a merger note, a credit stepper, or a free-row grant.\n\n[Voice publish](/workflow/voice-publish) is the wrong primary slug. No speech product was named. [Captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) is the path after an actor file exists. Safe zones and caption languages on Arcads were **not observed**. The desktop editor for that pass is still [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named in the Arcads note. The homepage was not transcribed, and the pricing URL returned 404, so there was no rate card to read. Seedance, Kling, Veo, Aurora, and any in-house actor model are **not observed**. This page does not assign Topview's Seedance 2.5 price, Creatify's Aurora rates, or HeyGen's avatar meter to an Arcads render. When a cutaway has to cite a model, generate it in a tool that prints the model. That hop is a different bill. It does not draw on an Arcads grant, because no Arcads grant was observed.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is false. The 2026-10-17 note does not mention an API plan, a base URL, an auth scheme, or a docs URL. The 404 page is not a developer portal. `mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url` and no `api_url`. The date of that absence is 2026-10-17.\n\nMarketing copy on a homepage would not become an endpoint even if this check had quoted it. It did not quote it. For a printed creator endpoint, use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or [Creatify](/tools/creatify). MakeUGC includes API on every plan and still has no docs URL stored. Synthesys mentions API keys and still has no docs URL stored. Topview lists API on higher tiers and still has no docs URL stored. Arcads is the stricter case: the extract does not mention an API at all. An agent that needs to render an actor from code should not start at arcads.ai/pricing.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the URL-to-ad studio with public web prices, a public API credit table, and an official MCP URL. Use Creatify when the brief is a product link and the budget has to be defensible from a page that returned 200. Arcads is the actor-ad job with a 404 on the pricing path.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter studio. Use HeyGen when the likeness, the translation, and a stored MCP URL are the requirement. Arcads shares the actor job at the level of one positioning sentence, and it does not share a copied price.\n- [MakeUGC](/tools/makeugc) publishes a one-dollar try, a yearly display, AdFlow counts, and API on every plan. [Topview](/tools/topview) publishes annual cards and a Seedance 2.5 720P example. Both are UGC-shaped neighbors whose pricing URLs returned a document. Arcads' pricing URL did not.\n- [Synthesys](/tools/synthesys) publishes credits, packs, and a daily-cap mention. It is a different product from [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia). Neither host is arcads.ai. Do not repair the Arcads 404 by borrowing either ladder.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor after an actor file exists. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice the Arcads note did not name. [Captions](/tools/captions) is the mobile actor edit with a ladder of its own.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### How much does Arcads cost?\n\nPublic self-serve plan stickers were **not observed**. On 2026-10-17, `arcads.ai/pricing` returned HTTP 404. The homepage is marketing, and the app is at [app.arcads.ai](https://app.arcads.ai). This page does not print a monthly amount, a yearly amount, a free tier, or a credit pack. Any charge has to be read inside the app, then copied in a later check before it can live here.\n\n### Did the pricing page fail, or was it only missing a number?\n\nThe fetch returned 404. That is a missing document, not a card with a blank price cell. Plan names, periods, and units were **not observed** because the pricing URL did not serve them. A contact-sales label was also **not observed**. The honest status is the 404 plus the not-observed sticker, dated 2026-10-17.\n\n### Can Arcads go into a monthly stack total?\n\nNot from this entry. A stack total can add a verified dollar line. Arcads has no verified dollar line. The not-observed pricing tier is a skip, not a zero. Putting a neighbor's price in the Arcads row would bill the wrong product. Creatify, HeyGen, MakeUGC, and Topview keep their own pages for that arithmetic.\n\n### Does Arcads have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nNot on this pass. `has_api` is false and `mcp.official` is false. No base URL and no MCP server URL were observed. The pricing URL's 404 does not reveal a hidden developer page. Actor renders, if the app offers them, are an in-app action until a first-party docs URL is copied.\n\n### Is Arcads the same kind of tool as Creatify?\n\nBoth sit on the UGC-ad workflow as actor or ad creatives. Creatify's page documents a URL-to-video product with published prices. Arcads' copied job is AI actors for ad creatives, and its public prices were **not observed**. A product-URL field, an ad launcher, and a credit burn on Arcads were **not observed**. Treat them as neighbors with different evidence, and price only the one whose card you actually opened.", "path": "/tools/arcads" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "autopilot", "short-form" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "AutoShorts.ai", "summary": "Faceless channel autopilot whose homepage plan JSON prices a frequency field: Free $0, Starter $19, Daily $39, Hardcore $69.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free $0 (watermark, frequency 0); Starter $19/mo or $190/yr (frequency 3); Daily $39/mo or $390/yr (frequency 7); Hardcore $69/mo or $690/yr (frequency 14); /pricing 404 — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "No official MCP server URL was observed. Homepage plan JSON did not include an API base URL. autoshorts.ai/pricing returned 404." }, "slug": "autoshorts", "markdown": "AutoShorts.ai is the faceless-channel autopilot whose public ladder is a frequency integer. On 2026-10-17, `autoshorts.ai/pricing` returned 404. The plans were in homepage `__NEXT_DATA__` on [autoshorts.ai](https://autoshorts.ai): Free at $0 with a watermark and frequency 0, Starter at $19 a month or $190 a year with frequency 3, Daily at $39 or $390 with frequency 7, and Hardcore at $69 or $690 with frequency 14.\n\nThe editor was not opened. A figure missing from that payload is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nAutoShorts.ai fits a solo operator who wants the posting rate to be the purchase. The paid steps in the JSON are frequency 3, 7, and 14. Starter at $19 is the cheap row beside [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) (from $29, Starter card $24) and [Revid](/tools/revid) Growth at $39. Confirm the unit in the product before you treat the integer as a calendar.\n\nA blog explainer is [Pictory](/tools/pictory) or [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5). A presenter is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). Voice alone is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Seats and a shared credit pool were **not observed**.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe verified surface is four plan rows: a monthly price, a yearly price, and a frequency integer, plus a watermark on Free. This directory files it as a faceless autopilot because the plan sells a short-form cadence and the extract has no face-on-camera workflow. Script source, voice, generation method, and connected accounts are **not observed**.\n\nFrequency is the only capacity number. There is no minute pool, credit grant, or duration cap. Frequency 0 does not buy a positive cadence. What zero does in the app, and whether paid plans remove the watermark, was **not observed**.\n\nYouTube, TikTok, and Shorts are directory platforms for a product named AutoShorts. The JSON listed no destinations. The same day, [Revid](/tools/revid) named TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, and [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) named YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, and X. Resolution, languages, commercial rights, and a card requirement on Free are **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 from homepage `__NEXT_DATA__` on [autoshorts.ai](https://autoshorts.ai). `autoshorts.ai/pricing` returned 404, so quote the JSON only.\n\n| Plan | Monthly | Yearly field | Frequency | Watermark |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | **not observed** | 0 | Recorded on this row |\n| Starter | $19 | $190 | 3 | **not observed** |\n| Daily | $39 | $390 | 7 | **not observed** |\n| Hardcore | $69 | $690 | 14 | **not observed** |\n\nEach yearly field is exactly ten times the monthly sticker. Twelve payments would be $228, $468, and $828. The JSON did not call that gap a discount. How checkout bills $190, $390, or $690 was **not observed**.\n\nThe unit on frequency was **not observed**. No FAQ defined it. This directory reads 3, 7, and 14 as posts per week. Daily at 7 lines up with a one-a-day week. Hardcore at 14 lines up with two a day. Dividing a sticker by an assumed post count would invent a per-post price.\n\nSame-day neighbors use other meters. [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) marketed plans from $29 and showed Starter at $24 with 500 credits and about three posts a week. [Revid](/tools/revid) Growth is $39 a month, or $32 a month on the yearly price, for 2,000 credits and 3 workers. Daily is also $39 a month and buys frequency 7. Revid Ultra is $199 a month, or $166 a month on the yearly price, for 12,000 credits and 10 workers. Hardcore is $69 a month. Picture quality was **not observed**. Prices above Faceless.so Starter, and any AutoShorts top-up, seat, rollover, or separate trial, were **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Four named plans, including a $0 row, were in homepage JSON on a day when `/pricing` returned 404.\n- Yearly fields are exact tens of the monthly sticker: $190, $390, and $690, with no \"save up to\" line.\n- The paid meter is one integer, frequency 3, 7, or 14, rather than a credit burn the page never prints.\n- Free records both a watermark and frequency 0, so the zero-dollar row is not an unlabeled button.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Prices live in homepage app data. The pricing URL 404'd, and Free had no yearly field to cite.\n- The frequency unit was not printed. A posts-per-week reading is this directory's rule for an undefined cadence field.\n- Minutes, credits, resolution, duration, model names, commercial rights, and paid watermark status were **not observed**.\n- Connected networks were **not observed**. YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts on this page are a directory filing.\n- No API base URL and no official MCP server URL were in the check. A quality comparison against Revid or Faceless.so was **not observed** either.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Read the rows on [autoshorts.ai](https://autoshorts.ai), not the 404 at `autoshorts.ai/pricing`. Pick frequency 0, 3, 7, or 14, and confirm the unit before you pay the yearly field.\n2. Do not translate frequency into minutes or credits. If the free watermark, or the unknown paid flag, blocks a client file, move to a tool that prints the license.\n3. When the picture, voice, or captions must be specified, generate in a named model, replace the voice in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), and finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), AutoShorts.ai is the low-sticker cadence row: a frequency integer, with the script, b-roll model, and voice **not observed**. [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) named Veo, Kling, Seedance, and Wan on its plans, and its Starter card included credits. [Revid](/tools/revid) metered credits and Auto-Mode workers and named publish targets. Pick AutoShorts.ai when the choice is $19, $39, or $69 and the render can live elsewhere.\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) and [captions-cover](/workflow/captions-cover), clipping, captions, and covers were **not observed**. Those stay in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). On [ai-avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). On [ugc-ads](/workflow/ugc-ads) use [Creatify](/tools/creatify). On [voice-publish](/workflow/voice-publish), voice vendor and destination were **not observed**, so the voice stays on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named in the homepage plan JSON on 2026-10-17. AutoShorts.ai is not a documented host for [Kling](/models/kling), [Seedance](/models/seedance), [Runway Gen](/models/runway-gen), [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray), or [Veo](/models/veo). Stock versus generative footage was **not observed**. [Pika](/tools/pika), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), and [InVideo](/tools/invideo) name models or credit burns. A missing name here does not mean that model is included.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is false. No API base URL, auth scheme, docs URL, or official MCP server was observed on 2026-10-17, so `mcp.official` is false. A 404 on `/pricing` is not a developer page.\n\n[Revid](/tools/revid) printed API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan. [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) described API and a hosted MCP on higher tiers. For generation from code, use [Runway](/tools/runway), [Kling](/tools/kling), [Luma](/tools/luma), or [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Revid](/tools/revid) fits when you need credits, Auto-Mode workers, named publish targets, and API, MCP, and CLI. Growth matches Daily at $39 on a different meter. Ultra at $199 is a different budget from Hardcore at $69.\n- [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) prints credits and a post mix. Its Starter card was $24 with 500 credits and about three posts a week, against AutoShorts Starter at $19, frequency 3, and no credit line.\n- [Fliki](/tools/fliki) is voice-first text-to-video, Free at 3 credits a month, with dollar stickers **not observed**. [Pictory](/tools/pictory) and [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5) start from a written source. [InVideo](/tools/invideo) keeps a timeline. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) finishes captions.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Where did the prices come from if the pricing page 404s?\n\nFrom homepage `__NEXT_DATA__` on [autoshorts.ai](https://autoshorts.ai) on 2026-10-17. `autoshorts.ai/pricing` returned 404. Free is $0, Starter is $19 / $190, Daily is $39 / $390, and Hardcore is $69 / $690. Re-read that payload later.\n\n### What does the frequency field count?\n\nStarter is 3, Daily is 7, Hardcore is 14, and Free is 0. The extract did not name the unit. This directory reads the integers as posts per week. That reading can be wrong. Do not turn it into a per-post price.\n\n### Is the yearly field a discounted monthly rate?\n\n$190, $390, and $690 are each ten times the monthly sticker. The payload did not print a per-month equivalent. Twelve times the monthly prices would be $228, $468, and $828. How checkout bills the yearly field was **not observed**.\n\n### Does a paid plan remove the watermark, and is there an API?\n\nFree recorded a watermark. Paid removal, an API base URL, and an official MCP endpoint were **not observed** on 2026-10-17. `has_api` is false. [Revid](/tools/revid) listed API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan.", "path": "/tools/autoshorts" }, { "workflows": [ "captions-cover", "long-to-short" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "editor" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Canva", "summary": "Thumbnails, covers, and simple video packaging in Magic Studio. This environment could not render canva.com/pricing on 2026-10-17. A 2026-10-08 third-party read shows Pro at $18 a month or $144 a year, beside an unresolved US$180 a year snippet.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Official pricing page not rendered here on 2026-10-17 (403 / browser upgrade). Third-party read of canva.com/pricing dated 2026-10-08: Free $0, Pro $18/mo or $144/yr, Business $25/user/mo or $250/user/yr, Enterprise custom. Unresolved snippet US$180/yr vs US$144 — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "A creator-facing video API and an official MCP server were not observed on this pass. canva.com/pricing returned a browser-upgrade page or HTTP 403 in this environment." }, "slug": "canva", "markdown": "Canva, for this directory, is the packaging bench: thumbnails, covers, and simple video layout, with Magic Studio named on the paid design plan. It is not the clipper and it is not a video-model host. On 2026-10-17 this environment could not render [canva.com/pricing](https://www.canva.com/pricing). The fetch returned a browser-upgrade page or HTTP 403. Dollar figures below are not a live render from this directory. They come from a third-party read of that same official URL, dated 2026-10-08, plus search snippets that disagree on one yearly number. Checkout on [canva.com](https://www.canva.com) is the price you pay. A number this pass did not record is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nCanva fits an editor who already has the video and still needs a cover, a thumbnail, or a simple packaged frame for YouTube, TikTok, or Shorts. The third-party read describes Pro as a single user with Magic Studio and Brand Kits, and Business as a per-user plan with no seat minimum. That shape matches a solo poster who designs the cover, and a small team that shares brand assets, better than it matches a studio that needs to generate the picture from a prompt.\n\nThe cut, the reframe, and burned-in captions belong in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A long recording that still needs candidate clips belongs on [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) or, when the priority is caption styling on a per-member plan, on [Submagic](/tools/submagic). A narrated explainer from a blog or a URL belongs on [Pictory](/tools/pictory). A short that is created and posted on a worker plan belongs on [Revid](/tools/revid). A presenter belongs on [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). A cast-led product ad belongs on [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A voice with no layout belongs on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Each of those tools can still land here for the image that sits in front of the file.\n\nThe home workflow is [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). [Long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) is the upstream path: the clip is chosen there, and the cover can still be made here.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe job in this batch is packaging, not generation. Magic Studio, Brand Kits, and a shared monthly AI allowance are named on the Pro description in the 2026-10-08 read. An AI Pass is named as an add-on. The allowance has no number. The AI Pass has no price. What \"limited AI\" means on the free plan, in generations or in credits, was **not observed**. Individual models inside Magic Studio were **not observed**. Export sizes for a thumbnail, a safe-zone overlay, and a maximum video length inside Canva's own editor were **not observed**, because the official pricing page did not render and the third-party note did not itemize them.\n\nFree is described as $0 with limited AI. Pro is described as a single user. Business is described as having no seat minimum and as the plan that replaces legacy Teams. The legacy Teams price was **not observed**. Enterprise is custom, and the custom bundle was **not observed**. A watermark rule, a commercial-use sentence, and a storage cap were **not observed** in the note this page is allowed to quote.\n\nThis page does not treat Canva as the place a long podcast becomes twenty shorts. That job is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) or [Submagic](/tools/submagic), with [CapCut](/tools/capcut) when the segment is already known. Canva enters after a frame, a title, or a brand kit is the missing piece.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nThis environment could not render [canva.com/pricing](https://www.canva.com/pricing) on 2026-10-17. Lead with that. The table is a third-party freshness note (Stackaible) dated 2026-10-08, reading the official pricing page. It is not a screenshot taken in this directory.\n\n| Plan | Third-party read of canva.com/pricing, 2026-10-08 |\n| --- | --- |\n| Free | $0, limited AI. The limit is **not observed** as a number. |\n| Pro | $18/mo monthly. $144/yr annual, described as about $12/mo effective. Single user. Magic Studio, Brand Kits, a shared monthly AI allowance, and an AI Pass add-on. Allowance size and AI Pass price are **not observed**. |\n| Business | $25/user/mo. $250/user/yr annual. No seat minimum. Described as the replacement for legacy Teams. The old Teams sticker is **not observed**. |\n| Enterprise | Custom. Included seats and AI limits are **not observed**. |\n\nThe same research pass also recorded official search snippets. One canva.com/en/pricing extract showed US$180 a year for Pro. Another showed US$144. Those two snippets conflict with each other. The 2026-10-08 third-party read of the page itself is the $144 yearly figure, next to $18 a month. This page does not average $180 and $144. It does not invent a third yearly price. Checkout is the source of truth. Until you open a signed-in checkout, hold $144 and $180 as two observations, and hold the third-party monthly and per-user figures as the planning quote from 2026-10-08.\n\nTwo multiplications keep the yearly bills from being misread as \"the monthly price times twelve.\" They are arithmetic on the third-party figures, not a second vendor sentence. $144 divided by 12 is $12, which matches the note's \"about $12 a month effective.\" $18 times 12 is $216, so the $144 yearly figure is a different amount from twelve months of the $18 sticker. $25 times 12 is $300, so the $250 per-user yearly Business bill is a different amount from twelve months of the $25 sticker. The unresolved US$180 yearly snippet stays a yearly observation. This page does not convert it into another monthly plan.\n\nRegion, tax, education discounts, and a nonprofit price were **not observed** in the note. A price in a currency other than USD was **not observed** for this pass. If your checkout renders another currency, that rendering wins over both the third-party USD read and the snippets.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The packaging job is distinct from generation and from clipping, so a cover subscription does not have to be a video-model subscription.\n- The 2026-10-08 read names four rungs: Free at $0, Pro, Business per user, and custom Enterprise.\n- Pro's yearly figure and the monthly figure are both printed in that read ($144 a year and $18 a month), and $144 divided by 12 is the stated effective rate of about $12.\n- Business is quoted per user at $25 a month or $250 a year, with no seat minimum in the note, which is a readable team shape.\n- The conflicting US$180 yearly snippet is preserved as a conflict, so the directory does not pretend one search blurb settled the annual Pro bill.\n\n## Cons\n\n- This environment could not open the official pricing page on 2026-10-17, so none of the stickers were re-read from Canva's HTML here.\n- Pro yearly pricing is unresolved between the third-party $144, a snippet at US$144, and a snippet at US$180. Checkout has to break the tie.\n- The shared AI allowance and the AI Pass add-on have no prices or grant sizes in the note. A heavy Magic Studio month cannot be budgeted from this page.\n- A creator-facing video API and an official MCP server were **not observed**. An agent cannot ship shorts through a documented Canva video endpoint on this pass.\n- Thumbnail pixel sizes, video length caps, watermark rules, and commercial terms were **not observed** in the sources this page uses.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Treat checkout as the price. This environment did not render canva.com/pricing on 2026-10-17, so do not paste a sticker into an invoice from this page alone.\n2. Use the 2026-10-08 third-party read as the planning quote: Free at $0, Pro at $18 a month or $144 a year, Business at $25 per user a month or $250 per user a year, Enterprise custom. Keep the US$180 a year snippet unresolved next to the $144 observations.\n3. Make the thumbnail, the cover, or the simple packaged frame here after the cut exists in [CapCut](/tools/capcut), [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), or [Submagic](/tools/submagic). Do not use this page as a generation budget.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), Canva is the cover and thumbnail step. Captions that have to be burned into the video stay on [CapCut](/tools/capcut), where the type sits on the timeline with the edit. [Submagic](/tools/submagic) is the caption-first upload when animated shorts captions are the purchase. Canva's third-party plan note names Magic Studio and Brand Kits. It does not name a caption safe zone. Build the cover to the platform's image slot, then return to the editor that holds the moving file.\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), Canva is downstream of the clip. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) or a hand cut in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) produces the vertical. The cover, the end card, or the channel thumbnail can be designed here if the clipper did not print a cover spec. OpusClip's pricing extract did not print one. Spending a Canva seat to re-cut a podcast would miss the job this page records.\n\n[Pictory](/tools/pictory), [Revid](/tools/revid), [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Creatify](/tools/creatify), and [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) each stop at a different asset: a narrated explainer, a published short, a presenter, a product ad, or a voice. Any of those files can still need the still image Canva is quoted for. Their subscriptions do not include the Canva sticker, and the Canva sticker does not include their meters.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no image model was named in the 2026-10-08 pricing note or in the 2026-10-17 blocked fetch. Magic Studio is a product name. The shared monthly AI allowance is a meter with no published size. The AI Pass is an add-on with no published price. This page does not list Canva as a host for a named generator, and it does not invent a model id to fill the gap. When the shot has to come from a named video model, generate it in a tool that prints the model, then bring the still or the clip back for packaging. When the voice has to be a named speaker, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Packaging remains the Canva job.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is false. A creator-facing video API, with a base URL and an auth scheme for rendering or exporting shorts, was **not observed** on this pass. `mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url` and no `api_url`. The blocked pricing page is not a developer document. A design integration that this pass did not open is **not observed**, and this entry will not guess one.\n\nAgents that must render video from code should call a tool that printed an endpoint on its own check: [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Creatify](/tools/creatify), or [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) for voice. [Revid](/tools/revid) described API and MCP on its plans without a host string in that extract. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) lists Limited API Access on Pro and markets Video MCP without a server URL. [Submagic](/tools/submagic) names Business + API and did not confirm a public docs URL. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) had no public creator API. None of those facts become a Canva video API.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor for the cut, the captions, and the vertical export. Canva is the still and the simple package around that export.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) produce the short from a long file. Bring the result here when the missing piece is a thumbnail or a cover, and keep their credit meters on their own pages.\n- [Pictory](/tools/pictory) and [Revid](/tools/revid) produce a narrated video or a published short. The cover is still a separate design step when their cards do not spec one.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Creatify](/tools/creatify), and [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) supply a face, a cast, or a voice. They do not replace Brand Kits or a thumbnail file.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Why does this page show more than one Pro yearly price?\n\nThis environment could not render canva.com/pricing on 2026-10-17. A third-party read of that page, dated 2026-10-08, reports Pro at $144 a year. Official search snippets in this pass showed US$180 a year on one canva.com/en/pricing extract and US$144 on another. The conflict stays open. Checkout is the price.\n\n### Is $12 a month a separate Canva plan?\n\nNo separate $12 plan was in the 2026-10-08 note. That note describes the $144 yearly Pro bill as about $12 a month effective. $144 divided by 12 is $12. The monthly Pro sticker in the same note is $18. Pay the checkout total, not the effective-rate gloss.\n\n### What does the AI Pass cost, and how large is the AI allowance?\n\nBoth are **not observed**. The third-party read names a shared monthly AI allowance and an AI Pass add-on on Pro. It does not print a generation count, a credit count, or an add-on price. Free is \"limited AI\" with no numeric limit in that note.\n\n### Does Canva have a video API or an official MCP server?\n\nNot on this pass. `has_api` is false and `mcp.official` is false because a creator-facing video API and an MCP server URL were **not observed**. The pricing URL did not render here, and a blocked page is not an endpoint.\n\n### Does Business still require a minimum number of seats?\n\nThe 2026-10-08 read says Business has no seat minimum and that it replaces legacy Teams. The price is $25 per user a month or $250 per user a year. What legacy Teams used to cost was **not observed**. Enterprise remains custom.", "path": "/tools/canva" }, { "workflows": [ "long-to-short", "captions-cover", "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "editor", "captions", "t2v" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "CapCut", "summary": "ByteDance's short-form editor for captions, templates, and vertical cuts, with Seedance generation on paid plans.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Pro / Ultra / Teams — sticker is region-rendered (USD 19.99 / 79 / 12.49 per seat in one check; CLP 29990 / 71990 / 14995 per seat in another) — verified 2026-10-16", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "note": "No official MCP server URL was observed. CapCut pages titled around MCP did not publish an endpoint." }, "slug": "capcut", "markdown": "CapCut is the editor most Shorts, TikTok, and Reels creators already have open when a clip needs a cut, a caption, or a template. It is a product, not a model. ByteDance ships it as a timeline you can drive on the web and in mobile apps, and the paid tiers now meter generative video through Seedance rather than through a separate generation studio you have to export into.\n\nThis page is a selection note for people who publish vertical video. It is not a manual, and it does not guess at limits that the pricing page did not print.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nCapCut fits creators who already film, download, or generate footage and then need a fast finish. A YouTube creator turning a talking-head recording into Shorts, a TikTok editor who lives in auto-captions and stickers, and a small brand team that wants the same project available to more than one seat are the core audience. It is also the practical home for people who want Seedance clips inside an editor they already know, instead of learning a separate generation app and then re-importing the file.\n\nIt is a weaker fit if the job is a finished talking-head ad with a cast of stock avatars, which is closer to [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or [Creatify](/tools/creatify). It is a weaker fit if the job is a narrated voice with a cloned speaker and no picture edit, which is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). It is a weaker fit if you want a generation-first canvas that swaps Kling, Veo, and Seedance in one prompt box; that is closer to [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) or [Runway](/tools/runway). Use CapCut when the timeline, the captions, and the export are the product, and generation is one effect on that timeline.\n\nTeams that hand the same draft between a strategist and an editor should look at the Teams row rather than a stack of personal Pro seats. Solo posters who only need occasional AI b-roll can often stay on a lower paid tier and spend credits on Seedance 2.0 Mini instead of jumping to Ultra. The decision is about export discipline and credit burn, not about which logo looks more \"AI.\"\n\n## What it does\n\nCapCut is a multi-track editor aimed at short social video. Creators use it to trim, reframe to vertical, drop templates, add stickers and text, and burn in captions before posting to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, or Instagram. The public pricing page, checked on 2026-10-16, sells the paid product as access to AI features, premium templates, premium Pro features, and 1 TB of space storage, with extra monthly AI credits on Pro and Ultra.\n\nThe same page is explicit about generative length on Seedance 2.0 Mini. Pro is described as generating up to 240 seconds at 720p or 600 seconds at 480p with Seedance 2.0 Mini. Ultra is described as generating up to 1,700 seconds at 720p or 4,300 seconds at 480p with the same model. Those figures are ceilings tied to the credit grant, not a promise that every prompt will come back at that length. A help article on the same domain, also visible in this check, separates credits from the subscription: credits pay for advanced AI use such as image generation, script-to-video, and premium text-to-speech, and they cannot be spent to buy the Pro plan itself.\n\nWhat this directory did not observe on the pricing extract is a full free-tier limit table. CapCut is widely used without a paid plan for basic editing, but the page opened here led with Pro, Ultra, and Teams. Free export resolution, watermark rules, and caption quotas are therefore **not observed** on 2026-10-16. Do not treat a remembered free plan from an older review as the current allowance.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-16 against [capcut.com/pricing](https://www.capcut.com/pricing). The subscription sticker is region-rendered, so this page does not pick one currency as the global list price.\n\nOne rendering of that URL showed Pro at USD 19.99 per month, Ultra at USD 79 per month, and Teams at USD 12.49 per month per seat. A direct open of the same URL in this environment showed Pro at CLP 29990 per month, Ultra at CLP 71990 per month, and Teams at CLP 14995 per month per seat. Credit grants and the Seedance per-second lines matched across both renderings. Quote the sticker only with the currency you see at checkout.\n\nShared figures from both checks:\n\n| Plan | What the page stated | Seedance lines (first month) |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Pro | 1,200 monthly AI credits; up to 240s at 720p or 600s at 480p on Seedance 2.0 Mini; premium templates; Pro features; 1 TB storage | Seedance 2.5 from $0.12/sec; Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p from $0.007/sec |\n| Ultra | 8,645 monthly AI credits; up to 1,700s at 720p or 4,300s at 480p on Seedance 2.0 Mini; everything in Pro plus exclusive AI features; 1 TB | Seedance 2.5 from $0.18/sec; Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p from $0.009/sec |\n| Teams | 1,200 monthly AI credits per seat; Pro features for seats; brand kit; 1 TB; page said renews automatically | Seedance 2.5 from $0.12/sec per seat; Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p from $0.007/sec per seat |\n\nThe Teams card also said a signed-in visitor could save up to 80 percent. That discount was not itemized, so the saved amount is **not observed**. The per-second Seedance rates are labeled first-month rates. The renewal rate after month one was **not observed** on this page. Credits can be bought on top of the plan. They do not pay the subscription.\n\nIf you need Seedance as a standalone creator app with its own plan ladder, read [Seedance](/tools/seedance), which points at Dreamina rather than at the CapCut editor.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The timeline, captions, templates, and vertical export live in one editor, so a long-to-short cut does not have to leave the tool for a final grade of text and framing.\n- Paid plans name Seedance 2.0 Mini and Seedance 2.5 in the price card, with concrete credit grants (1,200 on Pro, 8,645 on Ultra) instead of a vague \"AI included\" line.\n- Teams is priced per seat and includes a brand kit, which matches a small channel that shares one space instead of swapping login passwords.\n- Storage is stated as 1 TB on Pro, Ultra, and Teams, which matters once drafts, captions, and generated clips pile up in the same cloud space.\n- The help center draws a hard line between credits and the subscription, so you can plan AI spend separately from the editor unlock.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The public sticker price changes with region. A USD figure and a CLP figure were both live on the same path on the same day, so a directory cannot print one \"real\" monthly price without lying.\n- First-month Seedance rates are promotional language. The price after the first month was not on the card.\n- A public creator API was not observed, so a channel that wants to generate Seedance clips from its own app cannot treat CapCut as the integration point.\n- No official MCP server URL was observed. Marketing pages that use the words \"CapCut MCP\" did not publish an endpoint a client can add.\n- Free-tier limits were not on the pricing extract. Anyone budgeting a zero-dollar workflow has to open the app and read the current gate.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Start in the CapCut editor with the long cut, the screen recording, or the stills you already have, and cut to a vertical frame before you generate anything new.\n2. Add captions and a template, then spend AI credits only on the shots you cannot film, using Seedance 2.0 Mini when the card's lower per-second rate is enough.\n3. Export for the destination platform and, if the voice still sounds wrong, replace the track in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) rather than regenerating the whole timeline.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn the long-to-short workflow (`long-to-short`), CapCut is the finishing bench. A creator pulls a YouTube episode or a livestream, marks the hook, reframes to 9:16, and burns captions in the same project. Generation is optional. The Seedance allowance on Pro is there when a gap in the source needs a cutaway, not when the whole short should be synthetic.\n\nOn captions-and-cover (`captions-cover`), CapCut is the default caption pass for TikTok and Shorts because the text lives on the timeline with the edit. Cover frames and thumbnail stills can be grabbed from the same project. This directory did not observe a separate cover-design spec on the pricing page, so treat covers as an editor task, not as a guaranteed AI feature.\n\nOn a faceless workflow (`faceless`), CapCut is the assembly step after a model has made b-roll. Generate the shots in [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), or Dreamina [Seedance](/tools/seedance), then cut, caption, and pace them here. CapCut's own Seedance credits can replace that hop when the volume fits inside 1,200 or 8,645 monthly credits.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nThe pricing page names Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2.0 Mini as the generative models attached to paid credits. Seedance is a ByteDance model family. CapCut is one creator-facing place to run it, next to Dreamina. Other models that may appear inside the CapCut product, including any image or speech models behind \"AI features,\" were **not observed** as a named list on the pricing page checked on 2026-10-16. Do not assume Kling, Veo, or a particular speech model is included just because a template looks generative.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nA public CapCut HTTP API, with a base URL and an auth scheme, was **not observed** on 2026-10-16. `has_api` is false for that reason. Pages on capcut.com that rank for \"CapCut MCP server\" read as editor landing pages. They did not publish a remote MCP URL. An official CapCut × Codex workflow exists as a connected editing path, and that is not the same thing as a documented Model Context Protocol server. Until an endpoint is printed on a developer page, MCP status stays **not observed**.\n\nIf the pipeline needs an API, leave CapCut as the human editor and call a vendor that documents one: [Runway](/tools/runway), [Kling](/tools/kling), [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield).\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Runway](/tools/runway) is the closer match when the job is generative shots plus a creative suite, with a documented API and an official MCP server. It is a worse everyday caption editor.\n- [Kling](/tools/kling) is the closer match when you want Kuaishou's own video model and a prepaid API unit price. It does not replace a TikTok timeline.\n- [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) aggregates many video models, including Seedance and Kling, behind one credit plan. Use it to test models. Use CapCut to finish the post.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) replaces the camera for avatar speech. CapCut still helps if that avatar file needs captions and a platform cut.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is CapCut the same product as Seedance?\n\nNo. CapCut is the editor. Seedance is a ByteDance video model family that paid CapCut plans expose as a credit spend. Dreamina is the other creator app that leads with Seedance. Read [Seedance](/tools/seedance) before you compare per-second rates, because Dreamina's plan card and CapCut's plan card are not the same ladder.\n\n### Can I rely on the USD 19.99 Pro price?\n\nOnly as one regional rendering observed on 2026-10-16. The same URL also rendered in CLP during this check. Checkout is the price. The credit grant of 1,200 monthly AI credits on Pro was stable across both renderings, and that grant is the more useful planning number.\n\n### Does CapCut have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nNot observed on 2026-10-16. There is no documented public API URL to put in this entry, and no official MCP endpoint was printed on the pages checked. Agent workflows should call a tool that publishes one.\n\n### Do unused AI credits buy the Pro plan?\n\nNo. CapCut's own help text says credits cannot be applied to Pro, Teams, or storage upgrades, and they are not cash. They meter AI features. The subscription is billed in real currency.", "path": "/tools/capcut" }, { "workflows": [ "captions-cover", "ai-avatar", "ugc-ads" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "captions", "avatar", "editor" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Captions", "summary": "Mobile-native AI edit with captions, an AI Twin, and actors. Free lists no generative credits. Max is $24.99/mo. Frontier steps are $69.99, $139.99, and $279.99 a month for 1x, 2x, and 4x usage. Mirage Studio is merged in, per the homepage FAQ.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free $0, generative credits None, limited trim / transitions / some media; Max $24.99/mo (Medium AI usage credits; features copy mentions 500 credits/mo); Frontier $69.99/mo, $139.99/mo, and $279.99/mo for 1x, 2x, and 4x usage; Enterprise custom — verified 2026-10-17. Annual prices not observed. API and MCP not observed.", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "No API base URL and no official MCP server URL were observed on the 2026-10-17 pricing check." }, "slug": "captions", "markdown": "Captions is the mobile-native editor in this batch for AI edits, captions, an AI Twin, and actors. The public ladder checked on 2026-10-17 is Free, Max, Frontier, and Enterprise. Mirage Studio is merged into Captions, according to the homepage FAQ. That merger is a product fact. It is not a second price list. Checked the same day, [captions.ai/pricing](https://www.captions.ai/pricing) returned HTTP 200 to a plain fetch. Dollar figures below are that page. A yearly sticker, a watermark rule, and a twin count the extract did not print are **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nCaptions fits a TikTok-native editor who wants the phone-side loop of trim, captions, and generative AI in one subscription, and a creator who wants an AI Twin or an actor without opening a desktop avatar studio first. Free is the limited non-generative slice: trim, transitions, and some media, with generative credits listed as none. Max is the first paid row, at $24.99 a month, described with Medium AI usage credits. Features copy mentions 500 credits a month. Frontier is the usage stepper, at $69.99, $139.99, and $279.99 a month for 1x, 2x, and 4x. Enterprise is custom.\n\nA desktop timeline you already know, with a reframe and everyday captions, is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A long video that must be mined for clips and a Virality Score is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip). Caption-first shorts on a per-member plan are [Submagic](/tools/submagic). A presenter studio with a translation table and an official MCP URL is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). A product URL that must become a UGC ad is [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A named voice, when the actor line does not name a speaker, is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\nThe home path for type, safe areas, and covers is [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) is the path when the AI Twin or the actor is the picture. [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads) is the path when that actor is selling. The pricing extract did not print a product-URL import. The ad fit is the actor, not a URL field this page can claim.\n\n## What it does\n\nYou edit on a mobile-native product. The batch job is the edit, the captions, the AI Twin, and the actors. Free's copied feature set is trim, transitions, and some media. The Free row's generative credit quantity is \"None.\" A watermark on Free was **not observed**. A duration cap on Free was **not observed**. \"Some media\" was not itemized. The media types inside that phrase are **not observed**.\n\nMax is $24.99 a month. The plan is described with Medium AI usage credits, and features copy mentions 500 credits a month. This page records both phrases. It does not pretend they were a single sentence that said \"Medium means 500,\" because the extract listed them as the Max description and a features mention. If they are the same grant, the product can say so in the app. A credit burn per caption, per twin render, or per actor video was **not observed**. What \"Medium\" means relative to Frontier's multipliers was **not observed**.\n\nFrontier is three monthly prices on a usage stepper: $69.99 for 1x, $139.99 for 2x, and $279.99 for 4x. The credit counts behind 1x, 2x, and 4x were **not observed**. Doubling the price does not, by itself, prove the credit math, but the pairs can be checked as arithmetic. $69.99 times 2 is $139.98, and the 2x sticker is $139.99. Those two amounts differ by one cent. $69.99 times 4 is $279.96, and the 4x sticker is $279.99. Those two amounts differ by three cents. The stepper is the price you read. The multiplication is only a check that 2x and 4x sit next to two times and four times the 1x sticker, within a few cents. It is not a vendor formula the page spelled out, and it does not reveal how many credits 1x contains.\n\nEnterprise is custom. The custom credit multiple, the seat price, and any security line were **not observed**. Annual prices for Free, Max, Frontier, or Enterprise were **not observed**. This page does not multiply $24.99, or any Frontier sticker, into a yearly bill the card did not print.\n\nMirage Studio's merger is from the homepage FAQ. What Mirage cost before the merger, and which Captions plan now holds the old Mirage features, were **not observed**. AI Twin counts and actor counts were **not observed**. A language count for captions was **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [captions.ai/pricing](https://www.captions.ai/pricing).\n\n| Plan | Price in the extract | Usage | What was stated |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | Generative credits: None | Limited set: trim, transitions, some media. |\n| Max | $24.99/mo | Medium AI usage credits. Features copy mentions 500 credits/mo. | A burn rate was **not observed**. An annual price was **not observed**. |\n| Frontier 1x | $69.99/mo | 1x usage | Credit quantity behind 1x was **not observed**. |\n| Frontier 2x | $139.99/mo | 2x usage | Credit quantity behind 2x was **not observed**. |\n| Frontier 4x | $279.99/mo | 4x usage | Credit quantity behind 4x was **not observed**. |\n| Enterprise | Custom | **not observed** | Contact path. |\n\nThere is no yearly column in this extract. A \"save on annual\" banner was **not observed**. Annual prices are **not observed**. This page does not multiply the monthly stickers into a yearly plan. Pay the monthly checkout until an annual card exists in a later check.\n\nThe one-cent and three-cent gaps on the Frontier multiples are small enough to notice and too specific to smooth over. Store $139.99 and $279.99 as printed. Do not replace them with $139.98 or $279.96. Checkout uses the printed stepper.\n\nMax's 500-credit mention and Frontier's multipliers were not tied together by a sentence in the extract. This page does not say that 1x equals 500, or that 1x equals some multiple of Max. That identity was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free, Max, and three Frontier steps each have a price or an explicit $0, so the ladder is readable before Enterprise.\n- Free states that generative credits are none, which is clearer than a vague \"limited AI\" with no unit.\n- Max prints $24.99 and the features copy mentions 500 credits a month, so a first paid month has both a sticker and a credit phrase.\n- Frontier's 2x and 4x prices sit within a few cents of two times and four times the $69.99 step, which makes the stepper easier to audit.\n- The homepage FAQ records that Mirage Studio merged into Captions, so a buyer is not sent to shop a second brand this check still treats as separate.\n\n## Cons\n\n- No annual price was on the extract. A year of Max or Frontier cannot be discounted from this page.\n- Frontier's 1x, 2x, and 4x labels have no credit quantities. \"Twice the usage\" is not a number of videos.\n- Max's \"Medium AI usage credits\" and the \"500 credits a month\" features mention are both recorded, and the burn per action was **not observed**.\n- AI Twin counts, actor counts, caption languages, and watermark rules were **not observed**.\n- API and MCP were **not observed**. A mobile editor subscription is not an agent endpoint on this pass.\n- Mirage's old price and the plan that absorbed each Mirage feature were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Read Free as $0 with generative credits set to none, and with trim, transitions, and some media. Use it to see the editor. Do not expect a twin or an actor render from a grant the row marks as none.\n2. Move to Max at $24.99 a month when you need the paid AI usage. Read it as Medium AI usage credits, and note that features copy mentions 500 credits a month. Move along Frontier when the multiplier is the limit: $69.99 at 1x, $139.99 at 2x, or $279.99 at 4x. Ignore any yearly total this page did not copy, because none was copied.\n3. If the phone export still needs a desktop timeline, a cover, or a named voice, finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) and, for the voice, in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). If the source was a long recording rather than a phone edit, start in [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) or [Submagic](/tools/submagic) instead of forcing that master through a generative credit grant.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), Captions is the mobile edit and the caption product, at the prices above. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) stays the desktop timeline when you already know the in and out. [Submagic](/tools/submagic) is the other caption-first plan, priced per member, with duration lines on its own page. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) is the long-file clipper with a credit pool and a Virality Score. Captions' copied meter is \"None\" on Free, a Medium grant with a 500-credit mention on Max, and 1x, 2x, and 4x on Frontier. Safe-zone insets and a cover spec were **not observed** on the Captions pricing extract. When the words are burned in and the frame still fails, the desktop editor is still [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), the AI Twin and the actors are why Captions is on the list. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) remains the default when the buyer needs a checked translation table, a credit card this directory read from HeyGen's own FAQ, or the remote MCP URL. Captions did not print a twin-minute cap or a language list on this pass. A multilingual lesson cannot be planned from the $24.99 sticker alone.\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), Captions fits when the ad is a phone-native actor or twin edit you are willing to spend Max or Frontier credits on. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) fits when the input is a product URL and the output is a batch of ad variations from Creatify's own credit plans. The Captions extract did not print a URL import, an ad launcher, or a commercial-license sentence. Those gaps are **not observed**. A paid-media buy needs the license from the product, not from the fact that actors exist.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 pricing extract. AI Twin, actors, Medium AI usage, and the Frontier multipliers are product words. Mirage Studio is a merged product name from the homepage FAQ, not a model card this pass can spec. This page does not list Captions as a host for a named generator, and it does not assign Mirage's old stack to Max or to Frontier. That assignment was **not observed**. When a cutaway has to cite a model, generate it in a tool that prints the model. When the speaker has to be a named voice, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Those hops spend a different meter. They do not draw on the 500-credit mention, or on 1x, 2x, and 4x, until Captions prints a model name and a burn.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is false. The pricing extract did not print an API plan, a base URL, an auth scheme, or a docs URL. `mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url` and no `api_url`. The Mirage merger does not add an endpoint. A homepage FAQ line about a merger is not a server address.\n\nFor a printed creator endpoint, use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Creatify](/tools/creatify), or [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) lists limited API access and markets Video MCP without a server URL in its extract. [Submagic](/tools/submagic) names Business + API and did not confirm a public docs URL on its check. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) had no public creator API on its check. A Captions subscription does not authenticate those products. An agent that needs to render an avatar from code should not start with this pricing page.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the desktop timeline for the cut, the reframe, and everyday captions. Captions is the mobile-native AI edit with a generative credit ladder and an AI Twin.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) start from a long video and sell clips and caption styling. Captions starts from the phone edit and the actor or twin, and its Free row does not include generative credits.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter studio with a documented API and an official MCP URL. Use HeyGen when the likeness and the translation are the asset. Use Captions when the edit is mobile and the Frontier stepper is the usage buy.\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the URL-to-ad studio. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice the actor line did not name.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Does Free include AI credits?\n\nThe Free row lists generative credits as none. The limited set that was copied is trim, transitions, and some media. Max, at $24.99 a month, is the first row described with Medium AI usage credits, and features copy mentions 500 credits a month. A twin or actor render on Free was **not observed** as a credit spend, because the grant is none.\n\n### What does Frontier 2x cost, and what does 2x mean?\n\n2x is $139.99 a month. 1x is $69.99 a month. 4x is $279.99 a month. The credit quantity behind each multiplier was **not observed**. $69.99 times 2 is $139.98, one cent under the printed 2x price. $69.99 times 4 is $279.96, three cents under the printed 4x price. Use the printed prices. The multiplication does not reveal a video count.\n\n### Is there a yearly Captions plan?\n\nNot in the extract checked on 2026-10-17. Max and the Frontier steps are monthly stickers. Enterprise is custom. This page does not turn $24.99 times 12 into a yearly plan. If the product shows an annual toggle later, that toggle is the price, and this page did not record it.\n\n### Did Mirage Studio stay a separate subscription?\n\nThe homepage FAQ says Mirage Studio merged into Captions. A separate Mirage price was **not observed** on this pass. Which current plan contains each former Mirage feature was **not observed**. Shop the Captions ladder above, and confirm the feature inside the app.\n\n### Does Captions have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nNot on this pass. `has_api` is false and `mcp.official` is false. The pricing page did not print a base URL or an MCP server URL. Max credits and Frontier multipliers are in-product usage. They are not a developer wallet this check can address.", "path": "/tools/captions" }, { "workflows": [ "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar", "tts" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Colossyan", "summary": "Doc and slide to training avatar video, with SCORM and L&D in the job. Starter is framed as free, with a $27/mo value line and no card. Professional on the yearly view is $59/mo after 34% off, plus $30/mo per added member. The monthly Professional sticker was not extracted.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Starter framed Free, $27/mo value copy, no card, 20 min/mo NEO, 15 custom avatars + 3 voices; Professional yearly -34% at $59/mo (+$30/mo per additional member); monthly Professional list not observed; custom avatar green-screen add-on $1000/year; NEO2 pack 600 min for $1,500/year on Professional yearly — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "API is mentioned in feature lists. No API base URL was extracted. No official MCP server URL was observed." }, "slug": "colossyan", "markdown": "Colossyan turns a document or a slide deck into a training avatar video. The batch job is L&D, including SCORM, and the public meter that was actually copied is minutes of NEO plus a yearly member price. Checked on 2026-10-17, [colossyan.com/pricing](https://www.colossyan.com/pricing) returned HTTP 200. Starter is framed as free and also carries the words \"$27/mo\" and \"No credit card\" as value copy. That $27 line is not a charge this page will put on an invoice. The monthly Professional sticker, apart from the yearly $59 display, was not clearly extracted. It is **not observed**. Anything else the HTML did not yield is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nColossyan fits a trainer who already has a doc or a PowerPoint and wants an avatar to deliver it, and a team that can add members at the price printed on the yearly Professional card. Starter, framed as free, is the no-card entry: 20 minutes a month of NEO, 15 custom avatars, and 3 voices in the extract. Professional on the yearly view is the paid row, at $59 a month after a stated 34% reduction, plus $30 a month per additional member.\n\nA creator who wants a personal talking head for TikTok, with no course and no SCORM package, is closer to [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). A shop pasting a product URL is closer to [Creatify](/tools/creatify) on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). A narrator with no presenter belongs on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). The finished lesson still needs a frame and captions in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A long recording, as opposed to a slide deck, becomes clips in [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) or [Submagic](/tools/submagic).\n\nSCORM and L&D are the positioning of this product in the batch. The pricing extract did not itemize which plan unlocks a SCORM export. That plan gate is **not observed**. Read the feature list in the product before you promise a SCORM export.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe observed production meter is NEO minutes. Starter's extract gives 20 minutes a month of NEO, 15 custom avatars, and 3 voices. Professional's yearly FAQ line gives 30 minutes a month of NEO, and then a second bucket that begins \"10 min\" and is cut off in the notes. The rest of that second bucket, including its unit, is **not observed**. This page will not finish the sentence. It will not guess that the second bucket is NEO2, a language, or a translation minute.\n\nAn extra NEO2 pack is a separate observed product: 600 minutes for $1,500 a year, on Professional yearly. Whether NEO2 is a higher-fidelity engine, a second voice, or only a minute pack was **not observed** beyond the pack name and the price. A smaller pack was **not observed**. Whether a monthly Professional subscription can buy the pack was **not observed**, because the monthly Professional sticker itself was not clearly extracted.\n\nA custom avatar green-screen add-on is $1,000 a year. What the shoot requires, how many avatars that fee buys, and which base plan must be active were **not observed**. The $1,000 figure is the observed price. It is not a description of the avatar.\n\nAPI appears in feature lists. The list did not yield a base URL or a plan name next to the mention in the notes used here. MCP was **not observed**. Resolution, a language count, a watermark rule, and a maximum length per video were **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [colossyan.com/pricing](https://www.colossyan.com/pricing).\n\n| Line | What the extract showed | Allowance | Gap |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Starter | Framed Free. Value copy \"$27/mo\" and \"No credit card.\" | 20 min/mo NEO. 15 custom avatars and 3 voices. | $27 is a value line in that framing, not a second price this page treats as a charge. |\n| Professional, yearly view | -34%, **$59/mo**, plus **$30/mo** per additional member | FAQ: 30 min/mo NEO, then \"10 min\" and a truncated remainder | Monthly list price without the yearly view is **not observed**. The second minute bucket is truncated. |\n| Custom avatar green-screen | **$1,000/year** | **not observed** | Plan requirement **not observed**. |\n| Extra NEO2 pack | **$1,500/year** for 600 min, Professional yearly | 600 min | Other pack sizes **not observed**. |\n\nThe -34% label is not enough to reconstruct a monthly sticker. This page does not divide $59 by 0.66, and it does not print the result as Colossyan's month-to-month price. The monthly Professional list is **not observed** until the product shows it. The yearly view shows $59 a month and $30 a month per additional member. It does not print a lump-sum annual invoice for the base plan or for a member. This page does not multiply those monthly displays into a yearly total the HTML omitted. A seat price on the unseen monthly Professional plan is **not observed**.\n\nStarter's 15 custom avatars and 3 voices are attached to the free extract. Professional's avatar count and voice count were **not observed**. Do not assume the paid plan is \"more than 15\" without a line that says so.\n\nThe green-screen add-on at $1,000 a year and the NEO2 pack at $1,500 a year are different lines. Buying both, on top of a yearly Professional display, is $1,000 plus $1,500 plus whatever Professional invoices. This page will not add them into one official bundle. The page did not sell them as a bundle.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Starter is framed as free, with \"No credit card\" in the value copy, and it prints a usable allowance: 20 minutes a month of NEO, 15 custom avatars, and 3 voices.\n- The yearly Professional card prints $59 a month and $30 a month per additional member, so a second user has a figure on that view.\n- The NEO2 pack prints both a minute count and a price: 600 minutes for $1,500 a year on Professional yearly.\n- The green-screen custom avatar has a printed annual price of $1,000, which is easier to discuss than an unpriced \"contact us\" avatar.\n- API is mentioned in the feature lists, so a technical buyer knows to look for it, while this directory still refuses to invent the endpoint.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The \"$27/mo\" words sit on a plan framed as free. Reading them as the amount due would mis-state the card.\n- The monthly Professional sticker was not clearly extracted. The -34% label does not fill that hole.\n- The Professional annual FAQ sentence is truncated after \"30 min/mo NEO + 10 min.\" The second allowance is **not observed** in full.\n- NEO and NEO2 are names on a pricing page. A quality or model difference between them was **not observed**.\n- SCORM is part of the batch job, and the plan that includes the export was **not observed**. MCP was **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Treat Starter as the no-card entry in the extract: 20 minutes a month of NEO, 15 custom avatars, and 3 voices, framed as free, with a $27 a month value line that this page does not bill. Upload one doc or one short deck and render a lesson inside those 20 minutes.\n2. If the minute line or the team is the limit, read the yearly Professional card that was actually extracted: $59 a month at -34%, plus $30 a month per additional member, with 30 minutes a month of NEO stated and a second bucket left truncated. Open the monthly control in the product before you pay month to month. This pass did not record that sticker. Add the $1,000 green-screen avatar or the $1,500 NEO2 pack only if you are on the yearly Professional context those lines name, and only after the product confirms the pack.\n3. Export the lesson and finish type and safe areas in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If 3 voices are not the narrator, build the read in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) only after Colossyan accepts external audio. That import was **not observed**.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), Colossyan is the doc-to-lesson presenter. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) remains the default when the buyer is a creator comparing HeyGen's checked credit cards and translation rows. Colossyan's copied meter is NEO minutes, not a credit grant. A weekly course that needs more than 20 minutes on Starter, or more than the 30 NEO minutes named on yearly Professional, needs either a measured top-up or the NEO2 pack. The truncated \"10 min\" must not be added to 30. The missing words could change the sum.\n\nTikTok and Shorts are possible places to post a cut of a lesson. The pricing extract did not print a vertical preset or an auto-post list. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the frame. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) apply when a long lesson is mined for clips. A 20-minute NEO month is a short training budget, not a clipping subscription.\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), Colossyan is a weak default. The observed job is a document or a deck becoming a training avatar, with SCORM in the positioning. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the URL-to-ad tool. A Colossyan avatar can appear in an ad only if the license you hold allows it. Commercial terms by plan were **not observed** on this pricing extract. The free framing and the Professional price do not answer that question.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNEO and NEO2 are the names the pricing extract uses for the minute meter and the extra pack. No third-party model name was printed. This page does not describe NEO as Kling, Veo, or any other generator, and it does not describe NEO2 as a higher tier of a named lab model. That mapping was **not observed**. Studio-style avatar products often hide the engine. Hidden, here, means unstated. When a b-roll shot has to cite a model, generate it in a tool that prints the model. When the voice has to be a named catalog speaker beyond the 3 voices on the free extract, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Professional's voice count was **not observed**, so do not assume the paid plan adds a catalog.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because API is mentioned in the feature lists on the pricing check. The extract did not include a base URL, an auth scheme, a docs URL, or the plan that unlocks the call, so this entry sets no `api_url`. Whether a call spends NEO minutes was **not observed**.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url`. A feature-list mention of an API is not an MCP address. Do not guess a path on colossyan.com.\n\nPrinted creator endpoints on this directory, from their own checks, include [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [Creatify](/tools/creatify). [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice API. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) had no public creator API on its check. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) mention API access at plan level and did not yield a host string this directory treats as a base URL. A Colossyan mention does not log you into those products.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the creator avatar studio with a documented MCP URL and a credit card that was checked down to the plan FAQ. Colossyan is the doc and deck path, with NEO minutes and a yearly member price.\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the ad path from a product URL. Colossyan's observed input is a document or slides, and its observed audience is training.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) covers a voice the 3-voice free extract does not name. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) covers the cut after export.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) cover captioned clips from a long recording. They are the step after a lesson, or the step instead of an avatar when you already filmed the class.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Colossyan Starter $27 a month?\n\nThe extract frames Starter as free and places \"$27/mo\" and \"No credit card\" on that framing as value copy. This directory does not bill $27 for Starter. The allowance copied with that framing is 20 minutes a month of NEO, 15 custom avatars, and 3 voices. If checkout asks for $27, checkout has changed relative to this reading, and the charge is whatever checkout shows.\n\n### What does Professional include?\n\nOn the yearly view checked on 2026-10-17, Professional is $59 a month, labeled -34%, plus $30 a month per additional member. The FAQ states 30 minutes a month of NEO and then a second allowance that starts with 10 minutes and is truncated. The monthly Professional dollar sticker without that yearly view is **not observed**. Avatar and voice counts on Professional are **not observed**.\n\n### What is the NEO2 pack?\n\nOn Professional yearly, an extra NEO2 pack is 600 minutes for $1,500 a year. Other sizes were **not observed**. A definition of NEO2 beyond that pack name was **not observed**. It is not added to the 30 NEO minutes unless the product says the minutes stack. This extract does not say they stack.\n\n### Does Colossyan include SCORM on Starter?\n\nSCORM is part of the training job recorded for this product. The pricing extract did not name the plan that unlocks a SCORM export. The plan gate is **not observed**. Confirm it on the feature list before you choose Starter for that export.\n\n### Is there an API endpoint and an MCP server?\n\nAPI is mentioned in the feature lists, so `has_api` is true. No base URL was extracted, so there is no `api_url`. MCP was **not observed**, so `mcp.official` is false and there is no `mcp.url`.", "path": "/tools/colossyan" }, { "workflows": [ "ugc-ads", "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar", "t2v", "tts" ], "has_api": true, "api_url": "https://docs.creatify.ai", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Creatify", "summary": "A URL-to-video ad studio with AI actors, a credit subscription, a public API, and an official MCP server.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free 10 credits/mo; Standard $15/mo or $12 annual (55 credits); Pro $55 or $44 (280); Max $95 or $76 (730); Business $195 or $156 (1,500–6,100); API Starter $99 (500); API Pro $299 (2,000) — verified 2026-10-16", "mcp": { "official": true, "url": "https://api.creatify.ai/mcp", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "note": "Official remote MCP. The features page says it works with any MCP client and spends the same credits as the platform plan." }, "slug": "creatify", "markdown": "Creatify turns a product link into a video ad. The usual input is a URL from Amazon, Shopify, the App Store, or Google Play. The usual output is a vertical or square ad with an AI actor, a script, and a voice, aimed at TikTok, Shorts, and paid social. It is an ad product that contains avatars, not a general text-to-video playground and not a timeline editor. Creators who want to prompt Kling or Seedance directly should look at [Kling](/tools/kling), [Seedance](/tools/seedance), [Runway](/tools/runway), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). Creators who want a presenter on camera from a script, without the ad-template layer, should also read [HeyGen](/tools/heygen).\n\nTwo bills exist, and both showed dollar prices on 2026-10-16. The web app at creatify.ai/pricing prints Standard, Pro, Max, and Business under a \"SAVE 20% ON ANNUAL PLAN\" banner. Each card shows a higher monthly sticker and a lower monthly sticker. The lower number is 20 percent off the higher one: Standard $15 and $12, Pro $55 and $44, Max $95 and $76, Business $195 and $156. The API docs at docs.creatify.ai/billing print a separate subscription: API Starter is $99 per month and API Pro is $299 per month. Those API prices are not the web plan prices.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nCreatify fits a marketer or a small agency that needs many product ads from URLs, and a founder who wants an AI actor to hold the product story without hiring a UGC creator for every test. The free plan is the trial: 10 credits a month, up to 2 video ads or 20 image ads, 300 AI actors, 10 premium models, 40 templates, and a watermark. Paid web plans raise the credit grant, the actor library, the maximum duration, and the seat count. Enterprise is the contact-sales tier for custom credits, white-label, and an SLA.\n\nIt is a weak fit for a faceless channel whose footage is not an ad. A documentary-style b-roll piece does not need an actor library or an ad launcher. It is a weak fit if you already have a human creator on camera and only need captions. That is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). It is a weak fit if the voice is the product and the picture is optional. That is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Use Creatify when the unit of work is an ad, the input is a product, and the output has to be testable in more than one hook.\n\nAgencies should read the seat and brand-space row before they share one login. Standard and Pro are 1 seat. Max is 3 seats and 3 brand spaces. Business is 10 seats and 10 brand spaces, and the Business card says there are no per-seat fees. Enterprise says unlimited seats and brand spaces. Those counts were on the compare table. A dollar price for seats beyond the included set was **not observed**.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe site's feature index includes URL to video, AI avatar, ad clone, product video, text to speech, an AI script writer, a model playground, and ad launch toward Meta, TikTok, and AppLovin. The pricing FAQ says you can upload product images, videos, and text, or let Creatify read them from the product page. Manual edits after export — text, captions, trims, media swaps, layout — are free and can be re-exported. Regenerating the video, the avatar, the voice, or the script spends credits, because that is a new generation.\n\nThe compare table printed these text values on 2026-10-16:\n\n| | Standard | Pro | Max | Business | Enterprise |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Monthly credits | 55 | 280 | 730 | 1,500–6,100 | Custom |\n| AI actors | 300 | 1,500 | 1,500 | 1,500 | All |\n| Custom avatars | cell empty in the extract | 3 | 3 | 3 | Custom |\n| Model playground | 50+ models | 100+ models | 100+ models | 100+ models | All |\n| Ad templates | 200+ | 500+ | 500+ | 500+ | All |\n| Video duration | Up to 2 minutes | Up to 10 minutes | Up to 10 minutes | Up to 10 minutes | Custom |\n| Parallel generations | 1 | 5 | 10 | 10 | Custom |\n| Seats | 1 | 1 | 3 | 10 | Unlimited |\n| Brand spaces | 1 | 2 | 3 | 10 | Unlimited |\n| Smart assets | 5 GB | 10 GB | 10 GB | 10 GB | Custom |\n\nMany feature rows (Agent, Ad Flow, Ad Clone, Ad Insights, Ad Launcher) rendered without a text value in the extract. Empty cells are not proof that the feature is missing, because a checkmark icon may not have come through as text. Do not treat a blank cell as a verified \"no.\" The plan cards are clearer than that extract: Standard, Pro, and Max each list watermark removal. The free-plan FAQ says free exports include a watermark. Business says \"Everything in Pro, plus,\" so watermark removal is inherited on that card rather than repeated as its own line.\n\nLanguages: the FAQ says 75+ and names a long list that includes English, Hindi, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Korean, and others. Unused paid credits are valid for 2 months, so they can move to the next month. Free credits do not transfer onto a paid plan. You own the creatives after the plan ends, and the FAQ says stock footage in Creatify is royalty-free. Refund terms point at the terms of service and were not copied here.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\n### Web app\n\nVerified on 2026-10-16 at [creatify.ai/pricing](https://creatify.ai/pricing). Under a \"SAVE 20% ON ANNUAL PLAN\" banner, each card prints a higher monthly sticker and a lower monthly sticker. The lower figure is 20 percent off the higher one.\n\n| Plan | Higher monthly sticker | Lower monthly sticker | Credits on the card |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Standard | $15 | $12 | 55 |\n| Pro | $55 | $44 | 280 |\n| Max | $95 | $76 | 730 |\n| Business | $195 | $156 | 1,500, with a selector for 1,500 / 3,050 / 6,100 |\n\nEnterprise is contact sales. The free plan, from the FAQ, is 10 monthly credits, replenished every month, capped at about 2 video ads or 20 image ads, with a watermark. The Business card also says 10 seats are included and that there are no per-seat fees. Checkout can still differ from the sticker. Read the charge before you confirm.\n\nCredit cost inside the web app \"varies by the model, feature, and type of output,\" and the product says you see the cost before you confirm. A public web rate card that maps every button to a credit integer was **not observed** on the pricing page. The API rate card below is documented. Do not assume the web app spends credits at the API's integers unless Creatify says the meters match. The MCP page does say generations use the same credits as the platform plan. That sentence is about MCP versus the app, not a proof that every API endpoint matches every web button.\n\n### API\n\nVerified the same day at [docs.creatify.ai/billing](https://docs.creatify.ai/billing). API access requires a subscription. The quickstart says Starter, Pro, or Enterprise.\n\n| Plan | Monthly credits | Price |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| API Starter | 500 | $99 USD/month |\n| API Pro | 2,000 | $299 USD/month |\n| API Enterprise | Custom | Contact sales |\n\nCredit costs on that page:\n\n| API | Cost |\n| --- | --- |\n| URL to Video | 5 credits per 30 seconds |\n| AI Avatar | 5 credits per 30 seconds |\n| Aurora 1.0 | 1 credit per second |\n| Aurora 1.0 Fast | 0.5 credits per second |\n| Aurora 2.0 | 0.4 (480p), 0.7 (720p), 1.4 (1080p), or 2.8 (2K) credits per second. Resolution defaults to 720p and applies to Aurora 2.0 |\n| Boreal | 1 / 3 / 12 credits per 10 seconds at 720p / 1080p / 2K |\n| Boreal-H3 | 0.4 / 1.2 / 2.6 credits per second at 768p / 1088p / 2K, plus reference inputs |\n| Custom template | 5 credits per 30 seconds |\n| HTML interactive ad | 10 credits per ad |\n| Text to speech | 1 credit per 30 seconds |\n| AI Scripts | 1 credit per request |\n| Links | 1 credit per link |\n| AI Shorts | 5 credits per 30 seconds |\n| AI Editing | 5 credits per 30 seconds |\n| Product video, image | 2 credits per image |\n| Product video, video | 10 credits per 30 seconds |\n| Ad Clone | 12 credits per 5 seconds |\n\nAn API Starter month of 500 credits is $99, so a naive full-spend price is about $0.198 per credit. A 30-second URL-to-video at 5 credits is about $0.99 on that arithmetic, before failed takes. That division is a planning aid from the sticker. It is not a line Creatify prints as \"price per finished ad.\" A 30-second Aurora 2.0 clip at the default 720p is 0.7 credits times 30, or 21 credits, which is a different burn from the 5-credit AI Avatar block. Pick the model name on the invoice, not the cheapest row on the table.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The free plan's limits are written in the FAQ, including the watermark and the 10-credit refill, so a trial has a known ceiling.\n- The API has a dollar price and a per-endpoint credit table, which is enough to cost a URL-to-video job without guessing.\n- Manual edits and re-exports are free. Only a new AI generation spends credits. That is a useful split when the cut is almost right.\n- Paid credits last 2 months, which is more forgiving than a plan that burns the balance on the billing date.\n- An official MCP server is documented, and the features page gives the URL, so an agent can be pointed at a first-party endpoint.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The lower sticker is the annual-banner price ($12, $44, $76, $156). The higher sticker ($15, $55, $95, $195) sits beside it. Budget the higher number if you do not take the annual plan.\n- Compare-table icons did not all survive as text, so Ad Clone and the ad launcher still lack a written yes or no in the extract. Watermark removal is written on the Standard, Pro, and Max cards.\n- API credits and a feeling that \"an ad costs a few dollars\" are easy to confuse. Aurora, Boreal, and URL-to-video do not share a rate.\n- Duration on Standard stops at 2 minutes. A 10-minute piece needs Pro or above. Pro's stickers on 2026-10-16 were $55 and $44 per month for 280 credits.\n- Creatify is an ad factory. It will not replace a general editor or a pure voice studio.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Start on the free plan if 2 watermarked video ads are enough to judge the actor and the script. The paid stickers checked on 2026-10-16 were Standard $15 or $12, Pro $55 or $44, Max $95 or $76, and Business $195 or $156 per month. Confirm the charge at checkout, because a promo can move.\n2. Paste the product URL, pick an actor and a length that fits the plan's duration cap, and read the credit cost the app shows before you confirm. Use the API rate card only when you are on an API subscription.\n3. Fix text and trims in Creatify's editor without spending credits. Export, then cut a platform version in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) if the ad still needs a native caption style.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn the UGC-ad workflow (`ugc-ads`), Creatify is the primary tool: one product URL, several hooks, an actor, and a voice. The API's URL-to-video row (5 credits per 30 seconds) is the batch version of that job. Ad Clone at 12 credits per 5 seconds is the path when you already have a reference ad. AI Shorts at 5 credits per 30 seconds is the closer row when the output is a short social cut rather than a product page retelling. This site does not yet publish a live `/workflow/ugc-ads` page. The slug is the planning label.\n\nOn the avatar workflow (`ai-avatar`), Creatify overlaps [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). Choose Creatify when the avatar is holding a product ad and the input is a URL or a template. Choose HeyGen when the avatar is a lesson, a translation, or a custom video twin and you want HeyGen's published web prices. Voice-publish (`voice-publish`) is the wrong primary slug. Creatify's text-to-speech is a supporting API at 1 credit per 30 seconds, not the reason to buy the product.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nThe billing page names Aurora 1.0, Aurora 1.0 Fast, Aurora 2.0, Boreal, and Boreal-H3 as priced generation models, plus AI Avatar and URL to Video as products that may sit on top of those systems. The Standard plan card names 50+ premium models and prints Seedance 2.0 and Kling 3.0 Standard. The Pro and Max cards name 100+ premium models and print Seedance 2.5, Veo 3.1, and Kling 3.0 Pro. Those names are on the card. A per-button credit cost for each of them was **not observed** on the pricing page. Do not assume the playground spends credits at the API integers. Asset Generator pricing is linked from the billing page to a separate models document that was not opened, so those asset rates are **not observed** here.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nThe API is public and gated by a subscription. The quickstart at docs.creatify.ai/quickstart, checked on 2026-10-16, shows a POST to https://api.creatify.ai/api/links/ with headers `X-API-ID` and `X-API-KEY`. The docs say the key acts like a password and should not sit in client-side code. Balance can be read from the workspace API or from the dashboard at app.creatify.ai.\n\nThe official MCP server is https://api.creatify.ai/mcp. The features page at creatify.ai/features/mcp says the server works with any MCP client, that Claude and ChatGPT are the named targets, and that generations spend the same credits as the platform plan. The FAQ on that page says chat turns return in seconds and video generation usually takes 5 to 15 minutes, with the agent polling an async task. That timing is Creatify's own statement, not a benchmark from this directory.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the closer avatar studio when the job is a presenter, translation, or an API priced in HeyGen's credit, and you want a published web subscription price.\n- [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) is the closer multi-model generator when you are testing Seedance, Kling, and Wan rather than shipping a product-URL ad.\n- [Runway](/tools/runway) has its own product-ad API recipes at $0.01 per Runway credit. Compare that recipe to Creatify's 5 credits per 30 seconds before you build the pipeline.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor after the ad exists, especially for captions and a platform cut.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### How much is Creatify Pro on the website?\n\nOn 2026-10-16 the Pro card showed $55 per month and $44 per month under the \"SAVE 20% ON ANNUAL PLAN\" banner, with 280 monthly credits, 1,500 actors, 3 custom avatars, and a 10-minute duration. The API Pro plan is a different subscription: $299 per month for 2,000 API credits.\n\n### Do unused credits roll over?\n\nPaid credits stay valid for 2 months, so they can be used in the next month. Free-plan credits do not move onto a paid plan. The FAQ also says you cannot switch off an annual plan until you have fewer than 10 credits left.\n\n### Does Creatify have an API and an official MCP server?\n\nYes. Both were checked on 2026-10-16. API docs are at docs.creatify.ai. The MCP URL printed on the features page is https://api.creatify.ai/mcp. API access requires a paid API subscription. MCP spend uses platform credits.\n\n### Are manual caption edits free?\n\nYes, according to the pricing FAQ. Manual edits and re-exports do not spend credits. Regenerating the avatar, the voice, the script, or the video does.", "path": "/tools/creatify" }, { "workflows": [ "ai-avatar", "ugc-ads" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar", "tts" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "D-ID", "summary": "Talking-photo and Studio avatars with API access on the Studio cards. The 2026-10-17 check verified the annual Studio view only: Lite $4.7/mo ($56 billed annually), Pro $16/mo ($191/yr), Advanced $108/mo ($1,293/yr). The monthly toggle was not opened.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Annual Studio view verified 2026-10-17 (monthly toggle not observed): Trial $0 for 14 days and 3 minutes; Lite $4.7/mo ($56 billed annually, 20% off, 40 credits selected, 10 min/mo); Pro $16/mo ($191/yr, 45% off, 60 credits selected, 15 min/mo); Advanced $108/mo ($1,293/yr, 400 credits selected, 100 min/mo); Enterprise let's talk. Separate API pricing page exists; its stickers were not observed.", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "Studio plans include API access and a separate API pricing page. No official MCP server URL was observed." }, "slug": "d-id", "markdown": "D-ID is the talking-photo and Studio avatar product in this batch, with a cheap annual entry and a separate API pricing page. A still image or a Studio presenter becomes a speaking clip. Creators comparing a low Lite or Pro sticker, and developers comparing an API, are the people this check informs. On 2026-10-17 a browser snapshot opened [d-id.com/pricing/studio](https://www.d-id.com/pricing/studio/) with the annual toggle selected. The monthly toggle was not clicked. Monthly list prices for the same plans are **not observed**. This page does not invent them. A figure the annual view did not show is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nD-ID fits a creator who wants a talking photo or a Studio avatar at the annual prices printed on Lite and Pro, and a builder who needs API access mentioned on the Studio cards. Trial is $0 for 14 days, with 3 minutes across Videos, Agents, Translate, and API, a watermark, API access, and personal use. That is a short personal test, not a publishing plan and not a forever free grant. Lite is the annual entry with a D-ID watermark and 10 minutes a month on the selected step. Pro is the annual step that names a commercial license, an AI watermark, and one voice clone, with 15 minutes a month on the selected step.\n\nA training org that also buys learner seats is looking at a different purchase. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the creator-tilted avatar studio with a checked translation table and an official MCP URL. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the product-URL ad studio. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice when one included clone is not the speaker. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) cuts the export. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) clip a long recording. They do not animate a still.\n\nThe matching paths are [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) for a presenter and [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads) when the talking photo is a spokesperson test. Pro is the first card in this extract that prints a commercial license. Trial prints personal use. Lite's commercial terms were **not observed**.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe Studio page prices Videos, and the Trial line also names Agents, Translate, and API inside one 3-minute pool. Lite, Pro, and Advanced then show a selected credit step and a minute allowance together. This check does not know whether the credits and the minutes are one meter or two gates. Both numbers are printed. Neither is converted into the other.\n\nLite, on the annual view, had 40 credits selected. Buttons for 52 and 64 credits were also there. Their prices were **not observed**, because only the selected step was read. The selected Lite step is 10 minutes a month, with a D-ID watermark. A first-month \"Unlimited videos\" fair-use footnote is on that plan. The fair-use rules beyond that label were **not observed**. Do not plan a month of unlimited renders from the word unlimited.\n\nPro had 60 credits selected, with 100 and 240 as alternate buttons. Alternate prices were **not observed**. The selected step is 15 minutes a month, a commercial license, an AI watermark, and voice clone 1. What \"AI watermark\" removes or adds, compared with the D-ID watermark on Lite, was **not observed** as a definition. Advanced had 400 credits selected and 100 minutes a month. Alternate Advanced credit buttons were **not observed**. Advanced's watermark rule, voice-clone count, and commercial-license sentence were **not observed**. Enterprise is \"Let's talk.\" The enterprise bundle was **not observed**.\n\nResolution, stock avatar counts, language counts, and a maximum length per render were **not observed**. Translate is named on the Trial pool. The language list behind Translate, and whether Lite, Pro, or Advanced include it, were **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 from the annual toggle at [d-id.com/pricing/studio](https://www.d-id.com/pricing/studio/). The monthly toggle was not opened. If a monthly checkout shows different stickers, those stickers are **not** the table below, and this page will not guess them.\n\n| Plan | Annual view | Selected allowance | What the card named |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Trial | $0, 14 days | 3 minutes for Videos, Agents, Translate, and API | Watermark, API access, personal use |\n| Lite | $4.7/mo, $56 billed annually, labeled 20% off | 40 credits selected; 10 min/mo | Also 52 and 64 credit buttons, prices **not observed**. D-ID watermark. First-month \"Unlimited videos\" fair-use footnote. |\n| Pro | $16/mo, $191/yr, labeled 45% off | 60 credits selected; 15 min/mo | Also 100 and 240 credit buttons, prices **not observed**. Commercial license. AI watermark. Voice clone 1. |\n| Advanced | $108/mo, $1,293/yr | 400 credits selected; 100 min/mo | A percent-off label was **not observed** on this card. Watermark, clone count, and commercial terms **not observed**. |\n| Enterprise | Let's talk | **not observed** | Contact path. |\n\nThree multiplications show that the billed totals and the monthly displays are close and not identical. They are arithmetic, not a correction of the page. $4.7 times 12 is $56.40. The printed annual total is $56. $16 times 12 is $192. The printed Pro total is $191. $108 times 12 is $1,296. The printed Advanced total is $1,293. This directory stores both numbers in each pair. It does not round one into the other, and it does not declare a rounding rule the page did not print.\n\nThe percent labels are also not a back-door to a monthly list price. Lite says 20% off. Pro says 45% off. The price those percents discount was on the monthly toggle, which was not opened, so the undiscounted monthly stickers are **not observed**. Dividing $4.7 by 0.8, or $16 by 0.55, would invent those stickers. Advanced did not show a percent in the notes used here.\n\nA separate API pricing page exists at [d-id.com/pricing/api](https://www.d-id.com/pricing/api/). Studio plans already include API minutes. The dollar stickers on that API page were **not observed** on this pass. Do not paste a per-second API rate from memory or from another vendor. Whether the included API minutes are the same 10, 15, or 100 minute grants, or a second pool, was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The annual Studio view prints dollar amounts for Trial, Lite, Pro, and Advanced, so a solo test has a price before Enterprise.\n- Trial states the 14-day length, the 3-minute pool, personal use, a watermark, and API access in one place.\n- Pro states a commercial license and a voice-clone count of 1 next to $16 a month on the annual view and $191 a year.\n- Lite and Pro show the selected credit step and the alternate buttons, so a buyer can see that 40 and 60 are choices, not the only packs, even though the other pack prices were not read.\n- A separate API pricing page is acknowledged, and Studio access to API minutes is stated, which keeps the developer path visible while its prices stay unmarked.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The monthly toggle was not opened. Anyone paying month to month cannot take these stickers as the monthly list.\n- The displayed monthly price times 12 does not equal the printed annual total on Lite, Pro, or Advanced. Both figures have to be read.\n- Credit buttons besides the selected step have no prices in this note. Choosing 52, 64, 100, or 240 credits requires the live control.\n- Lite's first-month unlimited line is a fair-use footnote. The cap inside that footnote was **not observed**.\n- No MCP server URL was observed. An agent cannot be pointed at a D-ID MCP endpoint from this check.\n- API page prices were **not observed**. \"API access\" on Trial is not a rate card.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Start on the annual Studio view, not on an assumed monthly sticker. Read Trial as $0, 14 days, 3 minutes shared by Videos, Agents, Translate, and API, personal use, with a watermark. Render one clip at the length you post.\n2. If the test needs a month of minutes, read the selected annual step you will actually buy: Lite at $4.7 a month ($56 billed annually) for 40 credits and 10 minutes, Pro at $16 a month ($191 a year) for 60 credits and 15 minutes, or Advanced at $108 a month ($1,293 a year) for 400 credits and 100 minutes. Open the monthly toggle in the product before you compare a month-to-month invoice. This page did not.\n3. Export, then caption and reframe in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If one voice clone on Pro is not enough, or the plan you chose did not print a clone count, make the read in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) only after D-ID accepts that audio. External audio by plan was **not observed**.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), D-ID is the talking-photo option at the annual Lite and Pro prices above. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) stays the default presenter on that workflow when you need the HeyGen credit card, the translation table checked on 2026-10-16, or the remote MCP URL HeyGen printed. D-ID's Translate feature is named inside the Trial's 3-minute pool. No language count was on this Studio snapshot, so that word is not a language table you can budget from. Keep scripts inside the minute line of the selected step: 10, 15, or 100. Credits may bind you first. The credits-to-minutes formula was **not observed**.\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), D-ID fits a spokesperson test when Pro's commercial license is the term you need. Trial is personal use. Lite did not print a commercial license in this extract. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) remains the default when the input is a product URL and the output is an ad variation. A D-ID still of a real person needs the same consent you would require on any other avatar tool. The Studio page did not print a consent workflow. That gap is **not observed**, not a waiver.\n\n[OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) belong after a long talking video exists and you want captioned clips. They are not the mouth on the still.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo avatar engine and no speech model was named on the annual Studio snapshot. \"Studio,\" \"Agents,\" \"Translate,\" and \"voice clone\" are product words. They are not a model card. This page does not list D-ID as a host for a third-party generator. Whether Agents calls another vendor's model was **not observed**. When the shot has to be a named video model, generate it elsewhere and bring the file back. When the voice has to be a catalog speaker beyond the one clone Pro names, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Those hops do not draw on the 40, 60, or 400 selected credits until D-ID prints a model name and a burn.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true. Trial lists API access inside the 3-minute pool. The synthesis of this check says Studio plans already include API minutes. A separate pricing page is at [d-id.com/pricing/api](https://www.d-id.com/pricing/api/). This entry does not set `api_url` to that pricing URL. A pricing page is not a base URL, an auth scheme, or a reference. The developer host, the header name, and the per-minute or per-credit API prices were **not observed** on this pass.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url`. Do not invent a path under d-id.com.\n\n[HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [Creatify](/tools/creatify) printed official MCP endpoints on their own checks. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice API when the face stays in D-ID and the read is built elsewhere. A D-ID Studio login does not authenticate those other products. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) had no public creator API on its check. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) lists limited API access without a base URL in its extract. [Submagic](/tools/submagic) names a Business + API plan and did not confirm a public docs URL on its check. None of those facts fill in D-ID's API rate card.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the fuller creator avatar studio, with plan cards that were checked on a monthly and annual basis and an MCP URL. D-ID's checked advantage in this pass is the low annual Lite and Pro display, plus API minutes included on Studio, with the API price page still unread.\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) builds ads from a product URL. D-ID builds a talking photo or a Studio presenter. Use Creatify when the URL is the input. Use D-ID when the still or the Studio actor is the asset.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) supplies voices beyond the single clone Pro printed. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) supplies the timeline.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) supply clips and captions from a long file. They do not replace the 3-minute Trial or the minute lines on Lite, Pro, and Advanced.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Are these D-ID prices the monthly prices?\n\nThey are the annual Studio view opened on 2026-10-17. Lite shows $4.7 a month and $56 billed annually. Pro shows $16 a month and $191 a year. Advanced shows $108 a month and $1,293 a year. The monthly toggle was not clicked. Monthly list prices are **not observed**. Do not compute them from the 20% or 45% labels.\n\n### Why doesn't $4.7 times 12 equal $56?\n\nBecause the page printed both figures, and they differ by a fraction of a dollar. $4.7 times 12 is $56.40. The billed total on the card is $56. Pro is $16 times 12, which is $192, beside a printed $191. Advanced is $108 times 12, which is $1,296, beside a printed $1,293. Keep both. Checkout charges the checkout total.\n\n### Does Lite include a commercial license and a voice clone?\n\nThose lines were printed on Pro: a commercial license, an AI watermark, and voice clone 1. Lite printed a D-ID watermark, 10 minutes a month, and a first-month unlimited-videos fair-use footnote. Lite's commercial terms and clone count were **not observed**. Trial printed personal use. Advanced's license and clone count were **not observed**.\n\n### How many API minutes does Pro include, and what does the API page cost?\n\nStudio plans include API minutes, and Trial includes API access inside a 3-minute pool. The API pricing page exists. Its stickers were **not observed**. Whether Pro's 15 Studio minutes are the API allowance was **not observed**. MCP was **not observed**.\n\n### What do the other credit buttons cost?\n\nLite also showed 52 and 64. Pro also showed 100 and 240. This pass recorded prices only for the selected steps: 40, 60, and 400 credits. The other button prices are **not observed**. Open the control before you budget a larger pack.", "path": "/tools/d-id" }, { "workflows": [ "long-to-short" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "editor" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Descript", "summary": "Text-based edit for podcasts and clips. Free is $0. On the annual-ish per-person display, Hobbyist is $16 (struck $24), Creator is $24 (struck $35), and Business is $50 (struck $65). API and MCP are marketed.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free $0. Annual-ish per person/mo: Hobbyist $16 (struck $24, 1 person included); Creator $24 (struck $35, team of 3 billed separately); Business $50 (struck $65, team of 5 billed separately). Meta: paid plans from $16/month. API and MCP marketed; docs URL and MCP server URL not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "API and MCP are marketed. No API docs URL and no MCP server URL were copied on the 2026-10-17 pricing check." }, "slug": "descript", "markdown": "Descript is the text-based editor in this batch for a podcast and for clips. Checked on 2026-10-17, [descript.com/pricing](https://www.descript.com/pricing) returned HTTP 200 to a plain fetch. Free is $0. The paid display is per person per month, and the note calls the Hobbyist line annual-ish. Hobbyist is $16 with $24 struck, and it says 1 person included. Creator is $24 with $35 struck, and it scales to a team of 3 billed separately. Business is $50 with $65 struck, and it scales to a team of 5 billed separately. A meta line says paid plans from $16 a month. API and MCP are marketed. A docs URL and an MCP server URL were not in the extract. Editor controls beyond the job phrase were **not observed**.\n\nThis directory files the tool under YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts because that is the platform set on [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short). A vendor list of export presets was **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nDescript fits a podcaster or an editor who wants to work from the text, cut clips from a longer recording, and read a per-person price before checkout. Hobbyist is the first paid row, at $16 per person per month on that display, with one person included. Creator is the row that scales to a team of three, each billed separately, at $24 per person. Business is the row that scales to a team of five, each billed separately, at $50 per person. Free is $0. What Free includes was not itemized, so a publishing plan should not be assumed from the zero.\n\nIt is a weak fit when the product should propose clips, score them, and post them, and the transcript is not the timeline. That login is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), on [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short). It is a weak fit when the bench is a browser credit plan with subtitle hours on the card. That login is [VEED](/tools/veed), on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). It is a weak fit when you already know the segment and want the desktop cut this directory uses as the default. That bench is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). It is a weak fit when the paid bottleneck is a named voice and no text edit. That path is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish). It is a weak fit when the output has to be a presenter who was not in the recording. That login is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar).\n\nUse Descript when the unit of work is a text-based edit of a podcast or a clip, and when the per-person figures below are the ones you will match to a headcount. The struck prices are on the cards. They are not the current charge.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe copied job is text-based edit, podcast, and clips. The extract does not itemize the editor. Transcription hour caps, filler-word controls, export containers, a screen recorder, and a caption-style list were **not observed**. This page will not supply those rows from product memory. Text-based, in the job phrase, means the text is the thing you edit. It does not, by itself, name a model, a voice clone, or a dubbing language list.\n\nFree is $0. A credit grant, a media-hour cap, a watermark rule, a resolution, and a person count on Free were **not observed**. The zero is a price. It is not a feature list. This page will not write limits into the free row to make it look like the paid cards.\n\nHobbyist includes 1 person. A price for a second person on Hobbyist was **not observed**. Creator scales to a team of 3 billed separately. Business scales to a team of 5 billed separately. Billed separately means the extract does not show a blended team price. Three Creator people are not a $24 bundle. Five Business people are not a $50 bundle. The per-person figures are $24 and $50. Whether a fourth Creator seat or a sixth Business seat can be added, and at what price, was **not observed**. The words in the extract stop at those team sizes.\n\nThe display is described as annual-ish on the Hobbyist line. A separate monthly column, with different current prices, was not copied. The meta says paid plans from $16 a month, which matches the Hobbyist current figure and does not match the struck $24. This page does not relabel the struck prices as the monthly-billed SKUs. The extract says struck. It does not say \"monthly list.\" Exact annual invoice totals were **not observed**. Twelve times $16 is $192. Twelve times $24 is $288. Twelve times $50 is $600. Those products are arithmetic on the per-month display. They are not Descript yearly stickers.\n\nAPI and MCP are marketed. The extract does not say which plan includes them. Assigning both to Business only, or to every plan including Free, would add a gate the note did not print. No docs URL was copied, so a route list, an auth scheme, and a rate limit are **not observed**.\n\nA commercial-license sentence was **not observed**. A paid-media buy, or a podcast that uses someone else's recording, needs the rights from the source and the license from the product. A text-based editor is not that license.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [descript.com/pricing](https://www.descript.com/pricing). The fetch was HTTP 200. The paid rows are per person per month. Hobbyist's display is the one the note calls annual-ish. Struck amounts are shown so they are not mistaken for the charge.\n\n| Plan | Current price | Struck price | Who the card counted |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | **not observed** | Limits and person count **not observed**. |\n| Hobbyist | $16 per person/mo | $24 | 1 person included. Display described as annual-ish. |\n| Creator | $24 per person/mo | $35 | Scales to a team of 3, billed separately. |\n| Business | $50 per person/mo | $65 | Team of 5, billed separately. |\n\nThe meta line, paid plans from $16 a month, matches Hobbyist's current price. It does not match Hobbyist's struck price. The paid floor in the meta and the first paid card agree. A plan below Hobbyist other than Free was **not observed**. A plan above Business was **not observed**.\n\nDollar gaps between struck and current prices are $8 on Hobbyist, $11 on Creator, and $15 on Business. Those gaps are subtraction. The extract did not print a save percent, so this page does not stamp a percent-off label on $16, $24, or $50. A reader who treats every struck price as a monthly plan, and every current price as a yearly equivalent, is adding a label the cards did not use. Quote the current figure as the figure, the struck figure as struck, and the period as the per-person monthly display the note called annual-ish.\n\nHeadcount arithmetic is not a bundle sticker. One Hobbyist person is the included case, at $16 on this display. Three Creator people, billed separately at $24, are three times $24, which is $72 a month on the display. Five Business people, billed separately at $50, are five times $50, which is $250 a month on the display. The extract did not print $72 or $250. It printed the per-person prices and the team sizes. A shared pool, a discounted extra seat, and an admin seat at a different rate were **not observed**.\n\nCredit grants, media minutes, and transcription hours were **not observed** on every row, including Free. A burn rate for a clip was **not observed**. Rollover and top-up packs were **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free has a dollar amount, $0, so the bottom of the ladder is not a blank.\n- Hobbyist, Creator, and Business each print a current per-person price and a struck price, so the sale is visible.\n- The meta floor, paid plans from $16 a month, matches the Hobbyist current price rather than contradicting it.\n- Creator and Business state a team size and say the people are billed separately, which blocks a false bundle reading of $24 or $50.\n- API and MCP are marketed, which is enough to start an agent review, while this page still refuses to store a URL it did not copy.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The display is annual-ish, and exact yearly invoice totals were **not observed**. Twelve times the per-person figure is arithmetic, not a sticker.\n- Struck prices are not labeled as a monthly column. Calling $24, $35, and $65 the monthly list would add a word the extract did not print.\n- Free limits were not itemized. A publishing workflow cannot be planned from $0 alone.\n- No credit, minute, or transcription grant was copied. Cost per clip cannot be computed.\n- Team caps are \"scale to\" sizes. A price past 3 people on Creator, or past 5 on Business, was **not observed**. Hobbyist's second person was **not observed**.\n- API and MCP are marketed with no docs URL, no server URL, and no plan gate. An agent cannot authenticate against a host this check did not find.\n- Editor controls inside the text-based job were **not observed**. A feature comparison that needs those controls has to wait for a later extract.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Read the per-person display before you multiply by headcount. Free is $0, and its limits were **not observed**. Hobbyist is $16 per person per month, with $24 struck, and 1 person included. Creator is $24, with $35 struck, for a team of up to 3 billed separately. Business is $50, with $65 struck, for a team of up to 5 billed separately. The meta says paid plans from $16 a month. Exact yearly totals were **not observed**.\n2. Do not turn three Creator seats into a $24 team plan. Billed separately means each person carries the per-person price. Three times $24 is $72 on the display, and five times $50 is $250. Those products were not printed as bundle stickers. A seat past the stated team size was **not observed**.\n3. Cut clips from a recording you have the right to edit, on [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short). If the product should propose the clips and post them, compare [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip). If the file still needs a caption burn and a cover, finish on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or [VEED](/tools/veed). If the voice has to be a named speaker, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), Descript is the text-based edit for a podcast or a long recording you will turn into clips. The extract names that job and does not name an automatic virality score, an auto-post network, or a processing-minute pool. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) is the filed clipper that starts from the long file and can post on its paid card. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) remains the hand bench when the segment is already chosen and the reframe should happen on the default timeline. Descript's meter, on this page, is the per-person price and the team size. Because a minute grant was **not observed**, an hour of source cannot be turned into Hobbyist versus Creator from this entry alone. Count the work in the product after the first edit, then match the headcount to 1 person, a team of 3, or a team of 5.\n\nOn [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), a caption spec, a safe zone, and a cover frame on Descript were **not observed**. When the text edit is done and the type still fails, move the file to [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or to [VEED](/tools/veed). VEED's yearly view printed subtitle hours and a credit pool. Those lines are VEED's. They do not describe Descript.\n\nOn [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish), Descript is a possible edit of a podcast file, not the voice generator. The voice on that workflow is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A Descript voice catalog, a clone cap, and a commercial-license line were **not observed**. Buy the voice plan when the track has to be a named speaker. Keep Descript on the text edit if that is the tool you opened. [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) is the neighbor when the clip needs a presenter who was not in the recording. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is that presenter. A Descript avatar library was **not observed**.\n\nAPI and MCP marketing does not add a dollar to the workflow sum. No API price was copied.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 pricing extract. Text-based edit, podcast, and clips are job phrases. They are not a model card. This page does not list Descript as a host for a named generator. When a cutaway has to cite a model, generate that shot in a tool that prints the model, then bring the file back. When the speaker has to be a named voice, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) and keep Descript on the edit. Those hops spend a different meter. They do not draw on a Descript grant, because no Descript media grant was observed.\n\nAPI and MCP, as marketed here, are access claims. They are not model names. Until a first-party page names an engine, the underlying model stays **not observed**.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because API access is marketed. `mcp.official` is false. MCP is marketed, and no official MCP server URL was in the extract, so there is no `mcp.url` and no `api_url`. A marketing name is not an address a client can add. The 2026-10-17 pricing extract did not print a base URL, an auth scheme, a docs URL, or a rate limit. Which plan may create a key, and whether a call is included in the per-person price or billed again, were **not observed**. Guessing a path on descript.com would invent an endpoint. Copy a URL only from a developer page that prints one.\n\nFor a printed creator endpoint, use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) markets a video API and a Video MCP on its own page, still without a host string stored from its pricing extract. [VEED](/tools/veed) markets Fabric and Video APIs separately, still without a unit price. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) had no public creator API on its check. A Descript key does not authenticate those other products.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) is the long-to-short clipper that proposes captioned shorts and can post them. Descript is the text-based edit of a podcast or a clip, priced per person at $16, $24, and $50 on the current display. Use OpusClip when the product should find the clips. Use Descript when you will edit from the text.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the desktop timeline and the default caption pass on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). It fits when the segment is already chosen. Descript fits when the transcript is the editing surface.\n- [VEED](/tools/veed) is the browser editor with a yearly view at $125 and $234 per user, subtitle lines, and AI credits. Those credits are not Descript person-prices. The two editors meet after a file exists and split on the meter.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) supplies a voice this extract did not name, on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish). [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) supplies a presenter, on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). [Viggle](/tools/viggle) is motion transfer, and [Hedra](/tools/hedra) is character lip-sync. Neither character ladder is a Descript plan.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Hobbyist $16 or $24?\n\nThe current figure is $16 per person per month. $24 is struck. The display is described as annual-ish, and the meta says paid plans from $16 a month. This page does not relabel $24 as the monthly-billed price. An exact yearly invoice was **not observed**. Twelve times $16 is $192, and that product is arithmetic, not a Descript sticker. The same pattern holds on the other paid rows: Creator is $24 with $35 struck, and Business is $50 with $65 struck.\n\n### What is included in the free plan?\n\nThe price is $0. Limits were not itemized. A media-hour cap, a watermark rule, a resolution, a credit grant, and a person count on Free were **not observed** on 2026-10-17. Hobbyist is the first card that counts people: 1 person included, at $16 with $24 struck.\n\n### Does Creator include three people for $24?\n\nNo. Creator is $24 per person per month, and the card says it scales to a team of 3 billed separately. Three people are three bills at the per-person price. Three times $24 is $72 on the display, and $72 was not printed as a bundle. Business is $50 per person, for a team of 5 billed separately. Five times $50 is $250, which is the same kind of arithmetic, not a sticker. A seat past those sizes was **not observed**. Hobbyist says 1 person included, and a second Hobbyist seat price was **not observed**.\n\n### Does Descript have an API and an official MCP server?\n\nAPI and MCP are both marketed, so `has_api` is true and the MCP claim is real as marketing. No docs URL and no server URL were in the pricing extract, so `mcp.official` is false and this entry stores neither `api_url` nor `mcp.url`. Which plan includes the keys was **not observed**. Add an endpoint only after the vendor prints the URL.\n\n### Are these prices monthly or yearly?\n\nThey are printed per person per month, on a display the note calls annual-ish for the Hobbyist line. The meta repeats the paid floor as from $16 a month. Exact annual totals were **not observed**, and a second column of monthly-billed stickers, different from these figures, was **not observed**. The struck amounts are $24, $35, and $65. They are not, in the extract, labeled as the monthly list. Pay the figure checkout shows for the term you select.", "path": "/tools/descript" }, { "workflows": [ "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Elai", "summary": "Browser avatar video from an article or a slide deck, described as Panopto-acquired and minute-metered. Official pricing HTML returned 403 here on 2026-10-17. Third-party copies dated 2026-10-14 and 2026-09-23 show Free at $0, Creator at $29/mo or $276/yr, and Team at $125/mo or $1,200/yr.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Official elai.io/pricing blocked (HTTP 403) in this environment on 2026-10-17. Third-party copies of that page: Siftino 2026-10-14 and Wolmma 2026-09-23. Free $0 (~1 min, 80+ avatars); Creator $29/mo or $276/yr (~$23/mo, 15 min, 1 user, Full HD, ~$1.93/min); Team $125/mo or $1,200/yr (~$100/mo, 50 min with steps 50/100/150, 3 editors + 3 guests, 4K); paid top-up $2/extra minute; Enterprise custom / unlimited corporate. API and MCP not observed.", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "Official pricing HTML returned HTTP 403 here. API and MCP were not observed on this pass. Figures are third-party copies dated 2026-10-14 (Siftino) and 2026-09-23 (Wolmma)." }, "slug": "elai", "markdown": "Elai is the browser avatar tool in this batch for turning an article or a PowerPoint into a video. The batch positioning also records it as Panopto-acquired, and the meter on the copied pricing is minutes, not credits. This environment could not read the official pricing HTML. On 2026-10-17, elai.io/pricing returned HTTP 403. The dollar figures below are not a live render from this directory. They come from third-party copies of that official page: Siftino dated 2026-10-14, and Wolmma dated 2026-09-23. The synthesis of those copies is the source. Where that synthesis uses a tilde, this page keeps the approximation. Checkout on the official site is the price you pay. A number those copies did not record is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nElai fits a person who already has a post or a deck and wants a presenter in the browser, on a minute allowance. The copies describe Free as about one minute with 80 or more avatars. Creator is the single-user paid row: 15 minutes a month, one user, Full HD. Team is the shared row: 50 minutes a month at the priced step, three editors and three guests, and 4K. Enterprise is custom, described as unlimited corporate, without a breakdown of what \"unlimited\" covers.\n\nA creator comparing a checked credit card, a translation table, and an official MCP URL is in [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) territory on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). A product URL that must become an ad is [Creatify](/tools/creatify) on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). A voice with no picture is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Captions and the vertical cut, after any of these exports, are [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A long recording that is not an article is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) or [Submagic](/tools/submagic).\n\nThe acquisition note is positioning, not a contract extract. The date of the Panopto deal, the product changes after it, and which login a Panopto customer should open were **not observed** in the pricing copies. Do not treat this page as a migration guide.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe job the batch records is article or PPT to avatar video, in the browser. The copies price that job in minutes. Free is $0 and about one minute, with 80 or more avatars. The copies say the sources call it one minute. This page keeps both the approximation mark and that wording. It does not invent a second free grant. Watermark rules on Free were **not observed**.\n\nCreator is $29 a month, or $276 a year, described as about $23 a month. The allowance is 15 minutes a month, one user, and Full HD. The copies also give about $1.93 a minute. Dividing the $29 sticker by 15 minutes is about $1.93. That division matches the gloss. It is arithmetic on the third-party figures, and it is a description of the included minutes, not a second product. The paid top-up is a different number: $2 per extra minute. $2 is higher than about $1.93. A month that stays inside 15 minutes is priced by the subscription. A month that goes past the allowance is priced, in these copies, at $2 a minute on paid plans. Whether the yearly Creator plan uses the same $2 top-up was included in \"on paid\" and was not given a separate yearly rate. A distinct yearly top-up price is **not observed**.\n\nTeam is $125 a month, or $1,200 a year, described as about $100 a month. The minute table has steps at 50, 100, and 150. The price copied with the plan is for 50 minutes a month. The dollar prices of the 100-minute and 150-minute steps were **not observed**. This page will not scale $125 in proportion to those steps. Three editors and three guests, and 4K, are the Team extras the copies name. A per-minute vendor gloss for Team, parallel to the Creator figure of about $1.93, was **not observed**. This page does not divide the $125 sticker by 50 minutes to invent one. That division would not be the $2 top-up either. The $2 figure is the only extra-minute price the copies printed, and it is stated for paid plans.\n\nEnterprise is custom and is described as unlimited corporate. Minutes, seats, avatars, and resolution inside that phrase were **not observed** as separate numbers. Paid avatar counts above the free \"80+\" were **not observed**. Voice-clone caps, language counts, and a maximum length per render were **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nOfficial page: [elai.io/pricing](https://elai.io/pricing), HTTP 403 in this environment on 2026-10-17. Table source: third-party copies of that page, Siftino 2026-10-14 and Wolmma 2026-09-23, as recorded in the batch synthesis. The two copies are the verification path for one set of figures. The synthesis does not record a conflict between them. If your checkout disagrees, checkout wins.\n\n| Plan | Third-party copies | Allowance and extras |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | About 1 minute. Sources say 1 min. 80+ avatars. |\n| Creator | $29/mo, or $276/yr, described as about $23/mo | 15 min/mo. 1 user. Full HD. About $1.93/min on the included allowance. |\n| Team | $125/mo, or $1,200/yr, described as about $100/mo | 50 min/mo at the priced step. Table steps also list 100 and 150. Those step prices are **not observed**. 3 editors + 3 guests. 4K. |\n| Enterprise | Custom | Described as unlimited corporate. The breakdown is **not observed**. |\n| Paid top-up | $2 per extra minute | Stated for paid plans. A separate Enterprise top-up was **not observed**. |\n\n$276 divided by 12 is $23. The copies describe the yearly Creator bill as about $23 a month. The division lands on $23 exactly, so the tilde is the copies' wording around a clean split. $29 times 12 is $348. The yearly bill of $276 is a different amount from twelve months of the $29 sticker. $1,200 divided by 12 is $100. The copies describe Team yearly as about $100 a month. $125 times 12 is $1,500, so twelve months of the monthly Team sticker is a different amount from the $1,200 yearly bill. This page does not invent a percent-off label the copies did not use. It shows the two ways each paid plan was written.\n\nCreator's about $1.93 a minute, times 15, is about $28.95, which sits next to the $29 monthly sticker. The $2 top-up does not replace that subscription. It prices minutes beyond the grant. A Free user does not get the $2 top-up in the wording used here. The copies say the top-up is on paid plans.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The copies name a free entry, a single-user Creator plan, a Team plan, and custom Enterprise, so the ladder has a shape even though this environment could not open the HTML.\n- Creator's $276 yearly bill divides by 12 to $23, which matches the \"about $23 a month\" description.\n- Team's $1,200 yearly bill divides by 12 to $100, which matches the \"about $100 a month\" description.\n- The minute allowances are explicit at the priced steps: about 1, 15, and 50. A buyer can see the unit.\n- Full HD on Creator and 4K on Team are resolution words the copies actually used, which is more than a bare dollar sticker.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The official pricing HTML was blocked here on 2026-10-17. None of these stickers were re-read from Elai's own page in this environment.\n- The figures depend on third-party copies dated 2026-09-23 and 2026-10-14. A change after those dates is **not observed** here.\n- Team's 100-minute and 150-minute steps have no prices in the notes. Choosing them from this page would invent a sticker.\n- The about $1.93 figure and the $2 top-up are easy to mix. One describes included Creator minutes. The other prices extra paid minutes.\n- API and MCP were **not observed**. An agent cannot be pointed at an Elai endpoint from this pass.\n- What \"unlimited corporate\" includes was **not observed** as a number.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Treat checkout as the price. This environment received HTTP 403 from elai.io/pricing on 2026-10-17. Use the copies as a planning quote dated 2026-09-23 and 2026-10-14, not as a receipt.\n2. Read Free as $0 and about one minute, with 80 or more avatars. Read Creator as $29 a month or $276 a year for 15 minutes, one user, and Full HD, with extra paid minutes at $2. Read Team as $125 a month or $1,200 a year for the 50-minute step, three editors, three guests, and 4K. Leave the 100 and 150 minute steps unpriced until the product shows their stickers.\n3. Render from the article or the deck, then finish captions and the frame in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If the avatar voice is not the one you will publish, replace the read in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) only after Elai accepts that file. External audio was **not observed** in the copies.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), Elai is the article and deck path with a minute meter. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) stays the default presenter when you need a plan this directory re-read from the vendor's own HTML, including a translation table and a remote MCP URL. Elai's copies did not include a language count. A multilingual course cannot be budgeted from this page. Stay inside the minute step you priced: about 1 on Free, 15 on Creator, 50 on the priced Team step. The $2 top-up is the observed way a paid plan buys more minutes. It is not a reason to skip the subscription, because the copies attach it to paid plans.\n\nShorts and TikTok are possible homes for a cut of the render. A 9:16 preset, a safe zone, and an auto-post list were **not observed**. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) apply when a longer render must be clipped. A 15-minute Creator month is a small stack of shorts only if each render is short. The copies do not say how many renders sit inside the 15 minutes.\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), Elai is a weak default. The observed input is an article or a PPT, and the observed output is avatar video. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) starts from a product URL. Commercial terms for running an Elai render as a paid ad were **not observed** in the copies. Full HD and 4K describe resolution, not a media license.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named in the Siftino or Wolmma copies summarized for this pass. \"Avatar,\" \"Full HD,\" and \"4K\" are product and resolution words. They are not a model card. Panopto is the acquirer in the batch positioning, not an engine name. This page does not list Elai as a host for a third-party generator. Whether the browser renderer calls one was **not observed**. When a cutaway must cite a model, generate that shot elsewhere. When the voice must be a named speaker, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). The 80 or more avatars on the free description are an avatar count. They are not a voice catalog. A voice count was **not observed**.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is false. A public API base URL, an auth scheme, and a docs page were **not observed** on this pass. The blocked pricing URL is not a developer document. `mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url` and no `api_url`. A 403 is not an endpoint.\n\nAgents that must render from code should call a tool that printed an endpoint on its own check. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [Creatify](/tools/creatify) did. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) did for voice. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) had no public creator API on its check. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) markets a video API and Video MCP without a server URL in its pricing extract. [Submagic](/tools/submagic) names Business + API and did not confirm a public docs URL. None of those products become an Elai API.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the creator and team avatar studio this directory checked on the vendor's own pricing page, with credits, translation, and an official MCP URL. Elai is the minute-metered browser path from an article or a deck, with the pricing page blocked here.\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the URL-to-ad studio. Elai's copied input is an article or slides.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline after export.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) turn a long video into captioned shorts. They start from a recording, not from the Elai minute grant.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Why isn't this price from Elai's own page?\n\nBecause elai.io/pricing returned HTTP 403 in this environment on 2026-10-17. The stickers are from third-party copies of that official page: Siftino on 2026-10-14 and Wolmma on 2026-09-23. The batch synthesis does not record a conflict between those two copies. Checkout on the official site is still the charge. This directory will not pretend the 403 was a successful read.\n\n### Is Creator $23 a month or $29?\n\nBoth descriptions are in the copies, and they are not the same offer. The monthly sticker is $29, with 15 minutes. The yearly bill is $276, which the copies describe as about $23 a month. $276 divided by 12 is $23. $29 times 12 is $348, which is not $276. Pay the checkout total that matches the term you select.\n\n### What does the $2 a minute charge buy?\n\nThe copies call it a top-up of $2 per extra minute on paid plans. The about $1.93 a minute figure is the gloss on Creator's included 15 minutes, because $29 divided by 15 is about $1.93. The top-up prices minutes past the allowance. It is not the price of the subscription, and it is not stated for the free plan.\n\n### What do the 100-minute and 150-minute Team steps cost?\n\n**Not observed.** The copies list table steps at 50, 100, and 150 minutes and attach $125 a month, or $1,200 a year, to the plan at 50 minutes a month. This page does not multiply $125 to price the larger steps. Three editors, three guests, and 4K are the Team extras that were named.\n\n### Does Elai have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nNot on this pass. `has_api` is false and `mcp.official` is false. The official pricing HTML was blocked, and the third-party pricing copies did not yield an API base URL or an MCP server URL. Enterprise \"unlimited corporate\" does not name an endpoint.", "path": "/tools/elai" }, { "workflows": [ "voice-publish", "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "tts", "voice-clone", "dubbing" ], "has_api": true, "api_url": "https://elevenlabs.io/docs/api-reference/text-to-speech/convert", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "ElevenLabs", "summary": "A voice studio for text to speech, cloning, dubbing, and sound, with a public API and an official hosted MCP server.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free; Starter $6/mo (first month $1 until Oct 18); Creator $22 (first month $11); Pro $99; Scale $299; Business $990 — verified 2026-10-16", "mcp": { "official": true, "url": "https://api.elevenlabs.io/v1/mcp", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "note": "Official hosted MCP for ElevenAgents, plus speech audio as a short-lived download link. OAuth, no API key in the client. Not the full dubbing, music, or speech-to-text API." }, "slug": "elevenlabs", "markdown": "ElevenLabs is the voice layer in a short-form stack. A faceless YouTube channel, a TikTok that uses a cloned narrator, and a Shorts editor who dubs an existing cut into another language all hit the same credit pool. The product also sells speech to text, sound effects, music, voice isolation, and a studio project timeline, and it sells ElevenAgents for conversational voice. This directory lists it with video tools because the voice is what makes a generated picture publishable. It does not generate the picture. Pair it with [Seedance](/tools/seedance), [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), or [CapCut](/tools/capcut) when the frame still has to be made or cut.\n\nThe prices below come from [elevenlabs.io/pricing](https://elevenlabs.io/pricing), opened on 2026-10-16 on the monthly billing view. A separate API price page at elevenlabs.io/pricing/api was **not observed** in this check. Do not mix an older \"characters per dollar\" screenshot into these plan stickers. Where the creative plan mentions the API, this page quotes that mention and stops.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nElevenLabs fits anyone whose bottleneck is the voice track. A creator who films or generates silent b-roll and needs a consistent narrator uses text to speech or an instant clone. A creator who already has a voice and wants it in another language uses dubbing. A team that shares a workspace uses Scale or Business, which are the plans that print seat counts. A developer who needs 44.1 kHz PCM from the API is pushed toward Pro by the plan card, which lists that output as a Pro feature.\n\nFree is a real $0 plan with 10,000 credits a month, and the FAQ says rollover does not apply to it. Starter adds a commercial license and instant voice cloning. Creator adds professional voice cloning. People who only need to hear a draft can stay on Free. People who publish the audio under a brand should read the commercial-license line before they ship a Free export. This check did not open the license text, so the exact commercial grant is the plan card's label plus the terms, not a paraphrase invented here.\n\nIt is the wrong primary tool when the job is an avatar face. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [Creatify](/tools/creatify) include voices because their product is a person on screen. Use ElevenLabs when you will lay the audio into an editor yourself, or when HeyGen's included voice is not the one you want. It is also the wrong tool for burned-in captions. CapCut remains the caption bench. ElevenLabs can supply the track those captions follow.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe pricing page groups the product into text to speech, speech to text, sound effects, voice design, music, productions, image, and studio projects. Starter adds a commercial license, instant voice cloning, music commercial use, dubbing studio, and image and video. Creator adds professional voice cloning. Pro adds 44.1 kHz PCM via the API and 192 kbps audio. Scale adds 3 workspace seats, team collaboration, and 3 professional voice clones. Business adds low-latency text to speech \"as low as 5c/minute,\" 10 professional voice clones, and 10 seats. Enterprise is custom, with SSO, BAAs for HIPAA customers, and more seats and voices.\n\nThe compare table, flattened in reading order across Free, Starter, Creator, Pro, Scale, and Business, showed about 10, 30, 121, 600, 1,800, and 6,000 minutes included. Those figures match the credit grants if you treat the page's approximate text-to-speech cost as the converter, and they are printed with a tilde, so they are estimates. Extra-minute prices on the same table were about $0.36, $0.20, $0.18, $0.17, $0.17, and $0.17 in that plan order. Languages were listed as 74 on each of those columns. Custom voice slots read as 3, 10, 30, 160, 660, and 2,200. Concurrent requests read as 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, and 25. Audio quality read as 128 kbps at 44.1 kHz on Free and Starter, and 128 and 192 kbps at 44.1 kHz from Creator upward. Quote these as compare-table figures observed on 2026-10-16, still marked approximate where the page used a tilde.\n\nCredits are shared. The FAQ says the same monthly pool pays for every product, so a music bed and a voiceover compete. Approximate costs on that FAQ: text to speech 1 credit per character for the V2 multilingual models; speech to text 330 credits per minute; music 900 credits per minute; sound effects 200 credits per generation; voice changer and voice isolator 1,000 credits per minute; dubbing 2,000 credits per minute for automatic with watermark, 3,000 without watermark, 5,000 for Dubbing Studio with watermark, and 10,000 without watermark. Flash and Turbo models can cost 0.5 to 1 credit per character on the API. A single request has a maximum credit count. The numeric cap was **not observed**. It depends on free versus paid.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-16. Prices exclude taxes. The Starter card said \"Until Oct 18\" over a first month at $1 (83 percent off the $6 price). Creator's first month is $11, which the FAQ also states. This check is 16 October 2026, so that Starter date was still in the future on the day the page was read. It may be gone if you open the page later. The renewal prices are the ones to budget.\n\n| Plan | Monthly price | Credits | Seats and extras printed on the card |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | 10,000 / month | 3 studio projects. No rollover |\n| Starter | $6, first month $1 until Oct 18 | 30,000 / month | Commercial license, instant voice cloning, 20 studio projects |\n| Creator | $22, first month $11 | 121,000 / month | Professional voice cloning, additional credits |\n| Pro | $99 | 600,000 / month | 44.1 kHz PCM via API, 192 kbps |\n| Scale | $299 | 1,800,000 / month | 3 seats, 3 professional voice clones |\n| Business | $990 | 6,000,000 / month | 10 seats, 10 professional voice clones, low-latency TTS as low as 5 cents/minute |\n| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Custom terms, SSO, more seats and voices |\n\nAnnual billing, from the FAQ: you pay for 10 months, which the page calls two months free. The equivalent monthly price is $5 for Starter, $18.33 for Creator, $82.50 for Pro, $249.17 for Scale, and $825 for Business. Those are the FAQ's figures, not a separate checkout this directory completed.\n\nRollover: unused credits on a paid plan roll for up to two months, up to 2 times the monthly quota, so the balance can reach at most 3 times the monthly quota while you stay on that paid plan and do not downgrade or cancel. Downgrading or canceling forfeits unused credits at the end of the cycle. Free does not roll. Pay-as-you-go top-up credits are separate and are not under that cap. The dollar price of a top-up pack was **not observed** on this creative pricing page.\n\nA worked example, using only the FAQ's 1 credit per character for V2 multilingual text to speech: 121,000 Creator credits are on the order of 121,000 characters, which the compare table calls about 121 minutes. A 30-second Shorts narration is a small slice of that grant. Dubbing is not. Automatic dubbing without a watermark at 3,000 credits per minute spends a Creator month in about 40 minutes of source audio. Price the mode you will actually run.\n\nPer-1,000-character API dollar rates on the dedicated API pricing page were **not observed** in this check. Pro's card is the verified API-related fact: 44.1 kHz PCM output via the API is listed from Pro up. [Runway](/tools/runway) also resells some ElevenLabs audio models inside Runway's own API credits. That is Runway's price, not this subscription.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The monthly stickers and the credit grants are both on the official pricing page, including the first-month discounts and the date on the Starter offer.\n- One credit pool is documented, with approximate per-product costs, so a creator can see that dubbing is an order of magnitude more expensive than a short narration.\n- Annual math is printed as monthly price times 10, with the equivalent monthly numbers written out.\n- Paid rollover lasts up to two months, which is explicit, and the free-plan exception is equally explicit.\n- The API reference is linked from the pricing page, and an official hosted MCP server publishes a URL, an OAuth flow, and regional endpoints.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The first-month prices end. Starter's $1 is labeled until 18 October. Creator's $11 is a first month. The $6 and $22 renewals are the plan.\n- Character costs depend on the model. V2 multilingual at 1 credit per character is not the Flash or Turbo rate, and it may not be the v3 or v4 rate. The FAQ's \"about 1 credit per character\" for text to speech is an approximation.\n- The dedicated API dollar table was not opened. Anyone budgeting a high-volume API integration still needs that page.\n- Commercial terms, the single-request credit cap, and the price of extra credits were not fully specified in the extract.\n- ElevenLabs does not finish the picture. A voice-only subscription still needs an editor and, for faceless video, a generator.\n- The hosted MCP server is not a dump of every API. Dubbing, music, and speech to text were not in the MCP tool list that was read.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Pick the renewal price, not the first-month price. Use Free to hear a voice. Use Starter or above when the commercial-license line matters. Use Creator or above when you need a professional clone.\n2. Generate the narration, the dub, or the sound effect, and read the credit estimate before you run a Dubbing Studio job. A watermarked automatic dub and a clean Dubbing Studio job are not the same credit cost.\n3. Lay the file into [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or the avatar tool, and burn captions there. If the face must move with the new language, compare [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), which sells lip-sync translation as its own product.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn the voice-publish workflow (`voice-publish`), ElevenLabs is the primary tool. A channel records or writes, generates or clones the voice, and exports a track that other tools do not replace. The Starter commercial license is the line to confirm before that track goes on a monetized Short. Scale and Business matter when more than one editor must share the clone. Seat counts are 3 and 10 on those cards.\n\nOn the faceless workflow (`faceless`), ElevenLabs is the narration step after a model such as [Kling](/tools/kling) or [Seedance](/tools/seedance) has made the shots. A 121,000-credit Creator pool is large relative to a few Shorts scripts and small relative to dubbed long episodes. Do the dubbing math before you promise a localized back catalog. This site does not yet serve live pages at `/workflow/voice-publish` or `/workflow/faceless`. The slugs are the planning labels.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nThe pricing page names Eleven v4 as a current emotive model in the page header, and the compare table lists Eleven v4 and Eleven v3 as rows. The FAQ discusses V2 multilingual at 1 credit per character and discounted Flash and Turbo models. A full credit table for v3 and v4 was **not observed** on the creative pricing FAQ. Treat \"1 credit per character\" as the V2 multilingual figure the FAQ states, not as a universal rate. Speech-to-text, music, and dubbing have their own approximate rates above, and those rates are about the product, not about a single named checkpoint.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nThe pricing page links an API reference at https://elevenlabs.io/docs/api-reference/text-to-speech/convert. That URL is the `api_url` on this entry because it is the official text-to-speech reference the pricing page points at. The request schema and the per-character dollar price on elevenlabs.io/pricing/api were **not observed** on 2026-10-16. `has_api` is true because the company publishes that API and sells API audio quality on the Pro card.\n\nThe official hosted MCP server is documented at elevenlabs.io/docs/eleven-agents/operate/hosted-mcp, checked the same day. The default URL is https://api.elevenlabs.io/v1/mcp. Authentication is OAuth. No API key is copied into the client. Regional residency URLs on that page are https://api.eu.residency.elevenlabs.io/v1/mcp, https://api.in.residency.elevenlabs.io/v1/mcp, and https://api.sg.residency.elevenlabs.io/v1/mcp. The documented actions are agent management — create and update agents, read transcripts, manage tools and knowledge — and generating speech audio from text as a short-lived download link. Access is scoped to the OAuth grants you approve, covering ElevenAgents and text to speech. It is not a documented dubbing, music, or speech-to-text MCP. A third-party local MCP package is not this server. Point clients at the hosted URL.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) includes voices because the product is an avatar. Its MCP spends HeyGen web-plan credits and is the right server when the agent must render a face.\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) bundles text to speech inside an ad, at 1 Creatify credit per 30 seconds on the API card. That is a different meter.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is where the ElevenLabs track becomes a captioned Short. CapCut's own premium text to speech is a separate credit, described on CapCut's help pages, and it does not replace a cloned ElevenLabs voice.\n- [Runway](/tools/runway) can call selected ElevenLabs audio models on Runway API credits. Use that only when the rest of the job is already a Runway API call.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is the Starter plan $1 or $6?\n\nBoth, on the page checked 2026-10-16. The card showed $1 for the first month, labeled until 18 October, and $6 as the plan price. The FAQ lists Starter at $6 for 30,000 credits. Budget $6 after the first month. Creator is $11 for the first month and $22 after, for 121,000 credits.\n\n### Do credits roll over?\n\nOn paid plans, yes, for up to two months, capped so the balance stays at most three times the monthly grant, and only while you do not downgrade or cancel. Free credits do not roll over. Top-up credits are a separate balance. The price of those top-ups was not on the creative pricing extract.\n\n### What does the official MCP server do?\n\nIt manages ElevenAgents and can generate speech audio as a short-lived download link. The URL is https://api.elevenlabs.io/v1/mcp, with EU, India, and Singapore residency hosts. It uses OAuth. It is not a substitute for the dubbing or music APIs.\n\n### How many credits does a dubbed minute cost?\n\nThe pricing FAQ says about 2,000 credits per minute for automatic dubbing with a watermark, 3,000 without, 5,000 for Dubbing Studio with a watermark, and 10,000 for Dubbing Studio without a watermark. Text to speech is a different rate, about 1 credit per character on V2 multilingual models.", "path": "/tools/elevenlabs" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Faceless.so", "summary": "Niche-series autopilot with a seven-platform schedule. Marketing starts from $29/mo; the Starter card showed $24/mo for 500 credits.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Marketing from $29/mo (yearly about 17% off); Starter card $24/mo for 500 credits (~3 posts/week mix); Growth 1,000 credits (~daily); Influencer, Ultra, and Agency dollar stickers not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "A hosted MCP with 27 tools is listed on Ultra and Agency, alongside API access, a CLI, and a Claude Skill. The MCP server URL was not observed, so this entry sets no mcp.url." }, "slug": "faceless-so", "markdown": "Faceless.so is a niche-series autopilot for a set-and-forget channel. On the 2026-10-17 check it schedules posts and spends credits on storyboard shorts and motion seconds.\n\nThis page is a selection note for YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts. Figures come from [faceless.so](https://faceless.so). Anything the extract omitted is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nFaceless.so fits an operator who knows the niche and wants the channel to keep posting. The check named YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, and X. A per-tier destination matrix was **not observed**.\n\nStarter is the priced entry: $24 a month, 500 credits, and a mix of about three posts a week. That cadence is the set-and-forget fit.\n\nA single explainer is [Pictory](/tools/pictory) or [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5). Voice-first Shorts are [Fliki](/tools/fliki). A prompt on a timeline is [InVideo](/tools/invideo). [Revid](/tools/revid) is the growth loop this batch priced at $39 a month for 2,000 credits, with API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan. [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts) prices frequency at $19, $39, and $69 a month. A prompted shot is [Kling](/tools/kling), a presenter is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), a product ad is [Creatify](/tools/creatify), a voice alone is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), and captions finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\n## What it does\n\nCredits are the meter. A storyboard short is 20 credits. Motion is 2 credits per second, Plus 3, and Max 6. Plus and Max are rate labels. The extract did not map them onto a plan name.\n\nPlans name Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 2.7, Nano Banana Pro, and GPT Image 2.5. Which tier unlocks which name was **not observed**. Script, voice, captions, resolution, watermark, commercial rights, a free tier, rollover, and top-ups were **not observed**. API access, a hosted MCP of 27 tools, a CLI, and a Claude Skill are listed on Ultra and Agency. Tool names and the CLI package were **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [faceless.so](https://faceless.so). Marketing said from $29 a month, with yearly billing saving about 17 percent. The Starter card said $24 a month, 500 credits, and a mix of about three posts a week. The annual invoice and any other currency were **not observed**. Checkout is the price.\n\n| Tier | What the check printed | Left out of the extract |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Marketing floor | From $29/mo; yearly saves about 17% | Which tier $29 names; the annual invoice |\n| Starter | $24/mo; 500 credits; about 3 posts/week as a mix | Annual invoice for this card |\n| Growth | 1,000 credits; cadence described as about daily | Dollar sticker |\n| Influencer | Named as a higher tier | Dollar sticker and credit grant |\n| Ultra | API, hosted MCP (27 tools), CLI, Claude Skill | Dollar sticker and credit grant |\n| Agency | Same developer block as Ultra | Dollar sticker and credit grant |\n\nSpent on one rate, Starter's 500 credits is 25 storyboard shorts, 250 seconds of Motion at 2 credits per second, 166 seconds at Plus with 2 credits left, or 83 seconds at Max with 2 credits left. The card's mix is about three posts a week, under that single-rate ceiling. Growth's 1,000 credits is twice that grant and is described as about daily. Influencer, Ultra, and Agency grants were **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Seven destinations are named, from YouTube and TikTok through Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, and X.\n- Starter prints $24 a month, 500 credits, and about three posts a week on one card, with numeric storyboard and Motion rates.\n- Plans name six models, from Veo 3.1 and Kling 3.0 through Seedance 2.5, Wan 2.7, Nano Banana Pro, and GPT Image 2.5.\n- Ultra and Agency list an API, a hosted MCP with 27 tools, a CLI, and a Claude Skill.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Marketing says from $29 a month and the Starter card says $24 a month. Which tier the $29 names was **not observed**.\n- Growth's 1,000 credits have no dollar sticker here. Influencer, Ultra, and Agency stickers and grants were **not observed**. The yearly 17 percent line has no invoice.\n- The MCP is listed as 27 tools, and the server URL, API base URL, CLI package, and tool names were **not observed**.\n- Resolution, watermark, commercial rights, rollover, a free tier, and any voice or caption path were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Pick the niche and the destinations from the seven-platform list. Starter's priced cadence is about three posts a week.\n2. Spend 500 credits as a mix: 20 credits per storyboard short, and 2, 3, or 6 credits per Motion second.\n3. Use Starter or Growth for the in-product schedule. Move to Ultra or Agency for the API, hosted MCP, CLI, or Claude Skill, and read that sticker at checkout.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Faceless.so is the autopilot: series plus schedule. One-off shots stay on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Seedance](/tools/seedance), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Pika](/tools/pika), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). Explainers stay on [Pictory](/tools/pictory) or [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5). Voice-first volume stays on [Fliki](/tools/fliki). A timeline you drive stays on [InVideo](/tools/invideo).\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) and [captions-cover](/workflow/captions-cover), a clipper, caption style, and covers were **not observed**. Finish those in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). On [ai-avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). On [ugc-ads](/workflow/ugc-ads) use [Creatify](/tools/creatify). On [voice-publish](/workflow/voice-publish) the schedule is the publish half, and a named speaker was **not observed**, so license the read on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nPlans name Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 2.7, Nano Banana Pro, and GPT Image 2.5. [Veo](/models/veo), [Kling](/models/kling), and [Seedance](/models/seedance) are the vendor families. A matching SKU, duration, and vendor price on Faceless.so were **not observed**. Wan 2.7, Nano Banana Pro, and GPT Image 2.5 have no page here. The 20-credit storyboard short and Motion at 2, 3, or 6 credits per second are not tied to one name. Quote Kling on [Kling](/tools/kling) and Seedance on [Seedance](/tools/seedance). A speech model was **not observed**.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because API access is listed on Ultra and Agency. A base URL, auth scheme, and docs path were **not observed** on 2026-10-17, so this entry sets no `api_url`.\n\n`mcp.official` is true because those tiers list a hosted MCP with 27 tools. The server URL, the tool names, the CLI install, and the Claude Skill source were **not observed**, so `mcp.url` is omitted. Starter, Growth, and Influencer were not listed for that block. Printed endpoints elsewhere are [Runway](/tools/runway), [Kling](/tools/kling), [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), and [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). [Revid](/tools/revid) listed the same class of access on every plan.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Revid](/tools/revid) is the growth loop at $39 a month for 2,000 credits in this batch, with API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan. Faceless.so's priced card is the $24 Starter.\n- [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts) sells frequency at $19, $39, and $69. API and MCP were **not observed** there.\n- [Pictory](/tools/pictory), [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5), [Fliki](/tools/fliki), and [InVideo](/tools/invideo) stop at the file. [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Pika](/tools/pika), [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), and [CapCut](/tools/capcut) cover a shot or a caption pass. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Creatify](/tools/creatify), and [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) cover a face, an ad, and a voice.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Why do both $24 and $29 show up?\n\nThe 2026-10-17 check showed marketing from $29 a month, yearly about 17 percent off, and a Starter card at $24 a month for 500 credits. An annual invoice was **not observed**. Pay checkout. Plan from the 500 credits.\n\n### How many posts does Starter buy?\n\nThe card says a mix of about three posts a week. On one rate, 500 credits is 25 storyboard shorts or 250 seconds of base Motion, and a mix lands under that. Growth is 1,000 credits, about daily, and its dollar sticker was **not observed**.\n\n### Which plan includes the API and the MCP?\n\nUltra and Agency list the API, a hosted MCP of 27 tools, a CLI, and a Claude Skill. Starter, Growth, and Influencer were not listed. The MCP URL, the API URL, and the Ultra and Agency prices were **not observed**.\n\n### Are the named models included at $24?\n\nPlans name Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 2.7, Nano Banana Pro, and GPT Image 2.5. Which tier unlocks which name was **not observed**. [Veo](/models/veo), [Kling](/models/kling), and [Seedance](/models/seedance) are the vendor families. Bill a directed shot on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Seedance](/tools/seedance), or [Runway](/tools/runway).\n\n### How does this differ from AutoShorts and Revid?\n\n[AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts) prices frequency at $19, $39, and $69. [Revid](/tools/revid) lists API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan. Faceless.so prices Starter at $24 for 500 credits and holds that developer block for Ultra and Agency.", "path": "/tools/faceless-so" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "tts", "voice-clone", "avatar" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Fliki", "summary": "Voice-first text-to-video for Shorts volume, with Free at 3 credits a month, Standard at 180, and Premium at 600. No dollar sticker on the 2026-10-17 pricing check.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free 3 credits/mo (watermark, 720p, no card); Standard 180 credits/mo (1080p, videos up to 15 min, voice clone, limited stock avatars, commercial rights); Premium 600 credits/mo (card up to 40 min, FAQ 30 min not settled, API access, photo avatars); dollar stickers not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "Premium lists API access. No API base URL, docs URL, or official MCP server URL was observed on the pricing check." }, "slug": "fliki", "markdown": "Fliki turns a script into a narrated short, with the voice and the picture on one credit meter. On 2026-10-17, [fliki.ai/pricing](https://fliki.ai/pricing) showed Free at 3 credits a month, Standard at 180, and Premium at 600, and no dollar sticker. A currency price, a credit burn rate, and a voice-catalog size are **not observed**. The editor was not opened, so this is a selection note for YouTube, Shorts, and TikTok. The product home is [fliki.ai](https://fliki.ai).\n\n## Who it's for\n\nFliki fits a solo creator who already has the words and wants one grant for a narrated short. The batch job is voice-first text-to-video at Shorts volume. Free, with a watermark, 720p, and no card, is a hearing test. Commercial rights were printed on Standard, so a client file waits for that plan.\n\nA longer blog or URL explainer fits [Pictory](/tools/pictory). A company-post brand cut fits [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5). A prompt plus a timeline, with Seedance gated by plan, fits [InVideo](/tools/invideo). Cadence is a different job: [Revid](/tools/revid) covers create, publish, and Auto-Mode; [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) schedules a niche series; [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts) prices post frequency. Auto-posting from Fliki was **not observed**.\n\nNamed-model shots belong on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Pika](/tools/pika), [Seedance](/tools/seedance), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). A presenter is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), a cast-led ad is [Creatify](/tools/creatify), and a voice alone is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Stay here when Standard's voice clone and limited stock avatars, or Premium's photo avatars, match the shot. Lip-sync specs, languages, a voice count, and a Teams seat price were **not observed**.\n\n## What it does\n\nA script goes in and a voiced video comes out, paid in credits. The pass stopped at pricing, so timeline tracks, captions, music, brand kits, translation, and export containers are **not observed**. The ladder is the table below. Read each feature only on the row that printed it.\n\nA credit is undefined, so 180 or 600 cannot become a weekly upload count. A scheduler was **not observed**. In this extract, commercial rights, 1080p, voice clone, and limited stock avatars are Standard lines, and Free does not grant commercial rights. Premium's 40-minute card and 30-minute FAQ disagree, and nothing says Standard's lines carry forward. Publish inside 15 minutes until they agree.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [fliki.ai/pricing](https://fliki.ai/pricing) with Playwright. Dollar amounts were missing from the accessibility tree and the static HTML. Leave third-party monthly prices out of that gap.\n\n| Plan | Credits | What the page stated |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | 3 / month | Watermark, 720p, no card |\n| Standard | 180 / month | 1080p, videos up to 15 min, voice clone, limited stock avatars, commercial rights |\n| Premium | 600 / month | Card: videos up to 40 min. FAQ: 30 min max. API access. Photo avatars |\n\nPast 15 minutes, treat 30 as the cautious Premium reading and 40 as the card reading. Annual billing, a struck price, a per-seat price, rollover, and top-ups were **not observed**. \"No card\" means Free did not require a payment method to start. Leftover-credit rules were **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free is a real monthly grant: 3 credits, a watermark, 720p, and no card, so you can hear the voice before a payment method is on file.\n- Standard states the publish decision together: 180 credits, 1080p, 15 minutes, voice clone, limited stock avatars, and commercial rights.\n- Premium's step up names API access and photo avatars beside the 600-credit pool.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Any currency budget has to be read at checkout. This open did not show a dollar sticker.\n- Premium duration is **not settled** between 40 minutes on the card and 30 in the FAQ.\n- API access has no base URL, auth scheme, or docs URL here, and no official MCP URL was observed.\n- Paid watermark removal, Premium resolution, Free's max length, rollover, top-ups, feature inheritance, and a seat price were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Run Free on a short script that can live inside 3 undefined credits. Expect a watermark and 720p, and keep the file as a quality test.\n2. Move to Standard to publish inside 15 minutes at 1080p, using voice clone, limited stock avatars, and the commercial-rights line.\n3. If the voice, avatar, or picture fails, keep the script. Move the read to [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), the shot to [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), or [Luma](/tools/luma), and captions plus the vertical frame to [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Fliki assembles one narrated short when the avatar labels fit. Otherwise split the stack: voice on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), shots on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), or [Seedance](/tools/seedance), and the cut on [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Whether the export carries an AI disclosure was **not observed**, so that step still needs a person.\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), Fliki was not observed as a clipper. Narrate a script from the episode, then reframe in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). On [captions-cover](/workflow/captions-cover), styles, safe zones, and covers were **not observed**.\n\nOn [ai-avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) the avatar lines are labels, not a lip-sync rate, so a spokesperson stays on [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). On [ugc-ads](/workflow/ugc-ads) a cast-led ad stays on [Creatify](/tools/creatify). An ad account and a batch render were **not observed**. On [voice-publish](/workflow/voice-publish) the read is sold with a picture; vendor, dubbing rates, and a hosted speech MCP stay on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nThe pricing extract names no video model and no speech model. Fliki is not a documented host for [Kling](/models/kling), [Seedance](/models/seedance), [Runway Gen](/models/runway-gen), [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray), or [Veo](/models/veo). Voice count, languages, and stock-library size were **not observed** on 2026-10-17.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nPremium lists API access, so `has_api` is true. The 2026-10-17 pricing check printed no base URL, auth scheme, or docs URL, so this entry sets no `api_url`. The endpoint is **not observed**, and an agent cannot call Fliki from this page. Covered operations, rate limits, and a separate API price were **not observed**.\n\nNo official MCP URL was observed, so `mcp.official` is false. An API bullet is not a Model Context Protocol server. For a printed endpoint, use [Runway](/tools/runway), [Kling](/tools/kling), [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). Same-day, [Revid](/tools/revid) described API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan, and [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) described a hosted MCP on higher tiers. The other batch peers did not show an official MCP URL.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Pictory](/tools/pictory) is the longer minute-metered explainer. [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5) is the blog-to-brand plan. [InVideo](/tools/invideo) keeps prompt, timeline, and plan-gated Seedance together.\n- [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), and [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts) cover create-then-post cadence. This extract stops Fliki at the file.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) replaces the read, [CapCut](/tools/capcut) finishes captions and the frame, and [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or [Creatify](/tools/creatify) covers a presenter or a UGC ad. [Pika](/tools/pika) and [Luma](/tools/luma) replace a shot this meter cannot make.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### How much does Fliki cost per month?\n\nA dollar sticker was **not observed** on 2026-10-17. Compare 3, 180, and 600 credits, and read currency at checkout. Annual billing was **not observed**.\n\n### What does one credit buy?\n\n**Not observed.** Nothing defines a credit as time, characters, or a finished video. The minute caps are length ceilings, not a burn rate.\n\n### Does Free include a watermark and commercial rights?\n\nFree includes the watermark, 720p, 3 monthly credits, and no card. Commercial rights were printed on Standard. Paid watermark removal was **not observed**.\n\n### Why do Premium limits say both 30 and 40 minutes?\n\nThe card said up to 40 minutes and the FAQ said 30, both on 2026-10-17, so the duration is **not settled**. Standard's 15 minutes was a separate figure. Free's maximum length was **not observed**.\n\n### Does Fliki have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nPremium lists API access, and no URL was printed, so `api_url` is omitted. No official MCP URL was observed. `mcp.official` is false.\n\n### Is Fliki a daily Shorts autopilot?\n\nScheduling and Auto-Mode were **not observed**. Cadence sits on [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), or [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts).", "path": "/tools/fliki" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless", "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "i2v", "avatar", "editor" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Google Flow", "summary": "Google's AI creative studio for Veo 3.1, Gemini Omni, and Nano Banana. Free is 50 daily Flow credits. Plus is $4.99/mo. A credit cost per Veo clip was not observed.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free with a Google Account (50 daily Flow credits); Plus $4.99/mo (50 daily + 200 monthly); Pro $19.99/mo (50 daily + 1,000 monthly); Ultra $99.99/mo (50 daily + 10,000 monthly); Ultra $199.99/mo (50 daily + 25,000 monthly). Prices may vary by market. Per-clip burn and yearly price not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "No Flow API and no official MCP server URL were observed on 2026-10-17. Veo rates on Gemini and Vertex belong on the Veo model page." }, "slug": "google-flow", "markdown": "Google Flow is Google's AI creative studio, sold as Flow credits inside a Google AI subscription. Checked on 2026-10-17, [flow.google.com/about](https://flow.google.com/about) calls it \"Your AI creative studio built with Google's advanced generative models.\" The older labs.google/flow/about address redirects there. The pricing footnote says prices may vary by market. The page also says features may vary by subscription tier, by web versus mobile, and by region, and it marks the product 18+. A credits-per-clip figure for Veo was **not observed**. This note is for YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts. Home for the model, with its own API rates, is [Veo](/models/veo).\n\n## Who it's for\n\nFlow fits a faceless creator who wants Google's own video and image models in one studio, and who already lives in a Google account. The job on the page is text to video, frames to video, ingredients to video, video extension, video-to-video editing, and a scene builder. Characters and avatars are on the free feature list. An agent is described as built with Gemini. Tools you can build in the product include Type Overlays, Video Resizer, Image Editor, Storyboard Studio, Shader Effects, and Mockup. The matching path on this site is [faceless](/workflow/faceless). When the subject is a reusable character rather than a world clip, the neighboring path is [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar).\n\nA timeline you drive by hand, with everyday captions and a vertical reframe, is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A presenter library with a checked credit plan is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). A named voice that is not the clip's native audio is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A multi-lab credit studio that is not a Google subscription is [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), or [Pika](/tools/pika). Kling's own membership is [Kling](/tools/kling). Dreamina's Seedance ladder is [Seedance](/tools/seedance).\n\nFlow is a weak fit when the only job is clipping a long recording. That path is [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), and a clipper was **not observed** on this page. It is also a weak fit when you need a published dollar per second before you subscribe. The cards print monthly credit pools. They do not print a burn.\n\n## What it does\n\nThree model names lead the about page. Gemini Omni creates and edits video from any reference, real or generated. Nano Banana is the image model, described with subject consistency and text rendering. Veo 3.1 is the video model, described with native audio, physics, realism, and prompt adherence. The free included list is more specific than those headlines: Gemini Omni Flash, Nano Banana Pro, and Veo 3.1. This page keeps the headline names and the included names side by side. It does not collapse Omni Flash into Omni, or Nano Banana Pro into Nano Banana.\n\nFree, with a Google account and no Google AI subscription, lists 50 daily Google Flow credits. The same free list names Flow Tools as usage only, plus the agent, text to video, frames to video, ingredients to video, video extension, video-to-video editing, Scenebuilder, 2K image upscaling, characters, and avatars. Plus is the first row that changes Flow Tools from usage to creation, and the first row that names 1080p video upscaling. Pro adds a line that top-up AI credits are available. The $99.99 Ultra row is the first that names 4K image and video upscaling.\n\nThis check did not open the studio. Aspect ratios, a 9:16 preset, clip length, frame rate, a watermark, a queue, and an export container were **not observed**. The about page does list a FAQ question, \"How much does it cost to generate images and videos?\" The answer text was not in the extract. That absence is why this entry refuses a per-clip credit cost.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [flow.google.com/about](https://flow.google.com/about). The asterisk on every paid sticker points at \"Prices may vary by market.\" Checkout in another country can show another number. A yearly toggle and a billed-yearly total were **not observed**. This page does not multiply a monthly sticker by twelve and call the product an annual plan.\n\n| Plan | Price on the Flow page | Flow credits | What the card added |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free, no Google AI subscription | Free of charge | 50 daily | Gemini Omni Flash, Nano Banana Pro, Veo 3.1, Flow Tools (usage only), agent, text to video, frames to video, ingredients to video, video extension, video-to-video editing, Scenebuilder, 2K image upscaling, characters, avatars |\n| Google AI Plus | $4.99/mo | 50 daily + 200 monthly | Everything in free, Flow Tools (creation), 1080p video upscaling, higher image generation limits, higher access to the agent |\n| Google AI Pro | $19.99/mo | 50 daily + 1,000 monthly | Everything in Plus, AI credits available as top-ups. Also listed: Gemini app with 3.1 Pro, YouTube Premium Lite, Gemini in Gmail and Docs, 5 TB total storage for Photos, Drive, and Gmail |\n| Google AI Ultra | $99.99/mo | 50 daily + 10,000 monthly | Everything in Pro, 4K image and video upscaling, highest image generation limits, highest access to the agent. Also listed: Gemini app with 3.1 Pro Deep Think, YouTube Premium, 20 TB storage |\n| Google AI Ultra | $199.99/mo | 50 daily + 25,000 monthly | Everything in the $99.99 Ultra row. Also listed: Gemini app with 3.1 Pro Deep Think, YouTube Premium, 30 TB storage |\n\nThe one.google.com plans page, read the same day, corroborates Plus at $4.99 USD/mo, Pro at $19.99, Ultra 5x at $99.99, and Ultra 20x at $199.99. Its Flow credits row prints 1,000, 10,000, and 25,000 a month, which matches Pro and the two Ultra pools. Plus's 200 monthly credits were on the Flow page. That plans page also prints a separate Google Flow Music credits row, 10,000, 30,000, and 30,000. Music credits are not the video pool. A second line on the plans page says Ultra is available in more than 150 countries, while the plans FAQ says Plus, Pro, and Ultra are available in more than 140 countries and territories, with certain AI benefits limited to ages 18+. Both sentences were on the page. This entry does not merge 140 and 150 into one country count.\n\nThe daily 50 sits on every row, including Ultra. The page writes the paid grant as 50 daily plus a monthly pool. A combined monthly total, such as thirty times 50 plus the monthly pool, was **not observed**. Top-up pack size and top-up price on Pro were **not observed**. The integers behind \"higher\" and \"highest\" image limits were **not observed**. Whether Flow Tools creation spends the same credits as Veo was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free prints 50 daily credits and names Veo 3.1, Gemini Omni Flash, and Nano Banana Pro, so a Google account can see the model list before a subscription.\n- Plus, Pro, and both Ultra rows print a dollar amount next to a monthly Flow credit pool.\n- The one.google.com plans page repeats Pro at $19.99, Ultra 5x at $99.99, Ultra 20x at $199.99, and the 1,000 / 10,000 / 25,000 Flow credit pools.\n- Plus is the row that changes Flow Tools from usage only to creation, and the row that adds 1080p video upscaling, so those two upgrades have a price.\n- The $99.99 Ultra card is explicit that 4K image and video upscaling starts there, and the $199.99 card says it includes everything in that $99.99 row.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Credits per generation, including credits per Veo clip, were **not observed**. The cost FAQ question was visible and the answer was not in the extract.\n- Prices may vary by market. A sticker in this table can differ at checkout, and a yearly price was **not observed**.\n- Two different products share the name Google AI Ultra, at $99.99 and $199.99. The plans page calls them Ultra 5x and Ultra 20x. The Flow page uses one name twice.\n- Pro, Plus, and Ultra are Google AI bundles. Storage, YouTube Premium, and Gemini app access sit on the same cards as Flow credits. A buyer who only wanted video still pays the bundle price.\n- No Flow API was observed. An agent that needs a key has to leave this product for the Veo surfaces on [Veo](/models/veo). Official MCP was **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Start from a Google account and read Free as 50 daily Flow credits, with Veo 3.1, Gemini Omni Flash, and Nano Banana Pro named, and with Flow Tools marked usage only. Leave the per-clip burn unresolved until the product shows it.\n2. Move to Plus at $4.99 a month when you need Flow Tools creation, 1080p video upscaling, or the extra 200 monthly credits. Move to Pro at $19.99 when you need the 1,000 monthly pool. Open the $99.99 Ultra row for 10,000 monthly credits and 4K upscaling, or the $199.99 row for 25,000 monthly credits. Treat every sticker as a price that may vary by market.\n3. Finish outside Flow when the job is captions, a cover, or a named voice. Use [CapCut](/tools/capcut) on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), and [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish). Read API rates on [Veo](/models/veo) before you budget a developer call.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Flow is the Google-hosted visuals step. Text to video, frames to video, and ingredients to video are the generation names on the free list. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice booth when Veo 3.1 native audio is the wrong read. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the assembly bench. A weekly Shorts quota cannot be matched to Plus or Pro until you see a real burn, because that burn was **not observed**. After the first clip, compare the debit with the monthly pools: 200, 1,000, 10,000, or 25,000, on top of the 50 daily credits every row lists.\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), Characters and Avatars are named on the free list. A stock-avatar count, a language list, and a lip-sync price were **not observed**. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) remains the checked presenter plan. A URL-to-ad cast is [Creatify](/tools/creatify) on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). A commercial-use sentence for Flow output was **not observed**.\n\nA clipper and a caption burn were **not observed**. Type Overlays is a buildable animated-text tool, and it has no language count. When the words or the cover fail, move the file to [CapCut](/tools/capcut) on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). [Long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) stays on a clipper.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nVeo 3.1 is the video model named on the page, including on the free included list. Behavior, duration, aspect, and the Gemini and Vertex prices belong on [Veo](/models/veo). This tool page does not copy those per-second rates into a Flow credit. Gemini Omni and Gemini Omni Flash are named here and do not have a separate model page in this directory. Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro are the image names and do not have a model page here either.\n\n[Kling](/models/kling), [Seedance](/models/seedance), [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray), [MiniMax Hailuo](/models/minimax-hailuo), [Runway Gen](/models/runway-gen), and [Higgsfield](/models/higgsfield) were **not observed** inside Flow. A host that prints several of those names on one bill is [Runway](/tools/runway) or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). Their credits do not spend a Google Flow balance.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is false. No Flow API, no base URL, no auth scheme, and no docs URL were observed on 2026-10-17, so this entry sets no `api_url`. Veo on the Gemini API and on Vertex is a different door. Those rates live on [Veo](/models/veo). Copying a Gemini price onto a Flow credit would invent a conversion the Flow page did not print.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url`. The in-product agent is a studio partner built with Gemini. It is not an address a desktop client can add. Guessing a path on flow.google.com would invent an endpoint.\n\nFor a callable video API with a stored URL, use [Runway](/tools/runway), [Kling](/tools/kling), [Luma](/tools/luma), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). A Flow login does not authenticate those keys.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Runway](/tools/runway) and [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) are multi-model studios with a public API. Higgsfield also has an official MCP server. Flow is the Google subscription, and its developer rates stay on [Veo](/models/veo).\n- [Kling](/tools/kling) and [Seedance](/tools/seedance) are single-family memberships with their own credit ladders. [Luma](/tools/luma) prices Ray on an app plan and on an API page. [Pika](/tools/pika) prints a credit burn for one spec. Flow did not print that kind of burn.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter studio when Characters and Avatars on the free list are not enough. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline after the clip exists. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice when native audio is the wrong read.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### How many Flow credits does one Veo clip cost?\n\n**Not observed.** The pools are in the table. The cost FAQ was on the about page, and the answer text was not in the 2026-10-17 extract. Read the balance after a real generation.\n\n### Is there a yearly Google Flow price?\n\nA yearly price was **not observed**. The stickers are monthly, and the footnote says they may vary by market.\n\n### Why are there two Google AI Ultra prices?\n\nBoth rows are named Google AI Ultra. The $99.99 row has 10,000 monthly credits and adds 4K upscaling. The $199.99 row has 25,000 monthly credits and includes everything in the $99.99 row. The plans page labels those stickers Ultra 5x and Ultra 20x.\n\n### Does Google Flow have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nNo Flow API was observed, so `has_api` is false and there is no `api_url`. No MCP server URL was observed, so `mcp.official` is false. Gemini and Vertex rates stay on [Veo](/models/veo).\n\n### Can I open Flow without a Google AI subscription?\n\nYes. The free row is a Google account, 50 daily credits, and it lists Veo 3.1, Gemini Omni Flash, and Nano Banana Pro. Flow Tools on that row are usage only. Creation starts on Plus at $4.99 a month. The plans FAQ says Plus, Pro, and Ultra are in more than 140 countries, with some benefits limited to ages 18+. A separate line says Ultra is in more than 150 countries.", "path": "/tools/google-flow" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless", "ugc-ads" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "i2v" ], "has_api": true, "api_url": "https://platform.minimax.io/docs/pricing/overview", "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Hailuo AI", "summary": "MiniMax's Hailuo video app. Yearly cards run from Standard at $8.40/mo ($100.80 billed yearly) to Max at $184/mo. The header From $9.99/mo matches no card. The MiniMax API is a separate rate card.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Yearly view: Free $0 (0 monthly credits); Standard $8.40/mo, $100.80 billed yearly (struck $14.99, 1,000 credits); Pro $30.40/mo, $364.80/yr (struck $54.99, 4,500); Master $71.20/mo, $854.40/yr (struck $119.99, 10,500); Max $184/mo, $2,208/yr (27,000, no struck price). Header From $9.99/mo has no matching card. API is separate — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "MiniMax publishes H3 video rates and speech-2.8 TTS rates on the platform pricing overview. No official MCP server URL was observed on 2026-10-17. App plans and API rates are separate." }, "slug": "hailuo", "markdown": "Hailuo AI is MiniMax's consumer video app, sold as yearly subscription cards on [hailuoai.video/subscribe](https://hailuoai.video/subscribe). Checked on 2026-10-17, the header reads \"From $9.99/mo\". No card on that page shows $9.99. The yearly toggle is labeled -47%. A banner reads \"MiniMax H3 & Wan 3.0 Is Live\", and another reads \"MiniMax H3 Is Live, 2K from $0.081/sec\". The developer rates are a different page, [platform.minimax.io/docs/pricing/overview](https://platform.minimax.io/docs/pricing/overview). The model note is [MiniMax Hailuo](/models/minimax-hailuo). This directory lists the app as hailuo. A figure neither extract printed is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nHailuo fits a faceless channel that wants MiniMax's own video models, plus access to other labs, on one subscribe page. Standard is the first paid yearly card. It names MiniMax H3 and H3 Max at printed per-second rates, and it names access to Veo 3.1 and Sora 2. Pro, Master, and Max repeat that access and add larger credit pools. The matching path is [faceless](/workflow/faceless). A product clip that needs a commercial file after generation can continue on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), with assembly in [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\nA presenter who was never in the shot is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). A cast-led ad from a product URL is [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A named voice is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Google's own studio for Veo, with its own credit pool, is [Google Flow](/tools/google-flow). Kling's membership is [Kling](/tools/kling). Dreamina is [Seedance](/tools/seedance). A multi-model host that meters Hailuo inside someone else's credits is [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). Those credits do not draw this subscribe balance.\n\nHailuo is a weak fit if you need a monthly checkout price. The yearly view shows struck amounts. A separate monthly render, with its own unstruck stickers, was **not observed**. It is also a weak fit if you will call the API and expect the app's $0.081 a second to be the invoice. The platform page prints different numbers.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe subscribe page is a credit plan for video, with image rows on the higher yearly cards. Free is $0.00 a month, 0 credits monthly, one-time free trial credits, and Hailuo models only. The size of the one-time trial was **not observed**. Paid yearly cards print a credit pool, a per-second H3 rate, and a tilde estimate of seconds of video. Standard through Max list access to Veo 3.1 and Sora 2. Free does not.\n\nThe compare table names MiniMax H3, H3 Max, Hailuo 2.3, Hailuo 2.0 (Frames), Sora 2.0 (Audio), Veo 3.1 and 3.1-Fast, and the Hailuo 1.0 family. Agent-tool rows on that table include video upscale, lip sync, music generation, and audio generation. A credit price for those rows was **not observed**. A watermark-removal row is present. Which plan checks it was not a clean grid in the extract, so the tier that removes the watermark is **not observed**.\n\nWan 3.0 is on the banner. A Wan rate, a Wan resolution, and a Wan credit burn were **not observed** on the yearly cards. Duration cells such as 4 to 15 seconds appear beside the compare models in the extract, and the text does not keep a reliable column header, so this page does not assign a duration to a plan.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against the yearly view at [hailuoai.video/subscribe](https://hailuoai.video/subscribe). The header \"From $9.99/mo\" is header text. It is not a plan. Standard's yearly price is $8.40 a month, which is below $9.99, and its struck amount is $14.99, which is above $9.99. Neither card is $9.99.\n\n| Plan | Yearly card | Struck amount on that card | Credits | Notes on the card |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0.00/mo | **not observed** | 0 monthly | One-time free trial credits, amount **not observed**. Hailuo models only |\n| Standard | $8.40/mo, $100.80 billed yearly, 44% OFF | $14.99 | 1,000/mo | H3 and H3 Max rates below. Access to Veo 3.1 and Sora 2 |\n| Pro | $30.40/mo, $364.80 billed yearly, 45% OFF | $54.99 | 4,500/mo | Lower H3 rates, unlimited image rows, Veo 3.1 and Sora 2 |\n| Master | $71.20/mo, $854.40 billed yearly, 41% OFF | $119.99 | 10,500/mo | Same H3 2K rate as Pro, larger second estimates, higher image resolutions |\n| Max | $184.00/mo, $2,208.00 billed yearly | No struck price shown | 27,000/mo | Hailuo 2.0 and 2.3 unlimited, plus the image rows at the highest resolutions on this page |\n\nTwelve times $8.40 is $100.80. Twelve times $30.40 is $364.80. Twelve times $71.20 is $854.40. Twelve times $184 is $2,208. Each billed-yearly total matches its monthly display. The struck figures are the only monthly-looking amounts on the yearly view. A monthly-toggle render with a live unstruck price was **not observed**. This page does not promote $14.99, $54.99, or $119.99 into a current monthly charge. Max has no struck price at all, so it has no candidate monthly sticker on this extract.\n\nPer-second rates and the card's own second estimates, same yearly view:\n\n| Plan | H3 2K | H3 768P | H3 Max 768P | H3 Max 480P |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Standard | $0.101/s, ~84s | $0.059/s, ~143s | $0.059/s, ~143s | $0.034/s, ~250s |\n| Pro | $0.081/s, ~375s | $0.047/s, ~643s | $0.047/s, ~643s | $0.027/s, ~1125s |\n| Master | $0.081/s, ~875s | $0.047/s, ~1500s | $0.047/s, ~1500s | $0.027/s, ~2625s |\n| Max | $0.081/s, ~2250s | $0.047/s, ~3857s | $0.047/s, ~3857s | $0.027/s, ~6750s |\n\nThe banner \"2K from $0.081/sec\" matches the Pro, Master, and Max H3 2K cell. It does not match Standard's $0.101. The tilde seconds are the card's estimates. A credits-per-second formula was **not observed**, so this page does not convert 1,000 credits into the ~84 seconds. Some estimates sit near the monthly price divided by the printed rate, and some do not. Pro's 768P line is ~643 seconds, while $30.40 divided by $0.047 is about 647. Max's 2K line is ~2250 seconds, while $184 divided by $0.081 is about 2,272. Quote the tilde. Do not replace it with that division.\n\nUnlimited image rows start on Pro: Nano Banana Pro 1K, Nano Banana 2 1K, Seedream 5.0 Lite 2K, Seedream 4.5 2K, GPT Image 1.5, Light Studio, and AnyAngle. Master repeats the list with Nano Banana Pro and Nano Banana 2 at 2K. Max adds unlimited Hailuo 2.0 and 2.3, moves Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2, and Seedream 4.5 to 4K, and lists Seedream 5.0 Lite at 3K. Standard does not list those unlimited image rows.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free states 0 monthly credits, so a $0 row is not a monthly generation allowance. The one-time trial is named even though its size was **not observed**.\n- Every paid yearly card prints a monthly display, a billed-yearly total, and a credit pool, and each billed total equals twelve times the display.\n- H3 and H3 Max rates are printed at more than one resolution, with a second estimate on the same cell, so Standard at $0.101 and Pro at $0.081 are visible before checkout.\n- The header \"From $9.99/mo\" can be checked against the cards and rejected. No card is $9.99.\n- The MiniMax platform page prints API rates in dollars per second, which keeps the app's credit plan from being the only public number.\n\n## Cons\n\n- \"From $9.99/mo\" is header text. Budgeting $9.99 would invent a plan the cards do not show.\n- Monthly checkout prices were **not observed**. The struck $14.99, $54.99, and $119.99 belong to the yearly view. Max shows no struck price.\n- The card's second estimates are not a credit formula. Planning a posting calendar from ~84 seconds and 1,000 credits needs a burn the page did not print.\n- App per-second rates and API per-second rates disagree. Pro's H3 2K cell is $0.081. The API's H3 2K cell is $0.13. They are different invoices.\n- Wan 3.0 is on the banner and not on the rate table. Lip sync, music, and audio generation are compare rows without a copied price. Official MCP was **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Read the header \"From $9.99/mo\" as a label, then read the yearly cards. Free is $0 and 0 monthly credits, with a one-time trial of unknown size and Hailuo models only. Standard is the first paid yearly card, at $8.40 a month and $100.80 billed yearly, for 1,000 credits.\n2. Move up only when the pool or the rate requires it. Pro is $30.40 a month and $364.80 billed yearly for 4,500 credits, and it is the first card in this extract with the unlimited image rows and the $0.081 H3 2K rate. Master and Max raise the pool to 10,500 and 27,000 credits. Leave the struck amounts unresolved until a monthly toggle shows an unstruck price.\n3. If the job is an API call, leave the app plan and read the platform rates below. Finish captions in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A named voice that the app did not price is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Hailuo is the MiniMax-hosted visuals step. The credit-to-second ratio was **not observed**. Use the card's own tilde. Standard's H3 2K estimate is ~84 seconds at the $8.40 display. Pro's is ~375 seconds at $30.40. A 60-second 2K short sits inside the Pro estimate and outside the Standard estimate. Veo and Sora access on the paid cards have no separate burn in this extract. Count one real generation before you lock a tier.\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), the page shows an Ads category. A commercial-use clause for app output was **not observed**. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) and [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) remain the cast. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) remains the caption pass on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). A clipper was **not observed**, so [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) stays on [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip). Speech-2.8 on the API is per million characters, not the video pool. A named app voice that was not priced is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nMiniMax H3 and H3 Max are the rates on the yearly cards. Hailuo 2.3, Hailuo 2.0, and the Hailuo 1.0 family are on the compare table. Max is the card that says Hailuo 2.0 and 2.3 are unlimited. The family write-up, including older clip prices from an earlier fetch, is [MiniMax Hailuo](/models/minimax-hailuo). Veo access on the paid cards points at [Veo](/models/veo), on Google's meter, not on this one. Sora 2 and Sora 2.0 (Audio) are named. This directory has no Sora model page. Wan 3.0 is a banner name without a rate.\n\nImage models on the unlimited rows include Nano Banana, Seedream, and GPT Image. They are image lines on a video subscribe page. A video credit cost for those image rows was **not observed**, because the card marks them unlimited on Pro and above.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because MiniMax publishes a platform price list. `api_url` is [platform.minimax.io/docs/pricing/overview](https://platform.minimax.io/docs/pricing/overview). These rates are not the app cards. A subscribe credit does not, on any sentence in this extract, pay an API second.\n\nOutput video, checked 2026-10-17:\n\n| Model | Resolution | List price |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| MiniMax-H3 | 768P | $0.08/s |\n| MiniMax-H3 | 2K | $0.13/s |\n| MiniMax-H3-Max | 480P | $0.05/s |\n| MiniMax-H3-Max | 768P | $0.08/s |\n| MiniMax-H3 regeneration | 768P to 2K | $0.05/s of regenerated output |\n\nInput material on the same page: H3 audio is free. H3 images are free for the first five, then $0.04 an image. H3 video input is billed at $0.13/s for 2K output and $0.08/s for 768P output. H3-Max audio is free. H3-Max images are free for the first two, then $0.074 an image. H3-Max video input is $0.0553/s at 480P and $0.143/s at 768P. Regeneration bills input again: images are free for the first five, then $0.025, and video input from the original 768P task is $0.05/s. H3-Context-IR is $0.90 per million input tokens and $3.60 per million output tokens.\n\nSpeech on the same overview: speech-2.8-hd is $100 per million characters, and speech-2.8-turbo is $60 per million characters, on both the sync and the async rows. Rapid voice cloning is $1.5 per voice, charged when the cloned voice is first used for synthesis, not at cloning time. Legacy model rows continue below that H3 block. This entry does not copy them. Use [MiniMax Hailuo](/models/minimax-hailuo) when you need the older clip prices from the earlier fetch, and re-read the live overview before you invoice.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url`.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Kling](/tools/kling) and [Seedance](/tools/seedance) are the neighboring single-family apps, each with its own membership. [Google Flow](/tools/google-flow) is the Google subscription that names Veo 3.1 and does not print a per-clip burn.\n- [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), and [Pika](/tools/pika) can host other labs' video inside their credits. A Hailuo second on those hosts is their rate, not the $0.08 or $0.13 on MiniMax's overview.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [Creatify](/tools/creatify) supply a person. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) supplies the timeline. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) supplies a voice the speech-2.8 row did not replace inside the app.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Hailuo \"from $9.99 a month\"?\n\nThe header says that. No card is $9.99. Standard, the cheapest paid yearly card, is $8.40 a month and $100.80 billed yearly, with $14.99 struck. Treat $9.99 as header text.\n\n### Are the struck prices the monthly charge?\n\n**Not observed** as a live monthly checkout. The struck amounts sit on the yearly view: $14.99, $54.99, and $119.99. Max has no struck price. A monthly-toggle render was **not observed**.\n\n### Do 1,000 Standard credits equal about 84 seconds?\n\nThe card prints 1,000 credits and, separately, H3 2K at $0.101/s for ~84s. It does not print a conversion. ~84 seconds is close to $8.40 divided by $0.101, which is a dollar estimate. Read a real generation before you treat the credit pool as those seconds.\n\n### Do app credits pay the MiniMax API?\n\nNothing on this pass says they do. App Pro shows H3 2K at $0.081/s. The platform overview shows MiniMax-H3 2K at $0.13/s. Speech-2.8 is per million characters.\n\n### Does Hailuo have an official MCP server?\n\nNo server URL was observed, so `mcp.official` is false. `has_api` is true because the platform overview publishes rates, and that URL is `api_url`. A pricing page is not an MCP endpoint.", "path": "/tools/hailuo" }, { "workflows": [ "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "lip-sync" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Hedra", "summary": "Character lip-sync and a performance agent, with an API named in the pricing meta. The only copied price is Studio plans from $20/month. Plan cards, credit tables, and API unit prices were not observed on 2026-10-17.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Studio plans from $20/month in the pricing-page meta only. Plan cards, credit tables, and API unit prices not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "The pricing meta mentions API rates. No API unit price, no API docs URL, and no MCP server URL were observed on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "hedra", "markdown": "Hedra is the character lip-sync and performance-agent login in this batch, and it is the login whose public ladder this directory will not invent. The copied job is character lip-sync, a performance agent, and an API. Checked on 2026-10-17, [hedra.com/pricing](https://www.hedra.com/pricing) was a page shell. The shell is mostly JavaScript. The static HTML did not include plan cards or credit tables. The price that survived in the meta description is Studio plans from $20 a month, together with a mention of API rates. That sentence is the whole price extract. A unit price for the API was not in it. A credit integer was not in it. A second plan name was not in it.\n\nThis directory files the tool under YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts because that is the platform set on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). A vendor list of export presets was **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nHedra fits a buyer who wants a character performance with lip-sync, and who can treat $20 a month as a floor written in a meta description rather than as a finished invoice. The word Studio is the only plan word copied. The word plans is plural in that meta line, and the names inside the plural were **not observed**. The word from means the meta is stating a start, not a single closed price. Anything above $20, and any plan that is not called Studio, is **not observed**.\n\nIt is a weak fit when the meeting needs a public card with a credit grant, a duration cap, and a renewal amount. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter studio already filed on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), and its page carries a ladder this Hedra extract does not. It is a weak fit when the picture is a timeline, captions, and a vertical export. That bench is [CapCut](/tools/capcut), and the finish path is [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). It is a weak fit when the deliverable is a voice and no character. That path is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish). It is a weak fit when the job is candidate clips from a long recording. That login is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), on [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short).\n\nUse Hedra when the unit of work is a character whose mouth follows a performance, and when you will read any charge past the $20 floor inside the product. Use a neighbor when the public page has to carry the credit table.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe copied job has three parts: character lip-sync, a performance agent, and an API. The extract does not define them further. A character count, a stock-avatar library size, a photo-to-character path, and a consent line for a real person's likeness were **not observed**. Duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and a language count were **not observed**. A watermark rule was **not observed**. Whether the performance agent takes a script, an audio file, a reference video, or a prompt was **not observed**. This page will not fill those blanks from memory of a product demo.\n\nLip-sync, in the job phrase, means the mouth is part of the output. It does not, by itself, name a translation feature, a voice clone, or a dubbing language list. None of those was copied. A buyer who needs a named speaker should keep the voice on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) until Hedra prints a voice catalog. A buyer who needs a filed presenter price, a translation story, and a remote MCP URL should read [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). Those are HeyGen facts on the HeyGen page. They are not Hedra lines in this extract.\n\nThe API is named twice in the source note: once in the job line, and once in the meta phrase \"API rates.\" The rates themselves were **not observed**. No per-second price, no per-credit price, and no per-video price was copied. This page does not borrow a rate from another avatar vendor and label it Hedra. A docs URL, an auth header, and a base URL were **not observed**, so the entry stores no `api_url`.\n\nA commercial-license sentence was **not observed**. A paid-media buy needs the license from the product. The phrase \"character lip-sync\" is not that license. Homepage marketing beyond the meta price line was not copied as a feature list. If a later check opens the rendered cards, it should copy the plan name, the amount, the period, the unit, and any struck price. None of those fields was in the static HTML on this pass, except the single meta floor.\n\nThe JavaScript shell matters. A browser session might paint cards this fetch did not receive as text. This page does not reconstruct those cards. Absence from the static extract is **not observed**. It is not a finding that the product has no other plans, and it is not a finding that $20 is the only amount a signed-in visitor will see.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against the meta description of [hedra.com/pricing](https://www.hedra.com/pricing). The table is that meta line and the gaps around it. It is not a rendered plan grid.\n\n| Item | What this pass copied |\n| --- | --- |\n| Source | Pricing-page meta. The page shell is mostly JavaScript. |\n| Plan word | Studio plans, plural. Individual plan names beyond Studio were **not observed**. |\n| Price | From $20/month. |\n| Credit tables | **not observed** in the static HTML. |\n| API rates | Named in the same meta line. Unit prices **not observed**. |\n| Free tier | **not observed**. |\n| Yearly bill | **not observed**. |\n| Seat price | **not observed**. |\n| MCP server URL | **not observed**. |\n\nFrom $20 a month is a floor. It is not a promise that Studio costs $20 and then stops. Twelve times $20 is $240. That product is arithmetic on the monthly floor. It is not a Hedra yearly sticker. The extract did not print a yearly total, a save percent, or a monthly-versus-yearly pair. A reader who needs the renewal amount has to open the rendered page. This check did not copy one.\n\nThe plural \"plans\" means the meta is not describing a single named SKU with a closed price. How many Studio plans exist, and whether a plan above or below the floor uses another name, was **not observed**. Enterprise, a trial length, and a card-required flag were **not observed**. This page will not write a $0 row to fill the hole. A free tier may exist in the app. It was not in the meta.\n\nAPI rates sit in the same meta sentence as the $20 floor. The sentence does not say the API is included in the $20, billed on top of the $20, or sold as a separate wallet. All three readings are possible. This page will not pick one. A buyer who needs the API invoice should read the rate table in the account that will be charged. That table was **not observed** here, and inventing a unit price is the failure this entry is written to avoid.\n\nNo struck price was copied. A was-price, a percent-off badge, and a first-month promo were **not observed**. The $20 figure should be quoted as a from-price in a meta description dated 2026-10-17, not as a checkout total.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The job is specific enough to file: character lip-sync and a performance agent, with an API named beside it, without pretending a credit table came along.\n- One dollar figure is real. Studio plans from $20 a month is a copied meta line, so a budget sheet is not starting from a blank.\n- The gap is specific. Card stickers and credit tables were absent from the static HTML, which is a checkable limit, not a vague \"pricing unclear.\"\n- The API is acknowledged in the meta as \"API rates,\" so a developer knows to look for a rate card, and this page still refuses to invent the units.\n- Neighbors on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) have public ladders on their own pages, so a buyer who needs a full card today still has a filed path.\n\n## Cons\n\n- A from-price in a meta description is not a plan card. Credits, minutes, and video caps cannot be read from this page.\n- API unit prices were **not observed**. An integration budget cannot be computed from the words \"API rates.\"\n- The shell is mostly JavaScript. This pass did not copy whatever the client renders after load, so the public ladder may be larger than the meta and still cannot be quoted here.\n- No yearly total was copied. Multiplying $20 by 12 produces $240, and that product is not a sticker.\n- No official MCP server URL was observed. An agent cannot add an endpoint this check did not find.\n- No model name was copied, so a shot cannot cite a generator from this entry.\n- A watermark rule, a resolution, and a commercial-license sentence were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Budget only the copied floor. Studio plans from $20 a month is the meta line on 2026-10-17. Open the rendered pricing page before you treat $20 as the invoice. Plan cards and credit tables were **not observed** in the static HTML. Write down any plan name, amount, period, and unit the screen actually shows. Those fields are what a later edit of this page would need.\n2. Do not paste an API unit price into a sheet from this entry. The meta mentions API rates and does not print them. If the product shows a per-second, per-credit, or per-video rate, copy that rate from the screen. Until then the rate stays **not observed**.\n3. If the character file still needs captions or a cover, finish on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If the job never needed a mouth, skip Hedra and read [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), Hedra is a character lip-sync candidate with an incomplete public card. The workflow's default presenter is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), because that page carries a ladder, a duration story, and an MCP URL this Hedra extract does not. Hedra stays in the possible-login pile when the buyer wants a performance agent and will read the charge in the product. It does not enter a stack total as a closed $20 plan. The from-price is a floor in a meta line. A stack that adds $20 as \"Hedra Studio\" would overstate what was copied. A stack that adds a guessed API rate would bill a number this check refused.\n\n[Captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) is the path after a character file exists. Safe zones, caption languages, and a cover spec on Hedra were **not observed**. The desktop editor for that pass is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). [Voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish) is the neighbor when the paid bottleneck is the voice track and a face is optional. Hedra's job includes a character. It is the wrong primary slug for narration with no mouth. [Long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) is the neighbor when the source is a long recording and the output is candidate clips. That job is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) on this directory. A Hedra control that turns a podcast into clips was **not observed**.\n\nA commercial talking-head still needs a license the extract did not print. Publish disclosure for a synthetic face lives on the avatar workflow's own page. This entry does not restate platform rules it did not check.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named in the Hedra note. The pricing shell did not yield a rate card with model rows. This page does not assign a third-party generator, an in-house character model, or a speech model to a Hedra render. When a cutaway has to cite a model, generate it in a tool that prints the model name, then bring the file back if the edit needs it. That hop is a different bill. It does not draw on a Hedra credit grant, because no Hedra credit grant was observed.\n\nThe performance agent is a product phrase. It is not a model card. The API rates phrase is also not a model card. Until a first-party page names the engine, the underlying model stays **not observed**.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the job line says the product includes an API, and the pricing meta mentions API rates. The 2026-10-17 extract did not print a base URL, an auth scheme, a docs URL, or a unit price, so this entry sets no `api_url`. What a call spends, whether a call draws the same pool as Studio, and which routes exist were **not observed**. Guessing a path on hedra.com would invent an endpoint.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. An MCP server was not mentioned in the extract. No official MCP server URL was copied, so there is no `mcp.url`. A marketing sentence about an agent is not an address a client can add. The date of that absence is 2026-10-17.\n\nFor a printed creator endpoint and a stored MCP URL, use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). For a named voice API, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A Hedra key, if the product issues one, does not authenticate those other products. This page does not invent the key format.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter studio on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). Use HeyGen when the likeness, the public ladder, and a stored MCP URL are the requirement. Hedra shares the character job at the level of lip-sync and a performance agent, and it does not share a copied credit table.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice layer this extract did not name. Use it when the track is the product and a character mouth is optional, on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish).\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline, the captions, and the vertical export after a character file exists. The finish path is [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover).\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) turns a long video or a podcast into captioned clips. That is a different job from character lip-sync. A Hedra clipping control was **not observed**.\n- [Viggle](/tools/viggle) is the motion-transfer and meme-character login in the same batch, with its own plan cards. Those cards are not Hedra prices. [VEED](/tools/veed) is the browser editor. [Descript](/tools/descript) is the text-based podcast edit. None of their stickers repairs the missing Hedra grid.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Hedra $20 a month?\n\nThe meta description says Studio plans from $20 a month. From is a floor. The static HTML on 2026-10-17 did not include the plan cards, so this page cannot say that every Studio plan costs $20, or that $20 is the amount checkout will charge. A yearly total was **not observed**. Twelve times $20 is $240, and that product is arithmetic, not a sticker.\n\n### Were API unit prices on the pricing page?\n\nThey were named and not numbered. The meta mentions API rates. Per-second, per-credit, and per-video amounts were **not observed**. This entry does not invent them. `has_api` is true because the API is part of the copied job and the meta. There is no `api_url` until a docs page prints one.\n\n### Does Hedra have an official MCP server?\n\nNot on this pass. The extract does not mention MCP. `mcp.official` is false, and no server URL is stored. A performance agent in the job line is a product phrase. It is not an endpoint.\n\n### How should a stack total treat Hedra?\n\nAs a from-price with a gap, not as a closed plan. Adding $20 as if it were a full Studio invoice overstates the meta line. Adding any API unit price invents a rate. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) keeps its own page for a presenter ladder that was actually copied. Hedra's card tables stay **not observed** until a later check quotes them.\n\n### Which model does the performance agent run?\n\n**Not observed** on 2026-10-17. No model name was in the pricing shell or the meta line. Do not assign another vendor's engine to this product because both products show a face.", "path": "/tools/hedra" }, { "workflows": [ "ai-avatar", "ugc-ads", "voice-publish" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar", "lip-sync", "tts", "t2v" ], "has_api": true, "api_url": "https://developers.heygen.com", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "HeyGen", "summary": "Avatar video studio for creators and teams, with lip-sync translation, a public API, and an official remote MCP server.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free (up to 3 videos/mo); Creator $29/mo or $24/mo annual (600 credits); Pro from $49/mo (1,000 credits); Business $149/mo plus $20/seat (1,500 credits) — verified 2026-10-16", "mcp": { "official": true, "url": "https://mcp.heygen.com/mcp/v1/", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "note": "Official remote MCP. OAuth, no API key. Video uses web-plan credits, separate from the API wallet." }, "slug": "heygen", "markdown": "HeyGen turns a script into a person on camera. The person may be a stock avatar, a photo avatar, or a custom video avatar trained from footage of a real presenter. For YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts, that means a talking-head video without a shoot, plus translation that tries to keep the mouth in sync with the new language. It is an avatar product first and a general text-to-video model second. The docs also describe a Video Agent path that goes from a prompt to a finished piece, but the reason creators compare HeyGen with other names on this site is the face.\n\nPrices below come from the public pricing page and the developer docs checked on 2026-10-16. Credit burn per second depends on the avatar engine, and this page does not invent a single \"cost per minute\" when the vendor uses more than one engine.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nHeyGen is for people who need a presenter and do not want to film one. Solo educators posting a weekly explainer, founders recording a product update in their own cloned likeness, and marketers localizing one ad into many languages are the usual buyers. The Business plan is the team version: shared workspace, more custom video avatars, SSO, and learning-tool exports such as SCORM. The Free plan is a trial, not a publishing plan. The FAQ says it includes up to 3 videos a month and limited trial access to Avatar IV, Video Agent, and lip-sync translation, with no card required.\n\nIt is the wrong tool when the video should not have a face. A faceless montage of generated b-roll belongs on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), or [Seedance](/tools/seedance). It is the wrong tool when the only missing piece is the voice. Record or synthesize audio in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), then decide whether a face is even required. It is also a weaker default than [Creatify](/tools/creatify) when the input is a product URL and the output must look like a UGC ad with a specific actor library and an ad launcher. HeyGen can make ads. Creatify is organized around that job.\n\nCreators who already appear on camera sometimes still use HeyGen for the languages they do not speak. That is the translation feature, not a reason to replace their real face on the primary channel.\n\n## What it does\n\nYou write or paste a script, choose an avatar and a voice, and render a video. The pricing comparison checked on 2026-10-16 lists an AI studio editor on every plan, stock video avatars (500+ on Free, 700+ on paid plans), photo avatars (up to 3 on Free, unlimited on paid plans), and more than 1,000 AI voices. Custom video avatars start at 1 on Free and scale to 5+ on Business and 10+ on Enterprise. Voice cloning is 1 clone on Free, with expanded or maximum usage on paid plans. The exact clone caps behind those words were **not observed**.\n\nDuration and resolution are the practical gates. Free videos max out at 1 minute, and export resolution for Free was not stated as 1080p in the comparison row that showed 1080p starting at Creator. Creator and Pro list 30 minutes and up to 1080p on Creator, up to 4K on Pro. Business lists 60 minutes and 4K. Enterprise lists no video duration max. Avatar IV itself is capped at 1 minute on Free and 30 minutes on paid plans, including Enterprise, in that table. Translation follows the same duration caps and moves from 30+ languages on Free to 175 languages and dialects on paid plans.\n\nWatermark removal, brand kit, and faster processing sit on paid plans. Interactive video, quizzes, SCORM, and LMS exports are Business and Enterprise features. None of that is required to post a Short. It matters when the same avatar system is also feeding a course.\n\nThe developer docs, checked the same day, describe Avatar IV as the default v3 engine and Avatar V as a higher-fidelity engine for Digital Twins. A Video Agent and a cinematic avatar mode also appear on the enterprise rate card. Those names are the underlying stack a buyer is actually choosing, even if the website just says \"avatar.\"\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-16 against [heygen.com/pricing](https://www.heygen.com/pricing). Dollar amounts below come from the FAQ. Credit grants come from the plan cards on the same page, which the FAQ does not always repeat.\n\n| Plan | Price observed | What was stated |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0, no card | Up to 3 videos a month. 1 minute max. Limited trial of Avatar IV, Video Agent, and lip-sync translation. |\n| Creator | $29 per month, or $24 per month if paid annually | Solo plan. The Creator card showed 600 credits. 30-minute videos in the comparison table. The FAQ states the dollar price and does not repeat the 600-credit grant. |\n| Pro | Starts at $49 per month | Same features across Pro tiers. Only credits change. The FAQ says tiers run from 1,000 credits per month at $49 to 100,000 credits per month at $4,300. |\n| Business | $149 per month, plus $20 per seat per month | The Business card showed 1,500 credits, videos up to 60 minutes, 4K, 5 custom video avatars, SSO, and workspace tools. |\n| Enterprise | Contact sales | Custom credits, no stated duration max, highest concurrency, proofreader seats, SCIM, invoice billing. |\n\nCredits are the meter for video and assets. The FAQ says the number used varies by model, duration, and complexity. Monthly subscribers roll unused credits for one more month. Annual subscribers accumulate credits until renewal. Canceling drops unused credits. Creator and Pro add credits by moving tiers. Business can buy packs or turn on auto-reload.\n\nThe API is a second wallet. Developer docs checked on 2026-10-16 say enterprise API billing uses credits where 1 credit costs $0.50, and they publish per-second rates such as 0.1 credits per second for Avatar IV photo, digital twin, and studio avatars (the docs' own example equates 0.1 credits per second with $0.05 per second). A cinematic avatar video is listed at 7 credits per video. Prompt-to-video Video Agent is listed at 0.0667 credits per second. The public marketing page for API pricing says you can integrate through MCP, Skills, or the direct API, and that MCP draws the web plan's premium credits while Skills and the direct API draw the API balance. Those pools are independent. The developer site description, checked the same day, says pay-as-you-go starts from $5. That is a self-serve wallet minimum, not the enterprise rate where 1 credit costs $0.50.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The free tier is a real trial with a stated cap of 3 videos a month, so a creator can judge lip sync before paying.\n- Creator at $29 a month is a clear solo price, and Pro's ladder is spelled out from $49 to $4,300 instead of hidden behind \"contact us\" until you need Enterprise.\n- Translation to 175 languages and dialects on paid plans is the feature that makes one shoot, or one avatar, serve more than one country.\n- The API and the remote MCP are both official and documented, which lets an agent or a product render avatar video without pretending the website is an API.\n- Business seats at $20 are printed on the card, so a small team can estimate the second user without a sales call.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Credits per video are not a flat minute rate. Avatar IV and Avatar V do not cost the same. The Creator card shows 600 credits, and that grant still does not tell you how many minutes it buys until you are in the app.\n- Free videos stop at 1 minute and the comparison table does not show 1080p until Creator. A polished Short may require the paid plan even when the script is short.\n- MCP billing and API billing are different pools. An agent connected with OAuth spends the website plan. A script using an API key spends the API wallet. Mixing those up double-buys or unexpectedly drains one side.\n- v1 and v2 API endpoints carry a sunset of 2026-10-31 in the developer docs, with v3 recommended. Anything built on the old paths is on a clock.\n- Avatar video still looks like avatar video. For ads that must feel like a phone selfie of a specific creator style, [Creatify](/tools/creatify) or a real shoot can be the better picture even when HeyGen's lip sync is cleaner.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Paste a short script, pick a stock avatar or a photo avatar, and render one Free or Creator test at the length you actually post.\n2. If the language slate is the point, run translation on that same video and check the mouth on the first line and the last line, not only the middle.\n3. Export, then cut captions and the cover in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If the voice should be a cloned narrator instead of HeyGen's voice, render the face against an [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) track only after you confirm the product accepts external audio on your plan. Audio input was a row in the comparison table; which plans include it was **not observed** as a clear yes or no in the extract.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn the avatar workflow (`ai-avatar`), HeyGen is the default presenter. A creator who does not want to be on camera still gets a face, a voice, and a vertical frame. Keep scripts inside the duration cap of the plan. A 30-minute Creator render is a long-form talking video, not a Short. For Shorts, write the 30 to 60 second version first so you are not paying Pro concurrency for a clip you will cut down anyway.\n\nOn UGC ads (`ugc-ads`), HeyGen works when the ad is a spokesperson explaining the product. It is less natural when the ad must look like an unpaid creator holding the product in a bedroom. Pair it with [Creatify](/tools/creatify) if you are testing both styles. Do not assume HeyGen's stock avatars are cleared for every paid-media claim. Commercial terms on Enterprise are called out separately from self-serve. Read the current terms before you put a custom likeness into ads.\n\nOn voice and publish (`voice-publish`), HeyGen is optional. If you already have a voice track, you may only need the avatar as a mouth. If you do not need a mouth, skip HeyGen and publish the ElevenLabs track under footage from [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nHeyGen's own engines, as named in the developer docs on 2026-10-16, include Avatar IV (default v3), Avatar V (digital twins), a cinematic avatar mode, and Video Agent. Those are HeyGen models, not Kling or Seedance. Whether the prompt-to-video agent calls a third-party video model under the hood was **not observed**. Do not list Kling or Veo as \"included in HeyGen\" based on this check.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nVerified on 2026-10-16.\n\nThe direct API is documented at [developers.heygen.com](https://developers.heygen.com). The quick start prints the base URL `https://api.heygen.com` and the header `X-Api-Key`. New work should target v3. The docs say v1 and v2 stay up through 2026-10-31 and then retire. There is also an official CLI (`heygen`) installed from HeyGen's script, for shell and CI use.\n\nThe official remote MCP endpoint is `https://mcp.heygen.com/mcp/v1/`. Setup guides for Claude, Cursor, and other clients tell you to add that URL and sign in with OAuth. No API key is required for MCP. The API pricing FAQ says MCP usage comes off the web plan's premium credits, while Skills and the direct API come off the API dashboard balance. A Creator plan or above is recommended in the Claude web guide. Domain allow-listing applies if you embed the MCP in your own agent host.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the ad-specific neighbor: product URL in, UGC-style spots out, with its own API credit system. Use Creatify to iterate ads. Use HeyGen when the avatar, the translation, or the custom likeness is the asset you are keeping.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice layer HeyGen does not need to replace. Many stacks generate the read there and the face here, or skip the face.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor for captions and the vertical cut after HeyGen exports a file.\n- [Kling](/tools/kling) and [Seedance](/tools/seedance) generate shots, not spokespeople. They belong beside HeyGen in a faceless b-roll lane, not instead of it, when the script needs a human face.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### How many credits does the Creator plan include?\n\n600, on the Creator plan card checked on 2026-10-16. The FAQ on the same page states the $29 monthly price and the $24 annual equivalent, states Pro's credit ladder, and shows 1,500 credits on the Business card. It does not repeat the Creator grant. Read the card, not a third-party roundup.\n\n### Does the MCP spend API credits?\n\nNo, according to HeyGen's API pricing FAQ. MCP spends the website plan. The API key spends a separate API balance. Connect the one you meant to pay.\n\n### Can I post a YouTube Short from the free plan?\n\nYou can render up to 3 videos a month, each up to 1 minute, which is inside a Short's length. Watermark removal and 1080p were not clearly included on Free in the comparison table. Watch the export before you promise a clean Short.\n\n### Which avatar engine should a new integration call?\n\nThe developer docs recommend v3 and describe Avatar IV as the default engine, with Avatar V for digital twins. Enterprise API rates checked the same day price several avatar types at 0.1 credits per second, with 1 credit defined as $0.50 on that enterprise card. Self-serve API prices can differ. Read the rate card in the account you will actually bill.", "path": "/tools/heygen" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless", "ugc-ads" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "i2v", "avatar", "lip-sync" ], "has_api": true, "api_url": "https://docs.higgsfield.ai", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Higgsfield", "summary": "A multi-model image and video studio for short-form creators, with credits, an API, and an official MCP server.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free (limits not observed); Starter $19/mo billed annually (270 credits); Plus $47/mo billed annually beside $59 (1,200 credits); Ultra $99/mo billed annually beside $129; Teams from $65/seat — verified 2026-10-16", "mcp": { "official": true, "url": "https://mcp.higgsfield.ai/mcp", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "note": "Official remote MCP. Unlimited and free-generation perks on the website do not apply; MCP spend uses credits." }, "slug": "higgsfield", "markdown": "Higgsfield is a creator studio that sits in front of many video and image models, including its own Soul and DoP lines and third-party families such as Seedance, Kling, Wan, Veo, and Sora. For a Shorts or TikTok workflow it is a place to generate the shot, the character, or the product still, not the place you usually burn final captions. The company states that higgsfield.ai is the only site where you sign in, generate, and pay, with the API console at open.higgsfield.ai, docs at docs.higgsfield.ai, and an official MCP connector.\n\nThis note records what the pricing page and the official help center showed on 2026-10-16. Model menus move. If a card no longer lists a model named here, trust the live card.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nHiggsfield fits faceless channels and performance-ad testers who want more than one model without opening five vendor accounts. A Shorts editor who needs a cinematic b-roll shot, a still of a product, and a talking character in the same afternoon can stay inside one credit balance. The pricing page itself asks whether you are making social videos, talking-avatar videos, UGC and product ads, marketing photos, or cinematic clips, which is a fair map of the audience.\n\nIt is a poor fit when the deliverable is a carefully captioned vertical edit of footage you already shot. That finish still belongs in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). It is a poor fit when the deliverable is a licensed stock avatar reading a translated script for a training library. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is built for that. It is a poor fit when you only need a voice track. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice product. Higgsfield earns its place when the scarce thing is the picture, and you want to swap models without rewriting the stack.\n\nAgencies comparing a shared credit pool should read the Teams row before buying several Ultra seats. Solo creators who only need Seedance 2.0 Fast or Mini are the people the Starter card describes. Plus and Ultra are the cards that say \"access to all models.\"\n\n## What it does\n\nThe product generates images and video from prompts, references, and frames, and it exposes character, ads, and lip-sync tools. The pricing comparison checked on 2026-10-16 lists per-generation credit costs for a long set of models. Examples printed on that page include Seedance 2.0 at about 22 credits per 5 seconds at 720p, about 60 credits per 5 seconds at 1080p, and about 110 credits per 5 seconds at 4K; Seedance 2.0 Fast at 720p at about 12 credits per 5 seconds; Kling 3.0 at 720p at about 7 credits per 5 seconds; and Higgsfield DoP Lite, Standard, and Turbo rated in credits per 3 seconds. Soul 2.0 is listed at 0.12 credits per image. These are credit prices, not dollar prices. The dollar cost depends on which plan bought the credit.\n\nThe page also describes unlimited windows on selected models for higher plans. Plus and Ultra showed 7-day unlimited on Wan 3.0 and 3.0 Prime, Nano Banana 2 at 2K, and Kling 3.0, with Ultra adding Nano Banana Pro at 2K. A business block advertised 30-day unlimited Seedance 2.5 on business plans only. The same page says unlimited models and free generations are available only on higgsfield.ai. They are not available on MCP, CLI, Canvas, or Supercomputer. That sentence matters more than the marketing word \"unlimited,\" because an agent workflow does not inherit the perk.\n\nAds Studio, an AI influencer flow, lip-sync, and a UGC builder show up in the plan and help material. This directory did not re-test image quality. The claim here is only that those product surfaces are part of the commercial offer.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-16 against [higgsfield.ai/pricing](https://higgsfield.ai/pricing). The page was showing annual billing, with monthly figures struck through on some cards. Prices exclude VAT and local taxes. Unlimited use may slow down when traffic is high. New models can roll out unevenly.\n\n| Plan | Price observed | Credits and access observed |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | Listed as free, \"limited use\" | A single stable free-credit number was **not observed**. One older extract of the page disagreed with itself. Do not budget a free grant. |\n| Starter | $19 per month, billed annually | 270 credits per month. The card equated that with 135 Nano Banana Pro generations and about 15 Seedance 2.0 Fast videos. Access to Seedance 2.0 Fast and 2.0 Mini, and to selected models only. Parallel generations up to 2 videos and 4 images. |\n| Plus | $47 per month billed annually, shown beside $59. The card said save $144 compared to monthly. | 1,200 credits per month. Access to all Seedance models and to all models and features. 7-day unlimited on selected models, not including Nano Banana Pro. |\n| Ultra | $99 per month billed annually, shown beside $129. The card said save $360 compared to monthly. | A credit control showed 3,000, 6,000, and 9,000. Treat the dollar figure as the annual Ultra sticker, and confirm which credit step checkout selects. All-model access, plus Nano Banana Pro in the 7-day unlimited set. |\n| Teams | From $65 per seat per month | 2 to 15 seats, starting from 1,000 credits per seat per month, up to 37,500 credits per month pooled. Shared workspace. Save up to 30 percent with annual billing. 30-day unlimited Seedance 2.5 was marked business-plan only. |\n\nCredit packs also exist at [higgsfield.ai/credits](https://higgsfield.ai/credits). A check of that page listed packs from $5 for 80 credits through $80 for 1,700 credits, valid 90 days, and it said a subscription is required. Pack math changes. Re-open the page before you buy a top-up. The $5 to $80 ladder is enough to show that overage is a paid add-on, not a silent meter.\n\nIndividual plans are for one creator. Business plans (Team, Scale, Enterprise) are the shared-workspace path. Scale and Enterprise dollar amounts beyond the \"from $65\" Teams line were **not observed** as a full rate card in this pass.\n\n## Pros\n\n- One subscription reaches many model families. The pricing table names Seedance, Kling, Wan, Veo, Sora, Soul, and DoP with credit rates, so a faceless test can swap models without a new vendor login.\n- Official API and official MCP both exist, with public URLs, which is rare among creator studios that started as websites.\n- Plus at 1,200 credits and Starter at 270 credits are fixed grants, so a light poster can estimate a month of Kling 3.0 or Seedance Fast shots from the table.\n- The help center is explicit that unlimited and free generations do not apply on MCP or CLI. That prevents a nasty surprise when an agent burns the balance the website seemed to waive.\n- Teams pools credits across 2 to 15 seats, which matches an ad pod better than eight personal logins.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The Free credit grant was not a stable number on the page extract. You cannot plan a zero-dollar channel on a figure this directory did not see.\n- Ultra's credit step (3,000, 6,000, or 9,000) was a control next to one annual price. Confirm the step at checkout rather than assuming 9,000 is included in $99.\n- Annual prices are the ones the page emphasized. Monthly Plus and Ultra were visible as struck figures ($59 and $129), but a full monthly feature matrix was not re-read line by line.\n- Unlimited windows are short on flagship models (7 days appeared often) and they are web-only. A production agent job still pays credits.\n- Credit rates on the comparison table use tildes on many rows (\"~22 credits/5s\"). Those are planning estimates printed by the vendor, and the realized charge can differ by settings.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Pick the model on higgsfield.ai for the shot you need, read the credit estimate, and generate a short vertical test before you commit a batch.\n2. Keep winners, and only then run a batch. If an agent will do the batch, connect the official MCP and expect credits to move on every clip.\n3. Download the files and finish captions, pacing, and the cover in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Do not treat the generation as the posted video.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn the faceless workflow (`faceless`), Higgsfield is the model switchboard. A channel that posts cinematic b-roll, a narrated list, or a product montage can try Seedance 2.0 Fast on Starter, then move to Kling 3.0 or Seedance 2.5 on Plus when the look is the bottleneck. Voice still comes from [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) or another speech tool. Higgsfield does not replace the script.\n\nOn UGC ads (`ugc-ads`), the pricing page calls out UGC, product video, and talking avatars, and the product has an ads studio. That makes Higgsfield a test bench next to [Creatify](/tools/creatify). Creatify is the tighter URL-to-ad product. Higgsfield is the broader model bench when the winning ad depends on a specific generator, including Kling or Seedance, rather than on a stock actor library.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nHiggsfield is not one model. The pricing page itemizes third-party and first-party models together. First-party names observed there include Higgsfield DoP (Lite, Standard, Turbo), Soul, Soul 2.0, and Soul Inpaint. Third-party names observed there include Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 1.5, Seedance Pro, Kling 3.0, Kling Omni, Kling 2.6, Kling 2.5 Turbo, Kling 2.1, Wan 2.6, Wan 3.0, Wan 3.0 Prime, Sora 2, Google Veo 3 and 3.1, Minimax Hailuo, and several image models (Nano Banana, Flux, Seedream, GPT Image). That list is what the comparison table printed. It is not a contract that every name stays, and it is not a quality ranking.\n\nFor the model itself, see the Seedance and Kling product notes on [Seedance](/tools/seedance) and [Kling](/tools/kling). Running Seedance inside Higgsfield bills Higgsfield credits, not Dreamina credits.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nBoth are official. Verified on 2026-10-16.\n\nThe API docs at [docs.higgsfield.ai](https://docs.higgsfield.ai) say to send requests to `https://api.higgsfield.ai` with `Authorization: Key YOUR_KEY_ID:YOUR_KEY_SECRET`. Generation is asynchronous: you receive a request id and poll a status URL or use a webhook. Python and Node SDKs are documented. A status notice on status.higgsfield.ai, dated in this check, said platform.higgsfield.ai is being deprecated as an API host and callers should use api.higgsfield.ai by 2026-10-31.\n\nThe official MCP connector URL, printed in the help center and on higgsfield.ai/mcp, is `https://mcp.higgsfield.ai/mcp`. The help center says any other URL is not Higgsfield. MCP uses the signed-in account and plan credits. It does not use an API key. Unlimited access and free generations do not apply, so MCP, CLI, Canvas, and Supercomputer deduct credits at standard rates. ChatGPT is directed to the official plugin rather than a hand-pasted URL.\n\nAPI dollar pricing separate from the subscription was **not observed** as a public rate card in this pass. Assume the documented credit or account billing until a price table says otherwise.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Runway](/tools/runway) is the other multi-model creative suite with an official MCP and a published API credit price of $0.01. Pick Runway when you want Gen-4.5 and Aleph in a timeline-oriented suite. Pick Higgsfield when the model menu and the ads or character tools are the reason you showed up.\n- [Kling](/tools/kling) is the direct vendor for Kling video, with a public API unit price. Use Kling's own API if you only run Kling and you want Kuaishou's unit card. Use Higgsfield if Kling is one model among several.\n- [Seedance](/tools/seedance), via Dreamina, is ByteDance's own creator entry for that model family, with its own subscription. Compare Dreamina's per-second \"from\" price with Higgsfield's credit table before you double-pay.\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is narrower and more ad-shaped. It is the better default when the input is a product URL and the output is a UGC ad, not a model playground.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Does the unlimited Kling or Seedance toggle work in Claude through MCP?\n\nNo. Higgsfield's pricing page and help center both say unlimited models and free generations work on higgsfield.ai only. MCP and CLI deduct credits. A 7-day unlimited window is a website perk, not an agent perk.\n\n### How many free credits do I get?\n\nNot observed as one stable number on 2026-10-16. The Free column existed and was labeled limited use. Budget as if the free grant might be zero until you see the number inside a signed-in account.\n\n### Is the API the same balance as the website plan?\n\nThe docs describe a key-based API at api.higgsfield.ai, and the MCP path explicitly uses plan credits. This check did not open a billing page that states whether API usage and website credits are one wallet or two. Treat that split as **not observed**, and read the dashboard before you automate a large job.\n\n### Which plan unlocks every model?\n\nThe Plus and Ultra cards said access to all models and features. Starter said selected models, with Seedance 2.0 Fast and Mini named. If you need Seedance 2.5 specifically, the Plus card is the first individual plan that said \"all Seedance models.\"", "path": "/tools/higgsfield" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "editor", "t2v" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "InVideo AI", "summary": "Prompt-and-timeline editor for faceless social video, with Seedance generation metered on a per-seat credit plan.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Annual display Starter $10/seat/mo (struck $20), Plus $30/seat/mo, Max $75/seat/mo; 400 / 2,000 credits per seat; Max credits configurable 5,000–15,000 — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "No official MCP server URL was observed. A public self-serve API URL was not observed on the pricing extract." }, "slug": "invideo", "markdown": "InVideo AI is the prompt-and-timeline seat for faceless social video. Checked on 2026-10-17, the annual display at [invideo.io/pricing](https://invideo.io/pricing) sells seats plus monthly credits and names Seedance on those plans. A prompt or an agent step makes the footage. A timeline paces it. Home is [invideo.io](https://invideo.io). This note is for YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts. Anything the extract did not print is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nInVideo AI fits a creator or a small desk that wants the generative shot and the cut on one seat. That is a faceless YouTube piece where a person still sets the pace, a TikTok or Shorts export from the same project, and a group that buys seats instead of sharing a password. Starter, Plus, and Max are priced per seat per month on the annual display.\n\nCalendar posting with nobody left in the timeline is [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), or [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts). Stock under a narration from a blog or a URL is [Pictory](/tools/pictory) or [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5). Voice-first Shorts is [Fliki](/tools/fliki). Voice alone is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A presenter is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). A cast-led ad is [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A model canvas is [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Pika](/tools/pika), [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), or Dreamina via [Seedance](/tools/seedance). A seat minimum, a shared credit pool, and a brand kit were **not observed**.\n\n## What it does\n\nCredits do not roll over, so a remainder at month's end is not the next grant. Starter is 400 credits per seat per month, Plus is 2,000, and Max shows a configurable region of 5,000 to 15,000. Seconds per credit were **not observed**, so the grant is not a posting calendar.\n\nStarter includes Seedance 2.0 Fast and Seedance 2.0 Mini and excludes Seedance 2.5. Plus and Max include Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2.0. Which 2.0 label those two seats use, past the word \"2.0\", was **not observed**. No other model family was named. A free plan, watermark, resolution, duration cap, stock library, voice vendor, captions, covers, scheduler, and direct publish were **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [invideo.io/pricing](https://invideo.io/pricing). The numbers below are the annual display, per seat per month. A yearly invoice was **not observed**, so this page does not multiply by twelve. A month-to-month card for Plus or Max was **not observed**. The only struck figure is $20 beside Starter's $10.\n\n| Plan | Annual display | Credits | Seedance on the card |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Starter | $10/seat/mo (struck $20) | 400 per seat per month | Seedance 2.0 Fast and Mini. 2.5 excluded |\n| Plus | $30/seat/mo | 2,000 per seat per month | Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2.0 |\n| Max | $75/seat/mo | Configurable 5,000–15,000 in the UI | Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2.0 |\n\nMax showed a $75 sticker beside a 5,000–15,000 region. The price at each step was **not observed**. Top-ups, overage, commercial rights, and resolution gates were **not observed**. Team and Scale were absent from this extract. Checkout is the contract. Dreamina's ladder is on [Seedance](/tools/seedance). [CapCut](/tools/capcut) uses a different Seedance grant.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Annual stickers are numeric: $10, $30, and $75 per seat per month, with $20 struck beside Starter.\n- Starter and Plus name 400 and 2,000 credits per seat per month.\n- Seedance 2.5 is excluded on Starter and included, with 2.0, on Plus and Max.\n- Credits do not roll over, so the month closes.\n- The named Seedance shot and the timeline share one seat.\n\n## Cons\n\n- No seconds-per-credit rate was printed, so the grant is not a video count.\n- The price inside Max's 5,000–15,000 region was **not observed**.\n- A public API URL and an official MCP URL were **not observed**.\n- Team and Scale were not priced on this official extract.\n- Month-to-month Plus and Max prices, a free tier, a watermark, and an export spec were **not observed**.\n- Families other than the named Seedance lines were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Choose from the gate. Annual Starter at $10 per seat is Fast or Mini inside 400 credits spent this month. Plus at $30 (2,000 credits) or Max at $75 is the 2.5 seat. Confirm Max inside the 5,000–15,000 region at checkout.\n2. Prompt, then pace the cut on the timeline before the grant expires. Credits do not roll over.\n3. Hand off the jobs the card left blank. Voice goes to [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Captions and the vertical cut go to [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Another model is made in [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Pika](/tools/pika), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). Import of that file was **not observed**.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), InVideo AI is the hybrid seat: a prompt or a script, Seedance shots the plan includes, then the pace. Cadence posting, a stock explainer, a brand cut, and voice-first volume stay on the tools named above.\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), a hook clipper was **not observed**. Reframes and burned captions finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\nOn [captions-cover](/workflow/captions-cover), caption style and covers were **not observed**, so burn text in CapCut. On [ai-avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). On [ugc-ads](/workflow/ugc-ads) use [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A Seedance clip's credit cost on a faceless spot was **not observed**.\n\nOn [voice-publish](/workflow/voice-publish), a catalog, a clone, and a publish button were **not observed**. The read stays on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Upload stays manual.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nStarter names Seedance 2.0 Fast and Mini and excludes Seedance 2.5. Plus and Max name Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2.0. The family is ByteDance's. This product gates it by seat. Other doors are Dreamina on [Seedance](/tools/seedance), [CapCut](/tools/capcut), and the family note at [Seedance](/models/seedance). Per-second prices on other hosts are not this credit burn.\n\nImage-to-video, native audio, and duration inside the seat were **not observed** on 2026-10-17. [Pika](/tools/pika)'s Seedance 2.5 example is Pika's meter. [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) hosts Seedance with an API and an official MCP server when the job is comparing models.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nA public self-serve HTTP API, base URL, and auth scheme were **not observed** on 2026-10-17. `has_api` is false and this entry has no `api_url`. No official MCP URL was observed, so `mcp.official` is false.\n\nFor code, keep this product as the editor a person drives and call [Runway](/tools/runway), [Kling](/tools/kling), [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), or [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). [Revid](/tools/revid) described API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan. [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) described an API and a hosted MCP on higher tiers. Those endpoints are not InVideo credentials.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the caption and vertical-export timeline. Its Seedance grant is a different ladder.\n- [Seedance](/tools/seedance) is the family and the Dreamina app, without this seat.\n- [Pictory](/tools/pictory) and [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5) start from words. [Fliki](/tools/fliki) is voice-first Shorts, with a free tier this extract did not match.\n- [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), and [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts) post on a cadence. InVideo stops at prompt, agent, timeline, and credits.\n- [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Pika](/tools/pika), and [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) are generation-first. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [Creatify](/tools/creatify) put a person or a cast in frame.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is the $10 Starter price month-to-month?\n\nIt is the 2026-10-17 annual display: $10 per seat per month, with $20 struck beside it. Plus is $30 and Max is $75 on that display. Month-to-month Plus or Max, and any twelve-month invoice, were **not observed**.\n\n### Does Starter include Seedance 2.5?\n\nStarter is Seedance 2.0 Fast and Mini. Seedance 2.5 sits on Plus and Max with Seedance 2.0. One clip's credit cost was **not observed**.\n\n### Do credits roll over or pay the seat?\n\nThe FAQ says they do not roll over. The extract does not say they pay the seat. Top-up prices were **not observed**.\n\n### How many videos will 400 credits make?\n\n**Not observed.** Counts and Seedance names were printed. Seconds per credit were not, so a rate from [Pika](/tools/pika) or Dreamina is not this budget.\n\n### Is there an API or an official MCP server?\n\nA public API URL was **not observed** on 2026-10-17, so `has_api` is false. No MCP endpoint was printed, so `mcp.official` is false.", "path": "/tools/invideo" }, { "workflows": [ "ugc-ads", "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "JoggAI", "summary": "Product or script to an avatar and a UGC-style ad, on credits after the 2026-09-08 plan change. The site was 403 or Not Available here on 2026-10-17. The FAQ starts Starter at $29/mo for 12,000 credits. A 2026-09-19 third-party read of annual cards shows Starter at $24/mo billed annually.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Site 403 / Not Available here on 2026-10-17. Plan change 2026-09-08: new credits; unlimited discontinued for new subs. FAQ: Free $0, 200 promo credits / 31 days, does not renew; Starter starts $29/mo with 12,000 credits. iTechGuides 2026-09-19 annual cards: Starter $24/mo billed annually (144,000 credits/year, about 1,440 min); Creator 1 $40.66/mo billed annually (264,000/year); Team $215/mo billed annually (1,320,000/year). Seats conflict: one snippet says 3, iTechGuides says two. API and MCP share credits per official FAQ; endpoint URLs not observed.", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "The official FAQ says platform, API, and MCP share credits. No API base URL and no MCP server URL were copied. The site was 403 or Not Available here on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "joggai", "markdown": "JoggAI turns a product or a script into an avatar video and a UGC-style ad. After a plan change dated 2026-09-08, the meter for new subscriptions is credits. Unlimited, whatever it included before, is discontinued for new subscribers. This environment could not open the official site on 2026-10-17. The fetch was HTTP 403 or a Not Available page. Figures below are the official FAQ as recorded in this batch, plus annual-card numbers from a third-party read, iTechGuides, dated 2026-09-19. Where those sources disagree, both numbers stay. A host name and a docs URL were not in the notes used here, so this page does not invent them. A missing sticker is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nJoggAI fits a seller who has a product and a script and wants an avatar ad without building a separate presenter studio, and a small team buying the annual Team card once the seat conflict below is resolved in checkout. Free is a 31-day promo of 200 credits. The FAQ says Free does not renew monthly. Starter is the first paid row. The FAQ says it starts at $29 a month with 12,000 credits. Annual cards, in the iTechGuides read of 2026-09-19, show $24 a month billed annually and 144,000 credits a year. Both dollar figures appear in vendor materials, according to the batch note. They are labeled by source below. They are not averaged.\n\nA long-form training lesson with learner seats is a different product shape. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the creator avatar studio on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), with a pricing page this directory opened. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the other URL-to-ad studio on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), with its own credit subscription and a printed MCP URL. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice if the avatar read is not the one you will ship. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the cut. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) clip a long recording. They are not the product-to-ad step.\n\nThe 2026-09-08 change matters to anyone still reading an old \"unlimited\" review. New subscriptions are on credits. What unlimited used to allow, and whether an existing subscriber keeps it, was **not observed** beyond the discontinuation for new subs.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe batch job is a product or a script in, and an avatar plus a UGC-ish ad out. The copied commercial system is credits. One pool is shared across the platform, the API, and MCP, according to the official FAQ. A render in the app and a render from an integration draw the same kind of credit. That is the opposite of a vendor that publishes two wallets. This page does not invent a second JoggAI wallet. It also does not invent the burn per render. Only one minute gloss was copied, and only on one annual card.\n\nFree is $0 and 200 promo credits for 31 days. It does not renew monthly. A second month of Free credits was **not observed**. Starter's FAQ grant is 12,000 credits a month, starting at $29. The annual Starter card in the 2026-09-19 read is $24 a month billed annually and 144,000 credits a year. 12,000 times 12 is 144,000. The annual credit count matches twelve FAQ monthly grants. The dollars do not match: $29 on the FAQ monthly start, $24 a month on the annual card. A single annual invoice total, as in one lump-sum charge, was **not observed**. This page does not multiply $24 by 12 into a yearly sticker the sources did not print.\n\nThe same annual read describes 144,000 credits a year as about 1,440 minutes. That is a third-party approximation, not a rate card this directory measured. 144,000 divided by 1,440 is 100. If the approximation is exact, it implies about 100 credits a minute on that Starter annual description. This page does not apply 100 credits a minute to Free, to Creator 1, or to Team. Those minute equivalents were **not observed**. A 200-credit promo is not \"2 minutes\" on the strength of that division.\n\nCreator 1, in the third-party annual read, is $40.66 a month billed annually and 264,000 credits a year. A monthly Creator price was **not observed**. Other Creator steps, if they exist, were **not observed**. The name \"Creator 1\" is kept because that is the name in the source. Team, in the same annual read, is $215 a month billed annually and 1,320,000 credits a year. Seats conflict. One snippet, from FAQ or marketing, says the plan includes 3 seats. iTechGuides says two included seats. Both observations stand. This page does not pick the larger number because it is nicer, and it does not pick the smaller number because it is safer. Checkout has to show the seat count you will actually get.\n\nResolution, avatar counts, language counts, watermark rules, and a maximum length per video were **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nThis environment did not render the official site on 2026-10-17. The status was 403 or Not Available. Lead with that. The FAQ lines and the iTechGuides lines are different sources. The plan-change date, 2026-09-08, is the date recorded for the new credit system.\n\n| Source | Plan | Price recorded | Credits | Conflict or limit |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| FAQ | Free | $0 | 200 promo credits / 31 days | Does not renew monthly. |\n| FAQ | Starter | Starts at $29/mo | 12,000 | The annual dollar figure is a different source. |\n| iTechGuides 2026-09-19, annual cards | Starter | $24/mo billed annually | 144,000/year, about 1,440 min | About 1,440 min is that read's approximation. An annual invoice total was **not observed**. |\n| iTechGuides 2026-09-19 | Creator 1 | $40.66/mo billed annually | 264,000/year | Monthly Creator price **not observed**. Minute gloss **not observed**. |\n| iTechGuides 2026-09-19, seats in conflict with another snippet | Team | $215/mo billed annually | 1,320,000/year | \"Includes 3 seats\" on one snippet. \"Two included seats\" on iTechGuides. |\n| FAQ, 2026-09-08 change | New subscriptions | **not observed** as a dollar amount | Credit system | Unlimited discontinued for new subs. |\n\nThe FAQ's $29 Starter start and the annual card's $24 Starter display both appear in vendor materials, as the batch note puts it. iTechGuides is the dated third-party reading of the annual cards. The FAQ is the source of the $29 start and the 12,000-credit monthly grant. This page does not average the two stickers into a third price. A buyer on a monthly term follows the FAQ start until checkout shows otherwise. A buyer on an annual term follows the annual card until checkout shows otherwise.\n\nCreator 1 at $40.66 a month billed annually is more precise than a whole-dollar sticker. Keep the cents. Team is $215 a month billed annually in the same read. Neither line printed a lump-sum annual invoice. This page does not multiply those monthly displays into yearly totals the 2026-09-19 read omitted.\n\n264,000 credits a year and 1,320,000 credits a year have no minute gloss in the sources. Applying the Starter approximation of about 1,440 minutes, or the derived 100 credits a minute, to those pools would invent a duration. Leave them as credits.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The FAQ states that Free does not renew, which stops a 200-credit promo from being planned as a permanent $0 plan.\n- Starter's monthly credits and the annual credit pool match as counts: 12,000 times 12 is 144,000. The disagreement is the dollar display, and both dollars are preserved.\n- The 2026-09-08 note tells a new subscriber that unlimited is gone, so an old review is not the current meter.\n- The official FAQ says platform, API, and MCP share credits, which is a billing fact an agent project can use even without a URL.\n- Creator 1 and Team have printed annual monthly prices and printed yearly credit pools, so the ladder continues past Starter in the 2026-09-19 read.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The official site was blocked here on 2026-10-17. These stickers were not re-read from the live HTML in this environment.\n- Starter is $29 a month in the FAQ and $24 a month billed annually on the annual cards. Both stand. Checkout has to break the tie for the term you select.\n- Team seats are an observed conflict: 3 in one snippet, two in the iTechGuides read. A seat budget cannot be closed from this page.\n- Only the Starter annual card has a minute approximation. Every other duration conversion is **not observed**.\n- No API base URL and no MCP server URL were copied. Shared credits are not an address.\n- The iTechGuides read is dated 2026-09-19, eleven days after the plan change. Anything newer than that read, other than the block on 2026-10-17, is **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Assume a new subscription is on credits. The 2026-09-08 change discontinued unlimited for new subs. Do not quote an unlimited plan from an older article.\n2. For a first paid month, read the FAQ Starter start of $29 with 12,000 credits, and read the annual card of $24 a month billed annually with 144,000 credits a year and a third-party gloss of about 1,440 minutes. Pick the term in checkout. Do not apply the 1,440-minute gloss to Creator 1 or Team. If you need Team, treat \"3 seats\" and \"two included seats\" as an open conflict until the product shows one number.\n3. Cut the export in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If the shared credit pool is paying for a voice you do not want, replace the read in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) only after the product accepts external audio. That import was **not observed**.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), JoggAI is a credit-metered avatar ad path from a product or a script. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) remains the default on that workflow because its web plans and API plans were read from Creatify's own pages, with prices and an MCP URL. JoggAI is the alternate when you accept a shared credit pool across the app, the API, and MCP, and when you can live with the source split recorded here. Free's 200 credits last 31 days and do not renew. A test ad has to fit that promo or a paid grant. The credits per ad were **not observed**, except for the Starter annual approximation of about 1,440 minutes a year. That gloss is not an ad count.\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), JoggAI is a presenter only when the video is still the product or the script. A weekly explainer with no offer is closer to [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). HeyGen's checked Creator price is a different $29 card, with 600 HeyGen credits. Those 600 credits are not JoggAI's 12,000. Never add the two grants together.\n\n[OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) come after a long avatar ad exists and you want captioned cuts. They spend their own meters. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the hand edit. A JoggAI credit does not buy a CapCut export. Commercial terms for running the avatar as a paid placement were **not observed** in the FAQ notes used here. The UGC-style job is the positioning. It is not a license paragraph.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named in the FAQ notes or the 2026-09-19 card read. Credits are the meter. They are not a model card. This page does not list JoggAI as a host for Kling, Seedance, Veo, or any other named generator. Whether the avatar renderer calls one was **not observed**. The about 1,440 minute gloss is a duration approximation on one annual credit pool. It does not name an engine. When a shot must cite a model, generate it in a tool that prints the model, then bring the file back. When the voice must be a named speaker, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Those hops do not draw on the shared JoggAI pool until JoggAI prints a model and a burn.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the official FAQ says credits are shared across the platform, the API, and MCP. That is an existence claim for an API and a billing claim for how it spends. The 2026-10-17 pass did not copy a base URL, an auth scheme, or a docs URL. The site itself was blocked. This entry sets no `api_url`.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. The FAQ names MCP as a consumer of the same credits. No server URL was copied, so there is no `mcp.url`. A billing sentence is not a client config. Guessing a host would invent an endpoint. Copy a URL only from a page that prints one, after you can open it.\n\n[HeyGen](/tools/heygen) separates MCP spend from API spend on its own pricing FAQ. JoggAI's FAQ, as recorded here, does the other thing: one shared pool. Do not import HeyGen's split into a JoggAI integration. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) printed an MCP URL and said that server spends the same credits as the platform plan, which is closer to this shared-pool wording, and still is not a JoggAI address. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is a different voice API. [CapCut](/tools/capcut), [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) do not supply the missing JoggAI host.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the URL-to-ad neighbor with prices this directory read from the vendor and an official MCP URL. JoggAI is the product-or-script avatar ad on a shared credit pool, with the site blocked here and a seat-count conflict on Team.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter studio for explainers and translation. Its $29 Creator card is a different grant from JoggAI's $29 Starter start.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor after the ad exists.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) are the long-to-short caption tools. Use them when the master already exists. Use JoggAI when the master is the avatar ad you still have to generate.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Starter $29 or $24?\n\nBoth numbers are in the sources, on different terms. The FAQ says Starter starts at $29 a month with 12,000 credits. Annual cards, in the iTechGuides read dated 2026-09-19, show $24 a month billed annually and 144,000 credits a year. The batch note says both dollar figures appear in vendor materials. 12,000 times 12 equals the 144,000 annual credit count. The prices are not the same offer. An annual invoice total in one lump sum was **not observed**.\n\n### Does Free renew?\n\nThe FAQ says Free does not renew monthly. The grant copied with that line is 200 promo credits for 31 days, at $0. A second month of those credits was **not observed**. The 2026-09-08 change put new subscriptions on credits and discontinued unlimited for new subs. Free's non-renewal is a separate limit from that change.\n\n### How many minutes do the credits buy?\n\nOnly one gloss was copied. The 2026-09-19 annual Starter card pairs 144,000 credits a year with about 1,440 minutes. 144,000 divided by 1,440 is 100, so an exact reading of that approximation is about 100 credits a minute on that card only. Creator 1's 264,000 credits and Team's 1,320,000 credits have no minute gloss. Free's 200 credits have no minute gloss. This directory does not convert them.\n\n### How many seats does Team include?\n\nThe sources conflict, and this page keeps both. One FAQ or marketing snippet says the plan includes 3 seats. iTechGuides says two included seats. The annual price in that third-party read is $215 a month billed annually, with 1,320,000 credits a year. Checkout is the seat count. Do not budget three seats and do not budget two until the product you pay shows one of them.\n\n### Do API and MCP calls cost extra credits?\n\nThe official FAQ says credits are shared across the platform, the API, and MCP. A call spends that pool, not a second wallet this pass recorded. No base URL and no MCP server URL were copied, and the site was blocked here on 2026-10-17, so `mcp.official` is false even though the FAQ names MCP. Shared billing is not a server address.", "path": "/tools/joggai" }, { "workflows": [ "long-to-short", "captions-cover", "voice-publish" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "editor", "captions", "tts", "dubbing", "voice-clone", "lip-sync", "short-form", "trim" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Kapwing", "summary": "Browser editor. The default pricing view shows Free at $0, Pro at $16, and Business at $50. Which billing mode those dollars use, and whether they are per member, was not confirmed. Paid plans have no free trial.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Default view: Free $0 (10 credits, watermark, exports up to 4 min, 720p, 5 GB); Pro $16 (1,000 credits/mo); Business $50 (4,000 credits/mo); Enterprise contact. Billing mode and per-member unit not confirmed. No free trial for paid plans. API and MCP not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "No API and no MCP server were observed on the 2026-10-17 pricing extract." }, "slug": "kapwing", "markdown": "Kapwing is a browser editor for captions, a timeline, text to speech, dubbing, and repurposed clips. Checked on 2026-10-17, the default view of [kapwing.com/pricing](https://www.kapwing.com/pricing) rendered in a browser. The product host is [kapwing.com](https://www.kapwing.com). A Monthly / Annual toggle is labeled \"SAVE 33%.\" This render could not switch it. Free shows $0, Pro shows $16, Business shows $50, and Enterprise is Contact Sales. Which billing mode the $16 and the $50 represent, and whether either figure is per member, were not confirmed. This note is for an editor who needs that caveat in the same sentence as the sticker. A figure the extract did not print is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nKapwing fits a person or a small group who will edit in the browser and can read a credit pool next to a minute cap. Free still carries a watermark, a 4-minute export, and 720p. Pro is marked most popular, with 1,000 credits a month, no watermark, and 4K. Business adds custom voice clones, lip sync videos, and a larger dubbing cap. Enterprise is custom credits and SSO.\n\nPaid feature lists say \"for your team workspace.\" The Pro subtitle says \"individuals and small groups.\" A per-member phrase was not printed. Multiply nothing until checkout shows the unit.\n\nA phone-first caption edit is [Captions](/tools/captions). A yearly per-user browser bill this directory could separate from a monthly sticker is [VEED](/tools/veed). A transcript editor is [Descript](/tools/descript). The hand timeline is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Clip proposers are [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), [Klap](/tools/klap), and [Vizard](/tools/vizard). Named speech rates are [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) and [Murf AI](/tools/murf). A cover is [Canva](/tools/canva).\n\nThe paths are [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), and, when the job is the read or the dub, [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish).\n\n## What it does\n\nThe cards meter work with credits and, beside them, minute caps. Free lists 10 credits, not \"10 credits a month.\" Pro lists 1,000 credits a month. Business lists 4,000 a month. Enterprise lists a custom amount. The card says credits are usable for the caps below. It does not print a credits-per-minute rate. The pool and the cap stay two fields.\n\nFree includes unlimited exports with a watermark, exports up to 4 minutes, 720p, 5 GB, auto-subtitling up to 10 minutes, and text to speech up to 1 minute. Pro adds no watermark, uploads up to 6 GB, 4K, unlimited projects, project exports up to 2 hours, a brand kit and custom fonts, a shared workspace, 200 GB, auto-subtitling up to 1,000 minutes a month, and dubbing up to 50 minutes a month. Business adds custom voice clones, lip sync videos, the ability to buy additional credits, 800 GB, auto-subtitling up to 4,000 minutes a month, and dubbing up to 200 minutes a month. The price of additional credits was **not observed**.\n\nEnterprise adds custom billing, an account manager, priority support, onboarding, SAML SSO, custom storage, and custom amounts of subtitling, dubbing, and generative AI. No Enterprise dollar was observed.\n\nThe menu names tools the cards do not price one by one: a subtitler, speaker focus, an audio editor, repurpose studio, resize, trim with transcript, dubbing into 40+ languages, transcribe, a script generator, B-roll, clean audio, a clip maker, character consistency, a video generator, and smart cut for silences. Those are labels. Plan gates beyond the credit lines were **not observed**. The language list behind \"40+\" was **not observed**. No model name sits under the video generator on this extract.\n\nThe FAQ says the tools are available for free, that you may try them before upgrading, and that Kapwing does not currently offer a free trial for paid plans. A heading asks whether an annual option exists. The answer was collapsed, so the annual dollar was **not observed** there. API and MCP were **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [kapwing.com/pricing](https://www.kapwing.com/pricing). The dollars are the default view. This table does not label $16 or $50 as monthly, annual, per member, or per workspace.\n\n| Plan | Shown on the default view | Pool and caps on the card |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | 10 credits; watermark; exports up to 4 min; 720p; 5 GB; auto-subtitling up to 10 min; TTS up to 1 min |\n| Pro | $16 | 1,000 credits/mo; no watermark; uploads 6 GB; 4K; projects up to 2 hours; brand kit; shared workspace; 200 GB; auto-subtitling up to 1,000 min/mo; dubbing up to 50 min/mo |\n| Business | $50 | 4,000 credits/mo; custom voice clones; lip sync; buy additional credits; 800 GB; auto-subtitling up to 4,000 min/mo; dubbing up to 200 min/mo |\n| Enterprise | Contact Sales | Custom credits, SSO, account manager, custom subtitling and dubbing |\n\nAnnual is labeled SAVE 33%. This page does not compute a second sticker from 33 percent. A discount on an unconfirmed base would be an invented price.\n\nPro's subtitle cap and credit pool are both 1,000, and that pair is still not a rate. Dubbing on the same row is 50 minutes. Business pairs 4,000 credits with 4,000 subtitle minutes and 200 dubbing minutes. Free pairs 10 credits with 10 subtitle minutes and 1 minute of speech. A seat multiplier was **not observed**. Tax was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free prints credits, a watermark, a 4-minute export, 720p, storage, and two minute caps.\n- Pro and Business print pools next to subtitle caps and dubbing caps.\n- Business names voice clones and lip sync on the $50 card, so those features have a tier.\n- The FAQ says paid plans have no free trial, and that the free tools are how you try the product.\n- Enterprise names SSO and an account manager without a fake dollar.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The billing mode of $16 and $50 was not confirmed. A month and a year cannot be told apart from this render.\n- The per-member unit was not confirmed. Team-workspace language is not a headcount price.\n- Additional-credit prices were **not observed**.\n- The clip maker, the video generator, and smart cut are menu names. Their plan gates and models were **not observed**.\n- API and MCP were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Stay on Free if a watermark, 720p, a 4-minute export, 10 credits, 10 subtitle minutes, and 1 minute of text to speech are enough. There is no paid-plan trial. The FAQ says the free tools are the trial.\n2. The Pro figure on the default view is $16, for 1,000 credits a month, no watermark, 4K, and dubbing up to 50 minutes. The Business figure is $50, for 4,000 credits, voice clones, lip sync, or dubbing up to 200 minutes. Confirm at checkout whether the dollar is monthly or annual, and whether it is per person.\n3. If a clip meter should propose the range, use [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), [Klap](/tools/klap), or [Vizard](/tools/vizard), then return here or to [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A cover goes to [Canva](/tools/canva).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), Kapwing is the browser bench. Repurpose studio and the clip maker are menu names. A clip allowance like Klap's pools, or Vizard's minutes, was **not observed**. The priced caps are export length, subtitle minutes, and dubbing minutes. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the other bench. [Descript](/tools/descript) is the transcript. The compare is [best AI clip makers](/compare/best-ai-clip-makers).\n\nOn [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), auto-subtitling is capped at 10 minutes on Free, 1,000 minutes a month on Pro, and 4,000 on Business. Safe zones and cover templates were **not observed**. [Captions](/features/captions) is the cross-product page. That matrix omitted Kapwing until a tool page existed. This page is the pricing record. It does not rewrite the matrix. Covers go to [Canva](/tools/canva).\n\nOn [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish), Free is a 1-minute speech cap, Pro dubs up to 50 minutes a month, and Business dubs up to 200 plus voice clones. A per-character price was **not observed**. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) and [Murf AI](/tools/murf) print speech rates. [Text to speech](/features/tts) is the feature page. Lip sync on Business has no model name. A studio built around a mouth is [Hedra](/tools/hedra) or [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). Trim-with-transcript sits next to [Descript](/tools/descript), and a Kapwing minute price for that trim was **not observed**.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the pricing extract. The menu says \"AI Models\" and points at a page this check did not open. Character consistency, the video generator, B-roll, lip sync, and voice clones are labels without vendor ids. When the face, the voice, or the shot has to be a named system, leave Kapwing's credits for the edit and buy that system on its own card.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is false. `mcp.official` is false. The extract did not print a docs link, a base URL, a rate limit, or an MCP server. There is no `api_url` and no `mcp.url`. Enterprise's custom row does not say API.\n\nA printed speech API is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) or the rates on [Murf AI](/tools/murf). [Klap](/tools/klap) names an MCP link without a URL. [Riverside](/tools/riverside) names Riverside MCP on Grow. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) had no public creator API on its check. A Kapwing login does not authenticate those products.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [VEED](/tools/veed) showed Creator at $10 per user a month billed yearly as $125, and Pro at $20 billed as $234. Kapwing's $16 and $50 are default-view figures whose billing mode was not confirmed, so the stickers are not yet the same kind of number.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline this directory already recommends. [Descript](/tools/descript) edits by text. [Captions](/tools/captions) is the phone.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), [Klap](/tools/klap), and [Vizard](/tools/vizard) propose clips. Kapwing's clip maker has no clip pool on this card.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) and [Murf AI](/tools/murf) are the voice rate cards. [Canva](/tools/canva) is the cover. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is a presenter when Business lip sync is not a documented avatar.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Pro $16 a month or $16 a year?\n\n**Not observed.** The default view shows $16 and $50. The toggle offers Monthly and Annual, with SAVE 33% on Annual, and this check could not switch it. A per-member unit was **not observed**. Checkout is the charge.\n\n### Can I trial Pro before paying?\n\nNo. The FAQ says Kapwing does not currently offer a free trial for paid plans. The free card is the way to try the tools: 10 credits, a watermark, exports up to 4 minutes, 720p, 5 GB, auto-subtitling up to 10 minutes, and text to speech up to 1 minute.\n\n### What does one credit buy?\n\nThe card does not print a rate. It places 10 credits next to 10 subtitle minutes and 1 speech minute, 1,000 credits next to 1,000 subtitle minutes and 50 dubbing minutes, and 4,000 credits next to 4,000 subtitle minutes and 200 dubbing minutes. Those pairs are caps, not a credits-per-minute price.\n\n### Which plan has voice clones, lip sync, and an API?\n\nBusiness, shown at $50 on the default view, lists custom voice clones, lip sync videos, and additional credits. The additional-credit price was **not observed**. Dubbing starts on Pro, at 50 minutes a month. API and MCP were **not observed**, so `has_api` is false and `mcp.official` is false.", "path": "/tools/kapwing" }, { "workflows": [ "long-to-short" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "short-form" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Klap", "summary": "Pay per generated clip. Monthly Basic is $29 for 100 clips, Pro is $79 for 300, and Pro+ is $189 for 1,000. The yearly display is $14, $39, and $94 a month. Yearly totals and a free tier were not observed.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Monthly: Basic $29/mo (100 clips), Pro $79/mo (300 clips, Popular), Pro+ $189/mo (1,000 clips). Yearly display, billed yearly: $14/mo, $39/mo, $94/mo. Yearly invoice totals and a free tier not observed. Footer lists API Docs and an MCP server; endpoint URLs not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "The pricing footer includes an MCP server link and API Docs. The endpoint URL and the docs URL were not observed on 2026-10-17, so this entry sets no mcp.url and no api_url." }, "slug": "klap", "markdown": "Klap sells generated clips. The line on the pricing page is \"Only pay for clips you generate.\" Checked on 2026-10-17, [klap.app/pricing](https://klap.app/pricing) rendered twice, once on Monthly and once on Yearly. The product host is [klap.app](https://klap.app). The footer names the company as ZIGG SAS doing business as Klap. This note is for someone who already has a long video and wants a clip count, both stickers, and a footer that mentions an API and an MCP server. A figure the extract did not print is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nKlap fits a creator who wants the product to generate shorts and will budget in clips per month. Basic is labeled for individuals, at 100 clips. Pro is labeled for professionals, marked Popular, at 300. Pro+ is labeled for teams, at 1,000. \"For teams\" is a label. A seat count and a per-seat price were **not observed**.\n\nThe same job with a credit pool and a named auto-post list is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip). Caption-first shorts on a per-member meter are [Submagic](/tools/submagic). A minute-credit clipper with a free row is [Vizard](/tools/vizard). A timeline you mark yourself is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A transcript editor is [Descript](/tools/descript). A cover is [Canva](/tools/canva). Create-and-publish shorts that do not start from a long master are [Revid](/tools/revid).\n\nUse [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) while the source is a long file. When the clip still needs type or a cover, continue on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). The wider set is [best AI clip makers](/compare/best-ai-clip-makers).\n\n## What it does\n\nA plan buys a monthly clip allowance. Every plan includes AI Clipping, unlimited social accounts, and analytics. \"Need more? Let's talk!\" is the overage path. A dollar price past the allowance was **not observed**.\n\nWhat one clip lasts, in seconds or in source minutes, was **not observed**. This page does not turn 100 clips into an hour of podcast. Unlimited social accounts does not name the networks, and analytics does not publish a score formula. A free tier, a watermark rule, and an export resolution were **not observed**. The editor was not opened, so fonts, reframe controls, and export containers are **not observed** as well.\n\nThe footer claims \"8.5M clips made by 3.5M creators.\" That is the vendor's count. This directory did not audit it. The same footer lists API Docs, API, an MCP server, and the integration names Zapier, Make, and n8n. It also lists \"Become an affiliate.\" This page does not link an affiliate program. The URLs behind API Docs and the MCP server were **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [klap.app/pricing](https://klap.app/pricing). Monthly figures are the monthly toggle. Yearly figures are the yearly toggle. Checkout in another currency was **not observed**.\n\n| Plan | Monthly toggle | Yearly toggle | Clips |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Basic, for individuals | $29/mo | $14/mo, billed yearly | 100/mo |\n| Pro, Popular, for professionals | $79/mo | $39/mo, billed yearly | 300/mo |\n| Pro+, for teams | $189/mo | $94/mo, billed yearly | 1,000/mo |\n\nThe pools do not change between toggles. A yearly invoice total was **not observed**. Our multiplication, not a Klap invoice: twelve times $14, $39, and $94 is $168, $468, and $1,128, and twelve times the monthly stickers is $348, $948, and $2,268. None of those products was printed as a bill.\n\nThe yearly control says \"Save 50%.\" Half of $29, $79, and $189 is $14.50, $39.50, and $94.50. The yearly cards print $14, $39, and $94, which is $0.50 under each half. This page keeps the label and the stickers separate. It does not call the sticker a measured 50 percent off. Tax was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Each row prints a monthly price, a yearly per-month price, and a clip pool.\n- The pools stay 100, 300, and 1,000 when the toggle moves.\n- AI Clipping, unlimited social accounts, and analytics are on every row, so they are not an upsell between Basic and Pro+.\n- The footer names API Docs and an MCP server on the same page as the prices.\n- Zapier, Make, and n8n are named, which is enough to know the vendor claims those connections.\n\n## Cons\n\n- A clip's length was **not observed**. One hundred clips might be one hundred hooks or one hundred long excerpts.\n- \"Billed yearly\" sits under a per-month rate and does not show the invoice.\n- \"Save 50%\" sits $0.50 a month under a strict half on every row.\n- A free tier, a watermark, and a resolution were **not observed**, so a zero-dollar test cannot be planned from this card.\n- The API docs URL, the MCP URL, and any API unit price were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Start from a long video you have the right to cut. Read monthly as $29, $79, and $189 for 100, 300, and 1,000 clips. Read yearly as $14, $39, and $94 a month, billed yearly, and leave the invoice total to checkout.\n2. Stay on the pool you will generate. \"Need more? Let's talk!\" is the path past 1,000 clips, and that path has no printed dollar.\n3. Finish type or a cover in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or [Canva](/tools/canva). For a named auto-post list, read [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip). For a minute credit and a free row, read [Vizard](/tools/vizard).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), Klap is a batch clipper priced in clips. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) prints 60, 150, and 300 credits and names auto-post to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels on Starter. [Submagic](/tools/submagic) prints a per-member price and a duration line. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the bench when you already know the in and out. Because a Klap clip has no printed duration, an hour of source cannot pick the plan. Generate one batch, read the counter, then match that burn to 100, 300, or 1,000.\n\nOn [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), Klap did not print a font, a language count, or a cover template. Burned-in type is compared on [captions](/features/captions). When the words still fail, move the file to [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or [VEED](/tools/veed). A new narration is [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish), on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) or [Murf AI](/tools/murf), and it is not part of the clip allowance until Klap prints a voice price.\n\n[Vizard](/tools/vizard) is the alternative when the credit is defined as one minute. Klap is the alternative when you accept a clip count with no minute map.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 renders. AI Clipping is a feature name, not a model id. This page does not list Klap as a host for a generator documented elsewhere. When a cutaway has to be a named video model, generate it in a tool that prints the model, then bring the file back. When the speaker has to be a named voice, buy that voice on its own card. Those hops spend a different meter.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the footer lists API Docs and API. `mcp.official` is true because the same footer lists an MCP server link. The renders did not print the URL behind either label, so this entry sets no `api_url` and no `mcp.url`. Auth, routes, rate limits, and a per-call price were **not observed**. Which plan may call the API was **not observed**. The three cards do not split access by tier. Guessing a path on klap.app would invent an endpoint.\n\nZapier, Make, and n8n are names in that footer. Their listing pages were not opened, so triggers and actions are **not observed**.\n\nA printed speech MCP URL lives on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) markets Video MCP without a server URL. [Riverside](/tools/riverside) names Riverside MCP on Grow, also without a URL in its extract. A Klap key does not authenticate those products.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) has Free at $0 for 60 credits, Starter at $15, and Pro at $29 or $174 billed annually. Its credit-to-minute map was **not fully itemized**. Klap's meter is clips, and the clip length was **not observed**.\n- [Vizard](/tools/vizard) defines a credit as one minute and prints a free row. [Submagic](/tools/submagic) is caption-first and per member.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline. [Descript](/tools/descript) edits the transcript. [VEED](/tools/veed) is the browser editor whose yearly view was priced. [Revid](/tools/revid) creates shorts from a worker plan. [Canva](/tools/canva) makes the cover.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is yearly Basic $14 or $168?\n\nThe yearly card shows $14 a month, billed yearly, for the same 100 clips as the $29 monthly card. A single yearly invoice was **not observed**. Our multiplication of twelve times $14 is $168, and that product was not printed. Pro and Pro+ follow the same pattern at $39 and $94 a month.\n\n### Does \"Save 50%\" match the stickers?\n\nThe yearly toggle is labeled Save 50%. Half of the monthly prices would be $14.50, $39.50, and $94.50. The yearly cards print $14, $39, and $94. This page reports both and does not treat the label as a second price.\n\n### How long is one clip, and is there a free plan?\n\nClip length, a free tier, a watermark, and a resolution were **not observed**. The meter is 100, 300, or 1,000 clips a month. The vendor's 8.5 million clips and 3.5 million creators are a footer claim, not a free allowance.\n\n### Does Klap have an API and an official MCP server?\n\nThe footer lists API Docs, API, and an MCP server, so `has_api` is true and `mcp.official` is true. The URLs were **not observed** on 2026-10-17, so there is no `api_url` and no `mcp.url`. An API unit price was **not observed**.", "path": "/tools/klap" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless", "ugc-ads" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "i2v", "lip-sync", "avatar" ], "has_api": true, "api_url": "https://kling.ai/dev/pricing", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Kling", "summary": "Kuaishou's Kling video studio and developer API, with a consumer membership ladder and a separate prepaid unit price.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Basic $0; Standard $6.99 then $8.80/mo (660 credits); Pro $25.99 then $32.56 (3,000); Premier $64.99 then $80.96 (8,000); Ultra $127.99 then $159.99 (26,000); API video list $0.14/unit — verified 2026-10-16", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "note": "No official Kling MCP server URL was observed. API pricing is a separate prepaid unit balance." }, "slug": "kling", "markdown": "Kling is Kuaishou's video generation product. Creators meet it twice: as a membership on the Kling web app, and as a prepaid API sold in units. The two prices do not convert into each other. A Shorts or TikTok workflow that generates shots by hand should read the membership card. A pipeline that calls text-to-video from code should read the developer price list. This page keeps them apart. It does not borrow a third-party \"credits per second\" article and call that Kling's price.\n\nThe membership page opened on 2026-10-16 was [kling.ai/app/membership/membership-plan](https://kling.ai/app/membership/membership-plan). A countdown was visible, and the monthly cards were labeled as a first-purchase discount. Treat the first-month sticker as promotional. The API page opened the same day was [kling.ai/dev/pricing](https://kling.ai/dev/pricing). Its packages say they currently do not support Kling 4.0, while the membership page advertises Kling 4.0. That split is the most important fact on this entry.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nKling fits a faceless channel that wants a native video model with audio, motion control, and an avatar mode, and is willing to learn a credit system that is not CapCut's. A YouTube creator generating b-roll, a TikTok editor who needs 1080p or 4K generations, and a small shop that wants product video through the API's e-commerce solutions are the readers. The membership page says paid plans include commercial use of generated content. The same comparison says Basic generated content is not for commercial use. Do not run ads from a $0 account.\n\nIt is a weaker fit if the job is burned-in captions and a vertical timeline. Finish that in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). It is a weaker fit if the job is a library of stock presenters reading a URL. That is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or [Creatify](/tools/creatify). It is a reasonable comparison when you might generate the same prompt on Seedance instead. Dreamina's plan is [Seedance](/tools/seedance). Runway and Higgsfield also expose Kling models inside their own credits, at their own rates. Those rates are not this page.\n\nTeams that only need a key should skip the membership debate and price the API unit. Creators who click Generate in a browser should ignore the API unit until they automate.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe developer page says the video API supports text-to-video, image-to-video, multi-image-to-video, multi-element video editing, video extension, avatar, lip sync, video effects, text-to-audio, and video-to-audio. The membership page describes Kling 4.0 as supporting dynamic motion, Omni reference, native 30-second generation, and multiple keyframes. It describes Kling 3.0 and 3.0 Omni as synchronized audio-video generation with storyboarding and element reference. It lists motion control as recreating movement and facial expression from motion capture. Those sentences are the product's own descriptions, checked on 2026-10-16, not an independent lab test.\n\nImage generation is a separate API catalog: text-to-image, image-to-image, multi-image reference, outpainting, and image recognition. The membership comparison also lists 4K image generation, image upscaling, and element-creation quantities. A full duration cap for every model on the web app was **not observed** beyond the 30-second phrase attached to the Kling 4.0 blurb.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nTwo ladders, both verified on 2026-10-16. They are not interchangeable.\n\n### Web membership\n\nThe monthly cards showed a struck price, a first-month price, and a renewal price. The page said the first-purchase offer is available once and that monthly subscription can be canceled. A countdown was on the page, so this discount may leave. Yearly dollar amounts were **not observed** on the monthly render that was read. Do not import a yearly price from another screenshot.\n\n| Plan | First month, then renewal | Credits printed on the card | First-month price per 100 credits |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Basic | $0 | A monthly grant was not in the credit row, which starts at 660 | not observed |\n| Standard | $6.99, then $8.80/month (struck $10) | 660 / month | $1.06 |\n| Pro | $25.99, then $32.56/month (struck $37) | 3,000 / month | $0.87 |\n| Premier | $64.99, then $80.96/month (struck $92) | 8,000 / month | $0.81 |\n| Ultra | $127.99, then $159.99/month (struck $180) | 26,000 / month | $0.49 |\n\nThe per-100-credit figures line up with the first-month price, not the renewal price. Standard is 660 credits for $6.99, which is about $1.06 per 100 credits. Premier is 8,000 credits for $64.99, about $0.81 per 100. Ultra is 26,000 credits for $127.99, about $0.49 per 100. After renewal, the same grant costs more per credit. Budget the renewal column.\n\nThe monthly cards checked on 2026-10-16 show one credit grant per plan. They do not show a Premier selector at 18,000 credits for $135, and they do not show a plan named Ultra+. Earlier drafts of this entry used those figures. They are not the public membership card.\n\nThe comparison table, read in column order Basic, Standard, Pro, Premier, Ultra, listed element-creation quantities of 30, 50, 150, 150, and 500, and max videos per generation of 1, 4, 4, 4, and 4. Paid cards list a fast queue, 1080p/4K video, brand watermark removal, and commercial use. Pro and above add priority access to new features and a limited-time 10 percent off Kling 4.0. The Ultra column adds a beta-test invite \"if applicable.\" Daily free credits for subscribers are named as a benefit. The daily amount was **not observed**.\n\n### Developer API\n\nVideo list price: 1 unit = $0.14. Packages are prepaid, valid 180 days, with no rollover or extension, and 20 concurrency. The page says these plans currently do not support Kling 4.0.\n\n| Package | Price | Units | Unit price |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Standard 1 | $700 | 5,000 | $0.14 |\n| Standard 2 | $2,100 | 15,000 | $0.14 |\n| Standard 3 | $3,780 (struck $4,200) | 30,000 | $0.126 |\n| Standard 4 | $5,670 (struck $6,300) | 45,000 | $0.126 |\n| Standard 5 | $7,560 (struck $8,400) | 60,000 | $0.126 |\n\nFlagship video rates at the $0.14 list price:\n\n| Model | 720p | 1080p | 4K |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Kling 3.0 Turbo, with native audio | 0.8 unit ($0.112)/s | 1.0 unit ($0.14)/s | not offered on the row |\n| Kling 3.0, no native audio | 0.6 unit ($0.084)/s | 0.8 unit ($0.112)/s | 3.0 units ($0.42)/s |\n| Kling 3.0, native audio, no voice control | 0.9 unit ($0.126)/s | 1.2 units ($0.168)/s | 3.0 units ($0.42)/s |\n| Kling 3.0 Omni, no video input, no native audio | 0.6 unit ($0.084)/s | 0.8 unit ($0.112)/s | 3.0 units ($0.42)/s |\n| Kling 3.0 Omni, no video input, with native audio | 0.8 unit ($0.112)/s | 1.0 unit ($0.14)/s | 3.0 units ($0.42)/s |\n| Kling 3.0 Omni, with video input, no native audio | 0.9 unit ($0.126)/s | 1.2 units ($0.168)/s | 3.0 units ($0.42)/s |\n\nMotion Control is 0.9 unit ($0.126) per second at 720p and 1.2 units ($0.168) per second at 1080p. Avatar is 0.4 unit ($0.056) per second at 720p and 0.8 unit ($0.112) per second at 1080p. Effects pricing varies by template. The effects list URL was linked from the page and was not opened, so template prices are **not observed**.\n\nImage API list price: 1 unit = $0.0035. Packages run $350 for 100,000 units, $1,050 for 300,000, then discounted packs at $0.00315 per unit ($1,890 struck $2,100 for 600,000; $3,780 struck $4,200 for 1,200,000; $5,670 struck $6,300 for 1,800,000). Image packages are 180 days, no rollover, 9 concurrency, and the page again says they do not support Kling 4.0. Kling Image 3.0 and Kling Image O1 are 8 units ($0.028) per image at 1K or 2K. Kling Image 3.0 Omni is 8 units at 1K or 2K and 16 units ($0.056) at 4K. Kling Image 2.1 is 4 units ($0.014) for text-to-image at 1K or 2K, and 8 units for image-to-image.\n\nE-commerce API rows, same $0.14 video unit, included AI Apparel Replicator, Goods Studio, and Video Commerce, with per-second rates from 1.0 unit ($0.14) to 2.0 units ($0.28) depending on the mode and resolution. 4K was not offered on those rows. Quote the row you call. Do not average them.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Membership and API are published by Kling, so a directory can cite both without a reseller.\n- The API prints unit price and dollar price on the same cell, which makes a 5-second 1080p Turbo clip arithmetic instead of a guess: 5 seconds times $0.14.\n- Paid membership cards state commercial use, watermark removal, and 1080p/4K in writing.\n- Avatar, lip sync, and motion control are separate billable lines, so a talking-head test does not have to be priced as a full Kling 3.0 shot.\n- Larger API packs discount the unit from $0.14 to $0.126, and the struck price is shown next to the sale price.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The membership page was mid-promotion, with a countdown and a one-time first-month discount. The renewal prices are the durable ones. Premier renews at $80.96, not $64.99. Ultra renews at $159.99, not $127.99.\n- API packages do not include Kling 4.0. Anyone who subscribed because the membership page leads with 4.0 cannot assume the API key generates 4.0.\n- Basic is $0 and the comparison says that output is not for commercial use. Paid commercial use does not transfer backward onto the free plan.\n- No official MCP server URL was observed. Agents that can call Higgsfield, Runway, HeyGen, or Creatify over MCP cannot add a documented Kling server from this check.\n- The free Basic credit count was not in the credit row. Daily subscriber bonus credits are named without a number.\n- Web credits and API units are different meters. Spending 660 membership credits does not buy API units.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Decide whether a person clicks Generate or a server calls the API. Buy the membership or the unit pack for that path only.\n2. For browser work, subscribe at the renewal price you can keep, and generate on the model the card actually discounts. For API work, price the flagship row, including audio, before you buy a 180-day pack that does not roll over.\n3. Cut, caption, and reframe the file in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Kling's pricing pages do not describe a short-form subtitle timeline.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn the faceless workflow (`faceless`), Kling is the shot generator. A channel can stay inside the membership if a person is prompting, or move to the API if the same prompt runs on a schedule. Ten seconds of Kling 3.0 Turbo at 1080p with native audio is 10 units on the list price, which is $1.40 before any pack discount. That is a planning example from the rate card, not a promise about how many takes you will reject.\n\nOn the UGC-ad workflow (`ugc-ads`), the e-commerce API rows are the relevant Kling surface: apparel, goods, and video-commerce voiceover. They are still API units, not membership credits. A creator who wants a stock avatar and a product URL in one button should compare [Creatify](/tools/creatify) before building that flow on Kling's lower-level API. This site does not yet publish a live page at `/workflow/ugc-ads`. The slug is the planning label.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nThe membership page names Kling 4.0, Kling 3.0, Kling 3.0 Omni, native 4K, and motion control. The API flagship table names Kling 3.0 Turbo, Kling 3.0, and Kling 3.0 Omni, plus image models Kling Image 3.0, 3.0 Omni, O1, and 2.1. Older generation names that were not on these two pages are **not observed** here and are not given prices. Kling 4.0's API unit price is **not observed**, because the package note says current plans do not support it.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nThe API exists. Pricing and the capability list were checked at [kling.ai/dev/pricing](https://kling.ai/dev/pricing) on 2026-10-16. A request base URL and header name were **not observed** on that pricing page, so this entry does not invent an auth scheme. Buy units in the API console the page links. An official remote MCP URL was **not observed**. If an agent needs MCP today, call Kling through a host that documents it, such as [Runway](/tools/runway) or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), and pay that host's rate.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Seedance](/tools/seedance) is the ByteDance model family via Dreamina. It did not show a public API on the same day.\n- [Runway](/tools/runway) lists Kling 3.0 on its own API credit table, at Runway's $0.01 credit, which is a different meter from Kling's $0.14 unit.\n- [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) includes Kling models in a multi-model subscription and publishes an MCP server. The credit burn is Higgsfield's.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor to finish Kling footage for TikTok and Shorts. It is not a Kling API.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Are membership credits the same as API units?\n\nNo. Membership credits are the web plan's monthly grant. API units are a prepaid 180-day balance at $0.14 list, or $0.126 on the larger packs. They do not roll into each other.\n\n### Can I generate Kling 4.0 on the API?\n\nNot on the packages checked on 2026-10-16. The video and image package notes both say the plans currently do not support Kling 4.0. The membership page does advertise Kling 4.0, including a limited-time 10 percent credit discount on higher tiers.\n\n### Does Kling have an official MCP server?\n\nNot observed on 2026-10-16. The developer surface that was verified is the HTTP API pricing page, not a Model Context Protocol endpoint.\n\n### How many credits does Premier include?\n\n8,000 per month on the membership card checked on 2026-10-16, at $64.99 for the first month and $80.96 after. Ultra is a separate plan at 26,000 credits, $127.99 then $159.99. A card that showed Premier at $135 for 18,000 credits was not the public page on this date.", "path": "/tools/kling" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless", "ugc-ads" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "i2v", "lip-sync", "editor" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Krea", "summary": "Krea's multi-model image and video studio. Monthly Pro is $35, Max is $105, Business is $200. Yearly Basic is $5.25/mo. Compute-pack prices were not observed. 40M subscribers is a vendor claim.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Monthly: Free $0 (100 units/day), Pro $35, Max $105, Business $200, Enterprise custom. Yearly: Basic $5.25/mo, Pro $21 (Save $168), Max $63 (Save $504), Business $160. Basic monthly sticker and compute-pack prices not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "The pricing page has an API nav item and a Looking for API link. API unit prices and an MCP server URL were not observed on 2026-10-17. The header also shows the word MCP." }, "slug": "krea", "markdown": "Krea is a multi-model image and video studio with an agent, in-house models, and a node editor. Checked on 2026-10-17, [krea.ai/pricing](https://www.krea.ai/pricing) says \"Trusted by 40M subscribers\" and calls that group creatives, enterprises, agencies, and studios. That sentence is a vendor claim. This page does not treat it as an audited user count. The yearly toggle says save 40%. A limited offer gives unlimited Krea 3 for 14 days with a qualifying Pro or Max annual purchase. Compute-pack prices were **not observed**. This note is for YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nKrea fits a faceless creator who wants one unit balance across many video models, including the page's own list of Veo, Sora, and Kling, and who will also generate images. Pro is the first monthly card with a full video-model sentence. Business is the flat team price, up to 50 members. The matching path is [faceless](/workflow/faceless). A commercial clip can continue on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). The page says paid plans include a commercial license. The exact acts that license covers were not opened as a contract.\n\nA single-family membership is [Kling](/tools/kling) or [Seedance](/tools/seedance). Google's own Veo studio is [Google Flow](/tools/google-flow). MiniMax's app is [Hailuo](/tools/hailuo). Other multi-model hosts are [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), and [Pika](/tools/pika). Their credits do not spend Krea units. A presenter is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). Captions and the export are [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A named voice is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\nKrea is a weak fit if you need the price of a compute pack before you sign in. Those packs say sign-in required, and the dollar was **not observed**. It is also a weak fit if you need a Basic monthly sticker. The yearly page shows Basic at $5.25 a month. A monthly Basic price was **not observed**.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe pricing page describes Krea Agent, Krea 2, and Krea 3. Krea 2 is the in-house image model on the cards. Krea 3 is the model in the 14-day unlimited offer. Node apps are a visual workflow editor: connect models, prompts, and steps, then turn a workflow into a reusable app. Real-time generation, image and video LoRA finetuning, and upscaling are on the page. Pro's upscaling line says paid image upscalers, including Topaz Standard, support outputs up to 22K. Video LoRA training limits differ by card. Pro says LoRA training with 50 images. Max and Business say unlimited LoRA training with up to 2,000 images.\n\nThe yearly Basic card says selected video models, and it says the Pro plan unlocks all video models. Pro and Max say full access to all video models, including Veo 3, Sora, Kling, and more. The same cards say all image models and all 3D and lipsync models. A long model index on the monthly render names many more rows, including MiniMax H3, Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, and Veo 3.1. A unit price for each of those rows was **not observed**. The only generation equivalents printed as plan math are Nano Banana 2 images and Seedance 2.0 videos.\n\nAn early block on the yearly page, before the Basic heading, shows image concurrency 1 and video concurrency 0, and it also prints commercial-license and all-video-model sentences. Basic later says Pro unlocks all video models. This page does not treat that early block as Free's signed feature list. Free's readable grant is 100 units a day.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [krea.ai/pricing](https://www.krea.ai/pricing), monthly and yearly views.\n\n| Plan | Monthly view | Yearly view | Units on the card | Card's own equivalents |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | $0 | 100 units/day | A monthly unit total was **not observed** |\n| Basic | Sticker **not observed** | $5.25/mo | 5,000/mo on the yearly card | 64 Nano Banana 2 generations, or 20 Seedance 2.0 videos |\n| Pro | $35/mo | $21/mo, \"Save $168 compared to monthly\" | 20,000/mo | About 257 Nano Banana 2 generations, or 83 Seedance 2.0 videos |\n| Max | $105/mo | $63/mo, \"Save $504 compared to monthly\" | 60,000/mo | About 771 Nano Banana 2 generations, or 250 Seedance 2.0 videos |\n| Business | $200/mo | $160/mo | 80,000/mo | About 1,028 Nano Banana 2 generations, or 333 Seedance 2.0 videos |\n| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Tailored | Contact |\n\nThe yearly headline says save 40%. Pro's save line can be checked. Twelve times $35 is $420. Twelve times $21 is $252. The difference is $168, which matches \"Save $168 compared to monthly.\" Max works the same way: twelve times $105 is $1,260, twelve times $63 is $756, and the difference is $504. Krea did not print $420, $252, $1,260, or $756 as an annual invoice. Those products are our arithmetic, not vendor stickers. Business is $200 monthly and $160 on the yearly view. Twelve times the $40 gap is $480. A \"save $480\" line was **not observed**, and $480 is our arithmetic, not a Krea sticker. Basic has no monthly sticker, so the 40% headline cannot be turned into a Basic monthly price. This page does not invent one.\n\nPro's 20,000 units are four times Basic's 5,000. The generation equivalents do not scale by exactly four. Sixty-four times four is 256, and Pro says about 257 Nano Banana 2 generations. Twenty times four is 80, and Pro says about 83 Seedance 2.0 videos. Quote the card's approximations. A single unit cost per Seedance video was **not observed** as a rate you can multiply with confidence across tiers.\n\nConcurrency on the yearly cards, under the plan headings: Pro lists image concurrency 8 and video concurrency 4. Max lists unlimited image concurrency and video concurrency 8. Business lists up to 50 seats at one flat price, no extra cost per seat, business terms with a no-training clause, private node apps, and custom roles. An indemnification sentence on that part of the page says enterprise customers are protected against intellectual property claims on AI-generated content when usage follows the agreement. The sentence says enterprise customers. This page does not move that protection onto the $200 Business sticker.\n\nMax's unit stepper prints 40k, 60k, 80k, and 100k. Business prints a longer stepper from 20k through 1.5M. Dollar prices for the steps above the base grant were **not observed**.\n\nCompute packs sit under \"Need more compute.\" Sizes on the yearly page are 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, 24,000, and 50,000 units, valid 90 days, applied instantly. Each size says sign-in required. Pack prices were **not observed**. The page says credits expire after 90 days. A volume discount is mentioned as a paid-plan benefit. The discounted pack prices were **not observed**.\n\nThe Krea 3 offer is 14 days of unlimited fast generations with a qualifying Pro or Max annual purchase. The yearly Basic card says Krea 3 is not included in that offer. A countdown was visible on the page, so the offer is time-limited. The remaining hours are not a plan term.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Monthly Pro, Max, and Business print dollar stickers and unit pools, and yearly Pro and Max print a save line that matches twelve times the gap between the two stickers.\n- Free states 100 units a day, so the $0 row has a number.\n- Pro's card names Veo, Sora, and Kling inside one video-model sentence, and it prints Seedance 2.0 and Nano Banana 2 equivalents next to 20,000 units.\n- Business states a flat price for up to 50 members, which is a seat rule a team can read.\n- Compute pack sizes and the 90-day expiry are printed even though the prices are behind sign-in.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Basic's monthly sticker was **not observed**. The yearly $5.25 price cannot be checked against a 40% monthly pair.\n- Compute-pack prices were **not observed**. A 2,000-unit pack and a 50,000-unit pack are not a budget until sign-in shows a dollar.\n- \"40M subscribers\" is a vendor claim on the pricing page. It is not a measured audience for video plans.\n- Per-model unit burns were **not observed** beyond two approximations. Veo, Sora, and Kling can cost different amounts of the same 20,000 units.\n- API unit prices and an MCP server URL were **not observed**. The header shows both words. A word in the nav is not an endpoint. Annual invoice totals were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Read Free as $0 and 100 units a day. Read monthly Pro as $35 for 20,000 units, Max as $105 for 60,000, and Business as $200 for 80,000, with up to 50 members on that flat Business price. If you are looking at Basic, the price on the yearly view is $5.25 a month for 5,000 units, and the monthly Basic sticker was **not observed**.\n2. Use the card's equivalents only as the card's approximations: Pro is about 83 Seedance 2.0 videos or about 257 Nano Banana 2 generations. Confirm a real unit burn in the product before you treat 83 as a posting quota. Commercial use is the paid-plan sentence. The 14-day unlimited Krea 3 offer applies to a qualifying Pro or Max annual purchase, and the Basic card says it is not included.\n3. Buy a compute pack only after sign-in shows a price. Finish captions in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A person who is not a lipsync model on this page belongs on [HeyGen](/tools/heygen).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Krea is the switchboard. Monthly Pro is $35 and yearly Pro is $21 a month, both for 20,000 units. The card's approximation is about 83 Seedance 2.0 videos. Several clips per short, plus retries, can spend that faster. A retry rule was **not observed**. The same model names off Krea have other meters: [Seedance](/tools/seedance), [Veo](/models/veo) inside [Google Flow](/tools/google-flow), and [Kling](/tools/kling).\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), paid cards say the commercial license covers marketing, products, and client work. A product-URL builder was **not observed**. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) still does that job. Lipsync is named as a model class, and a per-second price was **not observed**. [sync.](/tools/sync-so) publishes one. Captions stay on [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A presenter stays on [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). Voice stays on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A clipper was **not observed**, so [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) is a different product.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nKrea 2 and Krea 3 are the in-house names on the pricing page. Krea 3 is the 14-day unlimited offer on qualifying Pro and Max annual purchases. Third-party names in the Pro sentence are Veo 3, Sora, and Kling. The model index also shows Seedance, Veo 3.1, and MiniMax H3 among other rows. This directory's pages for those families are [Veo](/models/veo), [Kling](/models/kling), [Seedance](/models/seedance), and [MiniMax Hailuo](/models/minimax-hailuo). Sora has no model page here. Nano Banana 2 is the image equivalent on the unit cards and has no model page here.\n\nA Krea unit is not a Runway credit, a Flow credit, or a MiniMax dollar. The approximations on the card are the only crosswalk this extract printed, and they are approximations.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the pricing page has an API item in the header and a \"Looking for API?\" link. API unit prices were **not observed**. The extract did not include a docs URL, so this entry sets no `api_url`. Whether an API call spends the same monthly units was **not observed**.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. The header contains the word MCP. No server URL, install command, or protocol note was in the extract, so there is no `mcp.url`. A navigation label is not an address a client can add.\n\nFor a video API with a printed rate, use [Runway](/tools/runway), [Kling](/tools/kling), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), or the MiniMax overview on [Hailuo](/tools/hailuo).\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) and [Runway](/tools/runway) are the other switchboards with a stored API URL. Higgsfield also has an official MCP server. Krea's API link is real as a link, and its unit price was **not observed**.\n- [Kling](/tools/kling), [Seedance](/tools/seedance), [Google Flow](/tools/google-flow), and [Hailuo](/tools/hailuo) are the single-vendor doors for models Krea also names. Their plans do not refill a Krea unit balance.\n- [Pika](/tools/pika) and [Luma](/tools/luma) are generation-first neighbors. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### What does Basic cost if I pay monthly?\n\n**Not observed.** Yearly Basic is $5.25 a month for 5,000 units. The monthly stickers jump from Free to Pro at $35. The \"save 40%\" headline does not name a Basic monthly dollar.\n\n### How much is a compute pack?\n\n**Not observed.** Sizes are 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, 24,000, and 50,000 units, valid 90 days, each marked sign-in required. A volume discount is mentioned, and those dollars were **not observed**.\n\n### Is \"40 million subscribers\" a measured video audience?\n\nIt is the pricing page's claim, aimed at creatives, enterprises, agencies, and studios. This check did not audit it. It is not a credit pool.\n\n### Does Save $168 mean Pro bills $252 a year?\n\nYearly Pro is printed as $21 a month. Twelve times $35 minus twelve times $21 equals the printed $168 save. Krea did not print a $252 invoice, and twelve times $35 ($420) is our arithmetic, not an annual sticker. Max's $504 save line works the same way: twelve times $105 is $1,260 and twelve times $63 is $756, neither of which Krea printed. Business printed no save dollar. The $480 gap on Business is the same kind of arithmetic.\n\n### Does Krea have an official MCP server?\n\nThe header shows the word MCP and an API link. No server URL was observed, so `mcp.official` is false. No API unit price or docs URL was observed, so there is no `api_url`. `has_api` stays true because the link exists.", "path": "/tools/krea" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "i2v" ], "has_api": true, "api_url": "https://lumalabs.ai/api", "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Luma AI", "summary": "Luma's creative app and pay-per-video API for Ray3.2 text, image, modify, and reframe shots, sold as Plus, Pro, and Ultra credit plans.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Plus $30/mo or $300/yr (10,000 credits); Pro $90/mo or $900/yr (40,000); Ultra $300/mo or $3,000/yr (150,000); API Ray3.2 SDR 5s $0.15 / $0.30 / $1.20 at 540p/720p/1080p — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "No official MCP server URL was observed on the pricing, API, Ray, llm-info, or llms.txt pages checked on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "luma", "markdown": "Luma AI is the app and the API behind Ray3.2. Creators open [app.lumalabs.ai](https://app.lumalabs.ai). Plans are on [lumalabs.ai/pricing](https://lumalabs.ai/pricing). Clip prices are on [lumalabs.ai/api](https://lumalabs.ai/api). For YouTube, Shorts, and TikTok, Luma makes a shot, restyles a take, or changes the frame. Captions and the upload stay in an editor.\n\n[llm-info](https://lumalabs.ai/llm-info), fetched on 2026-10-17, calls the company Luma, the brand Luma AI, and the video model Luma Ray. Ray3.2 is current and is dated June 2026 there. Dream Machine and Ray2 are deprecated. Photon is no longer a separate product. The image model named there is UNI-1.1. Shot behavior is on [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray). This page is which plan to buy, what a credit spends, and what the API bills.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nLuma fits people who need cinematic b-roll, a modify pass on footage they already shot, or a new aspect ratio, and who will pay with credits or per clip. A faceless channel cutting 5-second and 10-second vertical beats, a marketer swapping a product inside a take, and a developer reading a public Ray grid are the jobs those pages describe.\n\nA stock presenter is closer to [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A narrator alone is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Luma also meters some ElevenLabs audio in Luma credits, which is a different bill. A posting calendar is [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), or [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts). Plus is the individual card that prints commercial use. Pro and Ultra raise the grant and the Luma Agents multiplier. Read the Ray table against 10,000 credits before leaving Plus.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe FAQ on [lumalabs.ai/ray](https://lumalabs.ai/ray) names four workflows: Modify Video, image-to-video, text-to-video, and Reframe. One clip holds up to 16 keyframes, including image-to-video. Modify Video V2 is described as up to 20 seconds at 1080p, with motion transfer and facial performance for up to 8 faces. Lip sync holds when face tracking is on. Inputs are mp4, mov, and wmv. Aspects are 9:16, 3:4, 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, and 21:9. Standard output is mp4. HDR is native 16-bit, and EXR export is ACES2065-1 (AP0).\n\nText and image clips are 5 or 10 seconds at 360p draft, 540p, 720p (the default), or 1080p. Those two modes have no natively generated audio. Modify and Reframe keep audio already in the file. Modify length is up to 20 seconds at 24 fps, 15 at 30 fps, and 7 at 60 fps. The FAQ lists shake, whip-fast action, blur, darkness, low resolution, crowds, and occluded faces as weak inputs. Reframe is up to 16 seconds in one answer and up to 12 seconds in another. Both were on the page on 2026-10-17.\n\nThe same credits buy other labs' video at the rates below. A Uni-1 still price and an in-app audio rate were **not observed**. A Luma Agents run cap beyond the 4x and 15x plan lines was **not observed**. llm-info mentions an iOS app. A store URL was **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against the pricing page.\n\n| Plan | Sticker | What the card adds |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Plus | $30/month, or $300 billed yearly | 10,000 credits; Luma and third-party models; guest edit access; commercial use |\n| Pro | $90/month, or $900 billed yearly | Everything in Plus; 40,000 credits; 4x Luma Agents |\n| Ultra | $300/month, or $3,000 billed yearly | Everything in Pro; 150,000 credits; 15x Luma Agents |\n| Team | Contact us | Members, shared projects, analytics, shared credits, SSO. Dollar **not observed** |\n| Enterprise | Contact us | Commitments, education, custom fine-tuning. Dollar **not observed** |\n\nThe headline says save up to 20 percent with yearly. Plan data also stores $25, $75, and $250, the yearly totals divided by 12. Twelve months at the monthly sticker would be $360, $1,080, and $3,600, so yearly is about 17 percent lower. Offer text includes free trial credits and commercial use. The trial count, a $0 card, watermark rules, rollover, and the license contract were **not observed**. llm-info says there is no Team plan. The pricing page still shows a Team card.\n\nRay3.2 SDR credits, from the Ray page. The pricing page lists video-to-video at 36, 48, 72, and 144 credits per second. Times 5 or 10, those rates equal the clip totals. Reframe there is 10, 20, 40, and 120 credits per second. HDR is 2×. HDR plus EXR is 3×. The audio column is a dash.\n\n| Task | 360p draft | 540p | 720p | 1080p |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Text or image, 5s | 20 | 50 | 100 | 400 |\n| Text or image, 10s | 60 | 150 | 300 | 1200 |\n| Video-to-video, 5s | 180 | 240 | 360 | 720 |\n| Video-to-video, 10s | 360 | 480 | 720 | 1440 |\n| Reframe, per second | 10 | 20 | 40 | 120 |\n\nFrom that table, Plus covers 100 silent 720p 5-second text clips, or 25 at 1080p, if nothing else is spent. A 1080p 5-second HDR text clip is 800 credits. A failed-generation rebate was **not observed**. Ray3.14 is still listed at 4, 10, 20, and 80 credits per second for text and image, with HDR at 4×. Name Ray3.2 on new work so the old multiplier is not what gets billed.\n\nOther rows spend the same credits and are not each lab's own price. Seedance 2.5 text and image with audio is 36 credits per second at draft or 480p, 78 at 720p, and 191 at 1080p. Kling 3.0 and Kling Omni text and image are 30 per second at 720p without the audio Yes, and 40 with it. Veo 3.1 is 140 per second at 720p or 1080p without audio, and 280 with it. Minimax H3 is 28 at 768p and 46 at 1440p. Read [Seedance](/models/seedance), [Kling](/models/kling), [Veo](/models/veo), and [MiniMax Hailuo](/models/minimax-hailuo) before mixing wallets. No dollar per Luma credit was printed.\n\nCredit rates for ElevenLabs speech, sound effects, or music inside Luma, for Uni-1 stills, and for Sync Lipsync were **not observed** on the 2026-10-17 extract. A Luma audio row is not an [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) subscription, and it does not give a Ray text clip a voice.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Plus, Pro, and Ultra print dollars and grants on one card, and Plus prints commercial use.\n- App credits and API dollars were both public on 2026-10-17, so the Build tier does not need a sales call.\n- 9:16 is listed with 16:9 and 21:9, and the silent-audio FAQ matches the dash on the Ray3.2 block.\n- Sixteen keyframes, HDR at 2×, and EXR at 3× are numbers, and the modify FAQ names the footage it handles poorly.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Text and image clips do not speak, and they stop at 10 seconds. Reframe is 12 seconds in one answer and 16 in another.\n- Draft 360p has credits and no API dollar. Five seconds of 1080p SDR text is $1.20, against $0.15 at 540p.\n- Ray3.14 is still on the page with HDR at 4×. Team has no dollar, and llm-info says that plan does not exist.\n- An MCP URL, a trial count, a watermark rule, and rollover were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Lay the voice in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) before spending picture credits. An in-Luma audio credit rate was **not observed**.\n2. Generate on Plus or the API. Cut with 720p 5-second SDR clips. Render keepers at 1080p. Skip HDR unless the grade is in Resolve or Nuke.\n3. Caption and export in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Upload the mp4.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), one 9:16 clip of 5 or 10 seconds is a beat under narration. Voice stays on ElevenLabs. An in-Luma audio credit rate was **not observed**. Captions stay on CapCut. Modify is the other pattern: restyle one clean take and keep its audio, inside the frame-rate cap.\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), cut the episode first. Modify runs about 7 to 20 seconds by frame rate. On [captions-cover](/workflow/captions-cover), Ray has no caption model. A cover can be a frame from the clip, or a Uni-1 still. The still's credit price was **not observed**. On [ugc-ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), product swap and environment change are modify jobs. A locked presenter belongs with HeyGen, and [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the ad template. On [voice-publish](/workflow/voice-publish), ship the mp4 plus a voice. Leave HDR and EXR in the grade.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nRay3.2 is the current video model. The spec is on [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray). Do not brief Dream Machine or Ray2. Ray3.14 still has a credit table on the pricing page, with HDR at 4× against Ray3.2's 2×.\n\nThe app hosts more than Ray. Priced rows on the same card are Seedance 2.5, Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0 and Kling Omni, and Minimax H3, at the credit rates above. A speech, sound-effect, music, Uni-1 still, or Sync Lipsync credit rate was **not observed**. Image API dollars sit on another tab and are not copied here. [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray) records Uni-1 as a separate image model and does not quote a still price.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true. The grid is on [lumalabs.ai/api](https://lumalabs.ai/api). llm-info also names [platform.lumalabs.ai](https://platform.lumalabs.ai), docs at [docs.agents.lumalabs.ai](https://docs.agents.lumalabs.ai), and a playground on the platform host. This check read the cost page and its FAQ.\n\nBuild is pay per video, with no minimum, rate limits, and no latency SLA. Copy nearby says prices are approximate and based on billing tokens. The breakdown then prints this SDR grid. HDR is 2×. HDR plus EXR is 3×, so a 1080p 5-second HDR text clip is $2.40 only as $1.20 times 2. A troubleshooting answer lists other HDR figures. Use this table. Draft 360p has no dollar row.\n\n| Task | 540p | 720p | 1080p |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Text or image, 5s | $0.15 | $0.30 | $1.20 |\n| Text or image, 10s | $0.45 | $0.90 | $3.60 |\n| Video-to-video, 5s | $0.72 | $1.44 | $2.16 |\n| Video-to-video, 10s | $1.08 | $2.16 | $4.32 |\n| Reframe, per second | $0.06 | $0.12 | $0.36 |\n\nThe FAQ bills per 5-second block and calls 10 seconds two blocks. The cells do not share one multiplier. Ten-second text and image prices are 3× the 5-second cells. Ten-second video-to-video is 1.5× at 540p and 720p, and 2× at 1080p. The FAQ also allows video-to-video at 15 or 20 seconds. Those dollar rows were **not observed**. HDR extend and HDR reframe are rejected. One answer caps URL and base64 sources at 30 seconds. Another caps every source, including a generation id, at 30 seconds.\n\nScale is contact sales: 1 request per minute per unit on the base tier, or 0.4 on the max tier, minimum 4 units, with an SLA and a no-train guarantee. The unit price was **not observed**. llm-info calls the API a credit system. Build is in dollars. No conversion from an app credit to an API dollar was printed. A public Dream Machine migration URL was **not observed**.\n\nNo MCP URL was on the pricing page, the API page, the Ray page, llm-info, or [llms.txt](https://lumalabs.ai/llms.txt). Fal is named as a partner. A Fal Ray price was **not observed**. [Runway](/tools/runway) and [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) publish MCP servers. [Kling](/tools/kling) publishes a prepaid API.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Runway](/tools/runway) bundles several labs and a documented MCP server. Luma is the pick for Ray keyframes, modify, or EXR.\n- [Kling](/tools/kling) is the pick when the clip must include native audio at Kling's unit price. Kling inside Luma spends Luma credits. [Seedance](/tools/seedance) in Dreamina or CapCut is a separate meter from Luma's Seedance rows.\n- [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) and [Pika](/tools/pika) are other multi-model benches. Open Luma when the model is Ray3.2.\n- [InVideo](/tools/invideo), [Pictory](/tools/pictory), [Fliki](/tools/fliki), and [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5) turn a script or a URL into a narrated video. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) captions the Ray file.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Luma the same product as Ray3.2?\n\nLuma is the company, the app, and the API. Ray3.2 is the current video model. Dream Machine and Ray2 are deprecated on llm-info. Ray3.14 still has a credit table and a 4× HDR line. Specs are on [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray).\n\n### What does a Plus grant cover?\n\nPlus is $30 a month, or $300 billed yearly, for 10,000 credits. At the Ray3.2 table, a silent 720p 5-second text clip is 100 of those credits. Third-party video, stills, and ElevenLabs audio on the same pricing page spend that grant too.\n\n### Does Luma have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nThe API cost page is [lumalabs.ai/api](https://lumalabs.ai/api). Five-second SDR text and image clips are $0.15, $0.30, and $1.20 at 540p, 720p, and 1080p. An official MCP URL was **not observed** on 2026-10-17.\n\n### Can Ray3.2 narrate a faceless Short by itself?\n\nText-to-video and image-to-video have no natively generated audio. Add a voice with [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), then caption in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). An in-Luma audio credit rate was **not observed**. Modify can keep dialogue already in the file when face tracking is on.", "path": "/tools/luma" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "tts" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Lumen5", "summary": "Blog posts turned into brand marketing video, with a free monthly cap and yearly-billed Basic, Starter, and Pro plans.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free 5 videos/mo, max 2 min, 720p, branded outro; Basic $19/mo, Starter $59/mo, Pro $149/mo yearly billed; Team custom; AI voice 24 / 240 / 720 / 2,160 min per year — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "No official MCP server URL was observed. The pricing check did not print a public API base URL." }, "slug": "lumen5", "markdown": "Lumen5 turns a blog post into a brand marketing video. Checked on 2026-10-17, that job is a B2B and brand cut. A channel autopilot was **not observed**. This note is for people who already have the article and will upload the file to YouTube, or recut it for Shorts or TikTok. Figures come from [lumen5.com/pricing](https://www.lumen5.com/pricing). The home page is [lumen5.com](https://www.lumen5.com). A limit the extract omitted is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nLumen5 fits marketers and small brand teams who trust a written post and want a short video companion. Free allows 5 videos a month, each up to 2 minutes, at 720p, with a branded outro, plus 24 AI voice minutes for the year.\n\nA monthly video-minute explainer is [Pictory](/tools/pictory). Voice-first Shorts volume is [Fliki](/tools/fliki). A prompt on a timeline, with Seedance gated by plan, is [InVideo](/tools/invideo). Create-then-post cadence sits on [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), or [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts). Generated shots belong on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Pika](/tools/pika), [Seedance](/tools/seedance), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). A presenter is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), a cast-led ad is [Creatify](/tools/creatify), and a voice with no picture is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Captions and a vertical reframe finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\n## What it does\n\nA blog goes in and a marketing video comes out. The printed gates are a free picture cap and two yearly media pools, in the table below. The card does not define a voice minute or an animation minute. Free animation minutes were **not observed**.\n\nScene controls, stock size, template counts, a brand kit, captions, music, languages, and a scheduler were **not observed** on 2026-10-17. Paid rows did not reprint Free's video count, 2-minute cap, 720p, or branded outro. Commercial-rights language was **not observed**, so confirm a B2B license at checkout.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [lumen5.com/pricing](https://www.lumen5.com/pricing). Dollar stickers are yearly-billed monthly rates. A month-to-month price and an annual invoice total were **not observed**. Checkout is the bill. Team is custom: voice minutes, animation minutes, seats, and a dollar floor were **not observed**.\n\n| Plan | Yearly-billed sticker | AI voice | Animation |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | Free | 24 min/year | **not observed** |\n| Basic | $19/mo yearly | 240 min/year | 12 min/year |\n| Starter | $59/mo yearly | 720 min/year | 24 min/year |\n| Pro | $149/mo yearly | 2,160 min/year | 60 min/year |\n| Team | Custom | **not observed** | **not observed** |\n\nFree's picture gates — 5 videos a month, 2 minutes, 720p, branded outro — were not repeated on the paid rows.\n\nFrom Basic upward, voice triples at each step (240, then 720, then 2,160). Animation doubles from 12 to 24, then goes to 60, which is two and a half times 24. Narration meets the voice pool first. Motion with a short read meets the animation pool first. No monthly grant was printed. Spread evenly, those voice pools are 20, 60, and 180 minutes a month. Lump-sum use, rollover, and a calendar year versus a billing year were **not observed**.\n\nOn Free the meters can disagree. Five videos at 2 minutes is 10 minutes of picture a month, or 120 minutes if every slot for a year is full. Voice is 24 minutes for the year. Twelve fully narrated 2-minute videos would empty that pool, if one voice minute equals one minute of speech, while 60 video slots remain. The page did not confirm that equality. Overage, top-ups, and a separate credit were **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free names a picture cap and a 24-minute yearly voice pool on the same card.\n- Paid stickers sit beside both yearly pools, so voice and animation can be compared before checkout.\n- From Basic to Pro, the voice multiple is larger than the animation multiple.\n- Team stays custom, with no guessed enterprise price.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Paid rows omit video count, length, resolution, and the outro. Whether those free gates survive checkout was **not observed**.\n- Both media pools are yearly, and a minute is undefined, so a monthly calendar needs an assumption.\n- Free animation minutes were **not observed**, so a zero-dollar motion test has no printed budget.\n- A public API base URL was **not observed**, and an official MCP server URL was **not observed**.\n- Commercial rights, month-to-month prices, and the annual invoice total were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Start from a blog post on Free: 5 videos in the month, 2 minutes each, 720p, a branded outro, and 24 voice minutes for the year.\n2. Move to Basic ($19/mo), Starter ($59/mo), or Pro ($149/mo), each when billed yearly, when the voice pool or the animation pool is the limit you can name. Team inclusions were **not observed**.\n3. Export, then caption and reframe in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Move a failed read to [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), and replace a missing shot in [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), or [Luma](/tools/luma).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Lumen5 takes the first visual pass when the source is an article and the yearly pools cover narration and motion. Generated shots stay on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), or [Seedance](/tools/seedance). The branded outro is a closing card. Add any spoken disclosure yourself before upload.\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), a clipper was **not observed**. Hooks and reframes finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A blog recap can still enter Lumen5 under the free 2-minute cap until a paid length is confirmed.\n\nOn [captions-cover](/workflow/captions-cover), caption style and covers were **not observed**. Burn captions in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). On [ai-avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). On [ugc-ads](/workflow/ugc-ads) use [Creatify](/tools/creatify).\n\nOn [voice-publish](/workflow/voice-publish), the read stops at the yearly voice pool. A clone, or a commercial-license line this extract did not print, belongs on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Posting stays a manual upload.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the pricing extract. Lumen5 is not a host for [Kling](/models/kling), [Seedance](/models/seedance), [Runway Gen](/models/runway-gen), [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray), or [Veo](/models/veo). Animation minutes are a plan meter, not a model name. Speech is only the label \"AI voice.\" Vendor, voice count, cloning, and languages were **not observed**. Choose the voice on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) when the speaker is the decision.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is false. A public HTTP API, with a base URL, auth scheme, and docs page, was **not observed** on 2026-10-17, so this entry has no `api_url`. No official MCP server URL was observed, so `mcp.official` is false.\n\nFor a documented call, use [Runway](/tools/runway), [Kling](/tools/kling), [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), or [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). In this batch, [Revid](/tools/revid) described API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan, and [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) described API and a hosted MCP on Ultra and Agency.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Pictory](/tools/pictory) is the nearer blog, script, and URL explainer: 200, 600, and 1,800 video minutes a month, with annual display prices of $25, $35, and $119. Lumen5 meters yearly voice and animation minutes and prints a free video cap.\n- [Fliki](/tools/fliki) is voice-first Shorts. Free there was 3 credits a month, watermarked, at 720p. Dollar stickers were **not observed**.\n- [InVideo](/tools/invideo) is the prompt-and-timeline hybrid. Annual display started at $10 per seat per month, with Seedance gated by plan.\n- [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), and [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts) publish on a cadence after the cut exists.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) finishes the cut. [Pika](/tools/pika) and [Luma](/tools/luma) replace a shot when animation minutes are the wrong meter.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Are $19, $59, and $149 month-to-month prices?\n\nThey are yearly-billed monthly rates checked on 2026-10-17. A month-to-month sticker and a twelve-times annual charge were **not observed**. Pay checkout. Team has no dollar figure in this extract.\n\n### How many videos does a paid plan include?\n\nOnly Free printed a count: 5 videos a month, 2 minutes, 720p, branded outro. Paid rows omitted count, length, and resolution. Treat \"unlimited\" as **not observed**.\n\n### Can Free narrate every video the counter allows?\n\nVoice on Free is 24 minutes for the year. Five maxed videos are 10 minutes of picture in one month. If speech spends the voice meter one-for-one, a few 2-minute narrations empty the yearly pool while video slots remain. The card does not define the minute, and rollover was **not observed**.\n\n### Does Lumen5 have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nNeither was observed on 2026-10-17, so `has_api` and `mcp.official` are false. [Revid](/tools/revid) documented API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan. [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) documented both on Ultra and Agency.\n\n### Is Lumen5 a TikTok or Shorts autopilot?\n\nThe checked job is a blog-to-brand marketing video. A scheduler was **not observed**. YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts are upload destinations. Cadence tools are [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), and [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts).", "path": "/tools/lumen5" }, { "workflows": [ "ugc-ads", "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "MakeUGC", "summary": "UGC ads and product-in-hand, with a $1 try of any plan. Yearly display on 2026-10-17: Starter $29/mo billed yearly (Save 51%), Growth $39/mo, Pro $79/mo. API is included on every plan. An MCP server is marketed. Monthly list prices were not clearly separated.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Try any plan for $1, cancel anytime. Yearly display: Starter $29/mo billed yearly (Save 51%); Growth $39/mo; Pro $79/mo. Monthly list prices not clearly separated. AdFlow counts 2 / 5 / All. API on every plan; MCP marketed, server URL not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "An MCP server is marketed, and API access is included on every plan. No MCP server URL and no API docs URL were copied on the 2026-10-17 pricing check." }, "slug": "makeugc", "markdown": "MakeUGC is the UGC-ad login in this batch whose copied job is UGC ads plus a product-in-hand treatment. Checked on 2026-10-17, [makeugc.ai/pricing](https://www.makeugc.ai/pricing) returned HTTP 200 to a plain fetch. The trial line is a $1 try of any plan, and the extract says you can cancel anytime. API access is included on every plan. An MCP server is marketed. The yearly display prints Starter at $29 a month billed yearly, with \"Save 51%\" written on that price, Growth at $39 a month, and Pro at $79 a month. Monthly list prices were not clearly separated from that yearly display. AdFlow counts differ by tier, written as 2, 5, and All. A credit grant, an actor-library size, and a docs URL were not in the extract. Those gaps stay **not observed**.\n\nThis directory files the tool under YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts because that is the platform set on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). A vendor list of export presets was **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nMakeUGC fits a marketer or a small shop that wants UGC-style ads and a product-in-hand treatment, and that wants the first charge to be the $1 try rather than a full yearly invoice. The three named plans are Starter, Growth, and Pro. The $1 line applies to any of them. Cancel anytime is the only contract sentence copied with that try. Seat counts, brand spaces, and a white-label row were **not observed**, so an agency that needs those lines should read them in the app before sharing one login.\n\nIt is a weak fit when the job is a product URL that must become a batch of ads on a published credit table. That login is [Creatify](/tools/creatify), and the path is [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). It is a weak fit when the job is a presenter, a translation, or a custom video twin with a remote MCP URL this directory has already stored. That login is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). It is a weak fit when the picture is a phone edit with captions and an AI Twin. That login is [Captions](/tools/captions). It is a weak fit when the file already exists and only needs a desktop cut. That login is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). It is a weak fit when the voice is the product. That login is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A training lesson with learner seats is [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia). Synthesia is a different product from [Synthesys](/tools/synthesys), which is the multi-model marketing agent on synthesys.io.\n\nThe $1 try is the test this extract actually prices. How many finished ads that dollar includes was **not observed**. Use the try to judge the product-in-hand picture. Use Creatify when you need a rate card before you spend.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe unit of work, as the batch states it, is a UGC ad with a product-in-hand treatment. The extract does not itemize the inputs. A product URL, a still photo, a SKU, a script, or a reference ad may all be plausible, and none of those fields was copied. The import method is **not observed**. Duration caps, resolution, aspect ratio, a language count, a watermark rule, and an actor-library size are **not observed**. Do not borrow those rows from the Creatify compare table. They are a different product's page.\n\nAdFlow is the one feature name with a tiered count. The note says AdFlow feature counts differ by tier, written as 2 / 5 / All. The three yearly prices are Starter, Growth, and Pro, in that order. This page keeps the counts in that same written order: Starter with 2, Growth with 5, Pro with All. A table cell that spelled \"Starter includes 2 AdFlow features\" was not copied as its own sentence. Confirm the count on the card before you buy. What one AdFlow unit is — a flow, a template, a campaign, a character — was **not observed**. Empty feature rows on other sites sometimes hide a checkmark that did not survive as text. Here the note gives integers, not blank cells, so the counts are real and the definitions are the gap.\n\nNo credit integer was copied for any plan. A generation may be unlimited inside the plan, metered in credits, or metered in videos, and this extract does not say which. A burn rate per ad is **not observed**. Rollover, top-up packs, and a daily cap are **not observed**. The 5,000-credit daily cap in this batch belongs to the Synthesys FAQ, not to MakeUGC.\n\nManual edits after export, caption burns, and a commercial-license sentence were **not observed**. A paid-media buy needs the license from the product. The existence of a UGC template is not that license.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [makeugc.ai/pricing](https://www.makeugc.ai/pricing). The fetch was HTTP 200.\n\n| Plan | Price as written | AdFlow count, in the note's order | What else was stated |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Any plan, as a try | $1 | The try is of a plan, so the plan's count applies | Cancel anytime. Length of the $1 try was **not observed**. |\n| Starter | $29/mo billed yearly | 2 | \"Save 51%\" is written on this price. |\n| Growth | $39/mo on the yearly display | 5 | The save percent is not repeated on this line. |\n| Pro | $79/mo on the yearly display | All | The save percent is not repeated on this line. |\n\nThe heading on these three dollar figures is a yearly display. Monthly list prices were not clearly separated. This page does not invent a monthly sticker by reversing the 51 percent. If a 51 percent saving means the yearly display is 49 percent of a list price, dividing $29 by 0.49 produces a number the card did not print. That division stays off this page. Pay the figure checkout shows. If checkout is the yearly display, the copied figures are $29, $39, and $79 a month. If checkout is a monthly list, that list was **not observed** here.\n\nThe annual invoice total was also not printed. $29 times 12 is $348, $39 times 12 is $468, and $79 times 12 is $948. Those products are arithmetic on the monthly display. They are not MakeUGC stickers. Store the card's words: \"$29/mo billed yearly,\" \"$39/mo,\" and \"$79/mo,\" under a yearly display. The gap from Starter to Growth on that display is $10 a month. The gap from Growth to Pro is $40 a month. Pro is $50 a month above Starter on the same display. None of those gaps was labeled as a vendor \"upgrade fee.\"\n\n\"Save 51%\" sits on the Starter price only. Growth and Pro do not carry that percent in the note. A global yearly-toggle badge is possible, and it was not copied onto those two lines. Do not stamp 51 percent onto $39 or $79. A free plan, an Enterprise plan, and a fourth paid name were **not observed**.\n\nThe $1 try is not a fourth ongoing plan. It is a try of any plan. The extract does not say the dollar covers a month, a week, a single render, or a refundable authorization. The length of the try is **not observed**. Cancel anytime is copied. The steps to cancel, and whether a yearly plan can be canceled inside the first invoice, were **not observed**. Read the charge before you confirm, because a promo can move and this check is one date.\n\nAPI included on every plan does not add a second dollar price in the extract. There is no separate API Starter sticker of the kind Creatify prints on its billing page. A MakeUGC API subscription price, distinct from Starter, Growth, and Pro, was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The try has a dollar amount. Any plan is $1 to try, and the extract says you can cancel anytime, so the first charge has a ceiling even though the length of the try was not copied.\n- The yearly display prints three plan prices, $29, $39, and $79 a month, so the ongoing ladder is readable if you accept annual billing.\n- API access is included on every plan. The extract does not push developers onto a separate API SKU with its own sticker.\n- AdFlow counts step from 2 to 5 to All across the three tiers, so the plans are not three copies of one feature list.\n- An MCP server is marketed, which is enough to start an agent review, while this page still refuses to store a URL it did not copy.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Monthly list prices were not clearly separated. A buyer who will not take the yearly display cannot read an ongoing monthly sticker from this page.\n- \"Save 51%\" is written on Starter. Growth and Pro do not repeat a save percent, and reversing 51 percent into a list price would invent a sticker.\n- No credit grant and no video count were copied. The $1 try does not tell you how many ads you can render.\n- AdFlow's 2, 5, and All are counts without definitions. The unit inside the count was **not observed**.\n- The MCP server URL and the API docs URL were **not observed**. \"API included\" is not an endpoint an agent can call from this page.\n- Actor counts, watermark rules, languages, duration, and a commercial-license sentence were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Start with the $1 try of the plan whose AdFlow count you need, in the note's order: Starter 2, Growth 5, or Pro All. Confirm on the card that the count matches that order. Read the cancel line. The length of the $1 price was **not observed**, so read the renewal date in checkout before you leave the try. The yearly display checked on 2026-10-17 was $29, $39, and $79 a month. A separate monthly list was **not observed**.\n2. Build the product-in-hand UGC ad and read any in-app cost before you confirm. This page has no public burn rate. A credit integer was **not observed**. If the app shows a cost, that screen is the price, and this extract did not copy it.\n3. If the export still needs a platform caption cut, finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If the job was a product URL with a published credit table, use [Creatify](/tools/creatify) instead of forcing that job through a meter this page cannot cost.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), MakeUGC is the product-in-hand login with a $1 try and a yearly display of $29, $39, and $79 a month. Creatify remains the workflow's primary published path when the input is a product URL and the buyer wants Creatify's own credit plans, which live on the Creatify page and were checked on a different date. The two meters are not interchangeable. MakeUGC did not print a \"5 credits per 30 seconds\" row, and this page will not copy Creatify's row onto MakeUGC. HeyGen is the switch when the deliverable is a longer presenter or a lip-sync translation and you want the MCP URL HeyGen prints. [Topview](/tools/topview) is the other product-to-UGC-shorts login in this batch, with annual cards and one printed Seedance 2.5 rate. [Arcads](/tools/arcads) is the actor-ad login whose public pricing URL returned 404, so it cannot be the cost line.\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), MakeUGC overlaps HeyGen only at the job layer: a person and a product, rather than a lesson. An actor count, a photo-avatar cap, and a voice-clone cap were **not observed** on the MakeUGC extract. A multilingual lesson cannot be planned from the $29 yearly display. HeyGen stays the default when the buyer needs a translation table or the remote MCP server. [Captions](/tools/captions) is the phone-native twin. MakeUGC's copied difference is product-in-hand UGC, not a twin-minute cap.\n\n[Voice publish](/workflow/voice-publish) is the wrong primary slug. No text-to-speech rate was copied. If the read has to be a named voice, generate it in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) and treat that as a second bill. [Captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) is the path after the ad exists, in CapCut, when safe areas and burned-in words are the remaining work. MakeUGC's pricing extract did not print a caption language list.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 MakeUGC pricing extract. AdFlow is a feature count, not a model card. Product-in-hand is a job label, not a generator name. This page does not list MakeUGC as a host for Seedance, Kling, Veo, Aurora, or any other named system. [Topview](/tools/topview) printed a Seedance 2.5 720P example. That rate is Topview's card. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) names Aurora and other models on its own billing page. Those names do not transfer. When a cutaway has to cite a model, generate it in a tool that prints the model, and pay that tool's meter.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the pricing extract says API access is included on every plan. The same check did not copy a base URL, an auth scheme, a docs URL, or a rate limit, so this entry sets no `api_url`. There is no second API price beside Starter, Growth, and Pro in the notes used here. Whether an API call spends a credit, a video, or nothing beyond the plan fee was **not observed**. The $1 try is a try of any plan, and every plan includes API, so the notes do not describe an API-free trial. A special restriction during the try was **not observed**.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. An MCP server is marketed. The server URL was **not observed** on 2026-10-17, so there is no `mcp.url`. A marketing sentence is not an address an agent config can store. The directory marks an official MCP server when the vendor page prints the URL, as [Creatify](/tools/creatify) and [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) do on their pages. MakeUGC has not cleared that bar on this pass. Recheck the pricing page or a docs page before you point a client at a guessed host.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the URL-to-ad studio with a public web ladder and a separate API credit table. Use it when the input is a product link and you need a copied burn rate. Use MakeUGC when the job is product-in-hand UGC and the $1 try is the test you want.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter studio with a documented API and an official MCP URL. Use HeyGen when the likeness and the translation are the asset. Use MakeUGC when the asset is a product-in-hand ad and you accept a yearly display whose monthly twin was not separated.\n- [Topview](/tools/topview) also turns a product into UGC shorts, on annual cards with a credit multiplier. Its only quoted generation cell in this batch is Seedance 2.5 at 720P. MakeUGC's quoted difference is the $1 try, the AdFlow counts, and API on every plan.\n- [Arcads](/tools/arcads) is AI actors for ad creatives, and its public stickers were **not observed** because the pricing URL returned 404. MakeUGC is the one of the pair with copied yearly prices.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor after the ad exists. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice the MakeUGC extract did not name.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### How much is MakeUGC if I pay the yearly display?\n\nOn 2026-10-17 the yearly display was Starter at $29 a month billed yearly, with \"Save 51%\" on that line, Growth at $39 a month, and Pro at $79 a month. AdFlow counts in that same written order are 2, 5, and All. The annual invoice totals were not printed. $29 times 12 is $348 only as arithmetic, not as a sticker. Monthly list prices were not clearly separated.\n\n### What does the $1 trial include?\n\nThe extract says you can try any plan for $1 and cancel anytime. It does not say how long the dollar lasts, or how many videos it includes. API access is included on every plan, and the try is of a plan, so the notes do not describe a separate API-free trial. A credit grant on the try was **not observed**.\n\n### What is AdFlow 2 / 5 / All?\n\nAdFlow is the feature name whose counts differ by tier. The note writes the counts as 2 / 5 / All beside a three-plan yearly display, Starter then Growth then Pro. This page keeps that order and tells you to confirm it on the card. The thing being counted was **not observed**. A credit cost per AdFlow run was **not observed**.\n\n### Does MakeUGC have an API and an official MCP server?\n\nAPI access is included on every plan, so `has_api` is true. No docs URL was copied on 2026-10-17, so this page stores no `api_url`. An MCP server is marketed, and the server URL was **not observed**, so `mcp.official` is false. An agent cannot be pointed at a host from this entry.\n\n### Is there a free MakeUGC plan?\n\nA free plan was **not observed** on the 2026-10-17 extract. The cheapest copied charge is the $1 try of any plan. The ongoing yearly display starts at $29 a month on Starter. Those are different numbers. The $1 figure is not a free tier.", "path": "/tools/makeugc" }, { "workflows": [ "voice-publish", "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "tts", "voice-clone", "dubbing" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Murf AI", "summary": "Studio voice plans show Creator at $19 a month with $228 billed annually, and Business at $66 a month with $792 billed annually. A distinct monthly-billing sticker was not observed. API Falcon is $0.01 per 1,000 characters.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Studio: Free $0 (10 projects, 10 min voice generation, 1 editor, no downloads, no commercial rights); Creator $19/mo with $228 billed annually (24 hrs/year); Business $66/mo with $792 billed annually (96 hrs/year); Enterprise custom. Distinct monthly sticker not observed. API Falcon $0.01/1,000 chars, Gen2 $0.03/1,000, Voice Changer $0.10/min, Translation $0.02/1,000. Dub prices and MCP not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "API rates are on the pricing page's API tab, including a $10 free call credit. No API docs URL was copied, so there is no api_url. No MCP server was observed on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "murf", "markdown": "Murf AI is a voice product with three pricing tabs: API, Studio, and Dub. Checked on 2026-10-17, [murf.ai/pricing](https://murf.ai/pricing) rendered on the API tab and on the Studio tab. The product host is [murf.ai](https://murf.ai). Studio shows a per-month figure and a billed-annually total on the same card. A distinct monthly-billing sticker, different from those figures, was **not observed**. Dub-tab prices were **not observed**. This note is for a narrator who needs a commercial-rights line, a yearly hour pool, and a per-character API rate. A figure the extract did not print is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nMurf fits a freelancer or a team that needs a read, a download, and a license phrase. Free is a draft: 10 minutes of voice generation, no downloads, and no commercial rights. Creator is the first row with commercial rights, unlimited downloads, and 24 hours a year. Business raises the pool to 96 hours a year and prints a business license. Enterprise is custom. Custom voice clones are an add-on there.\n\nThe speech studio with a hosted MCP URL is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Voice-first text-to-video whose dollar stickers were **not observed** is [Fliki](/tools/fliki). A presenter that includes a voice because the product is a person is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). An editor that caps free speech at 1 minute is [Kapwing](/tools/kapwing). The timeline under a finished track is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A narrated video from a blog or a URL is [Pictory](/tools/pictory).\n\nUse [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish) when you pay for the track. Use [faceless](/workflow/faceless) when that track still needs pictures. [Text to speech](/features/tts) is the cross-product view. Murf was not in that first-tier matrix. This page is the pricing record. It does not rewrite the matrix.\n\n## What it does\n\nStudio's rendered view labels the toggle \"Billed Monthly\" and \"Billed Yearly,\" with \"Saved 33%\" on the yearly side. Each self-serve card then prints one monthly figure and one annual total together.\n\nFree is $0 a month and $0 billed annually: 10 projects, 10 minutes of voice generation, and 1 editor. A block on that card says you can try the Business plan for free, with 10 minutes, everything in Business, no downloads, and no commercial rights. The card prints 10 minutes twice. This page does not add them into 20. It reads the second block as the restriction on that try.\n\nCreator is $19 a month and $228 billed annually: 100 projects, 24 hours a year, 1 editor, 200+ voices, multi-native voices, unlimited downloads, a Canva integration, and commercial rights. Business is $66 a month and $792 billed annually: 500 projects, 96 hours a year, 1 editor, a business license, emphasis, variability, \"Say It My Way,\" PowerPoint, audio to text, and Murf voices for Windows apps. The compare says \"From $19/mo\" and \"From $66/mo,\" plus 30+ languages and accents. Enterprise is custom projects, unlimited voice generation, custom editors, SSO, no training on your data, and custom voice clones as an add-on. The add-on price was **not observed**.\n\n\"Commercial rights\" and \"business license\" are the card phrases. The agreement was not opened, so the legal gap is **not observed**. One editor is the seat count on Free, Creator, and Business. A second editor's price on those rows was **not observed**.\n\nThe API tab is a different meter. The trial is $10 of calls, no card, 150+ voices in 35+ languages, and 5 concurrent requests. Pay as you go lists Falcon text to speech at $0.01 per 1,000 characters, with time-to-first-audio under 100 ms, Gen2 at $0.03 per 1,000 characters, Voice Changer at $0.10 per minute, and Translation at $0.02 per 1,000 characters. Purchased credit never expires. Pay-as-you-go concurrency is up to 5, matching the trial. Whether the $10 trial credit expires was **not observed**. The never-expires line sits on purchased credit.\n\nThe page lists named languages, including American, British, and Australian English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Studio says 30+. The API trial says 35+. This page does not collapse those into one count. A per-request character cap was a collapsed FAQ, so the number is **not observed**.\n\nDub prices were **not observed**. The footer also names voice cloning, transcription, and a Canva add-on. The directory page for that integration is [Canva](/tools/canva). The API page claims HIPAA, GDPR, ISO 27001, and SOC 2 Type II. Those are vendor claims. This directory did not audit the certificates. MCP was **not observed**. The footer advertises an affiliates program. This page does not link it.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [murf.ai/pricing](https://murf.ai/pricing). Studio figures are the card that shows both amounts together. API figures are the API tab.\n\n| Studio plan | Card | Voice generation and projects |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0/mo and $0 billed annually | 10 projects, 10 minutes, 1 editor, no downloads, no commercial rights |\n| Creator | $19/mo and $228 billed annually | 100 projects, 24 hrs/year, 1 editor, 200+ voices, unlimited downloads, commercial rights, Canva |\n| Business | $66/mo and $792 billed annually | 500 projects, 96 hrs/year, 1 editor, business license, emphasis, variability, Say It My Way, PowerPoint |\n| Enterprise | Custom | Unlimited generation, custom editors, SSO, no training on your data, voice-clone add-on |\n\nTwelve times $19 is $228. Twelve times $66 is $792. On the view that rendered, the per-month figure and the annual total are the same offer. A higher monthly-only sticker was **not observed**. \"Saved 33%\" does not print the price 33 percent was taken from. This page does not invent it. The hour pools say per year. Dividing 24 or 96 by 12 is not a monthly cap the vendor printed.\n\n| API line | Price in the extract |\n| --- | --- |\n| Free trial | $10 of API calls, no card, 5 concurrent requests |\n| TTS Falcon | $0.01 / 1,000 characters, time-to-first-audio under 100 ms |\n| TTS Gen2 | $0.03 / 1,000 characters |\n| Voice Changer | $0.10 / minute |\n| Translation | $0.02 / 1,000 characters |\n| Dub tab | **not observed** |\n\nEnterprise API lists data residency, on-premise deployment, enterprise-grade concurrency, professional voice cloning, an SLA, and a master service agreement. The concurrency number and the cloning price were **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Creator and Business each print a monthly figure, an annual total, a project cap, an hour pool, and one editor.\n- Twelve times $19 equals $228, and twelve times $66 equals $792.\n- Free states no downloads and no commercial rights in plain words.\n- The API tab prints four unit prices, a $10 trial, and a concurrency cap of 5.\n- Purchased API credit never expires, which is a different rule from a Studio pool written per year.\n\n## Cons\n\n- A distinct monthly-billing sticker was **not observed**, and \"Saved 33%\" has no pre-discount dollar.\n- A second editor's price on Free, Creator, and Business was **not observed**.\n- Custom voice clones are an Enterprise add-on without a printed price. Creator does not list them.\n- Dub-tab prices were **not observed**. The Studio hours are not labeled as dubbing hours.\n- MCP was **not observed**. No docs URL was copied, so the unit prices have no `api_url`. A per-request character cap was **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Read Free as $0, 10 projects, 10 minutes, 1 editor, no downloads, and no commercial rights. Do not ship a client video from that row.\n2. Creator is the commercial row: $19 a month on the card, $228 billed annually, 24 hours a year, 200+ voices. Business is $66 and $792, for 96 hours a year and the business-license line. Leave any unobserved monthly-only sticker to a toggle that actually prints one.\n3. For an app, use the API. The trial is $10 with no card. Falcon is $0.01 per 1,000 characters, Gen2 is $0.03, Voice Changer is $0.10 a minute, and Translation is $0.02 per 1,000 characters. Lay the track on [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Make the cover in [Canva](/tools/canva).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish), Murf sits next to [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). ElevenLabs already has a hosted MCP URL and a credit FAQ on its own page. Murf prints Falcon and Gen2 in dollars per 1,000 characters, and Studio hours per year. The meters do not add. Which click inside an open Studio project spends the 24-hour pool was **not observed** beyond the pool itself.\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Murf supplies the read and, on this extract, not the picture. [Pictory](/tools/pictory) and [Fliki](/tools/fliki) start closer to a finished video. [Kapwing](/tools/kapwing) can speak inside an editor, with a 1-minute free cap. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the mouth. [Text to speech](/features/tts) compares web, API, and MCP. Murf's MCP column from this check is not an official server.\n\nA clip of a long recording is [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) and [best AI clip makers](/compare/best-ai-clip-makers). Murf does not propose those clips.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nThe API tab names Falcon and Gen2. Falcon is the $0.01 line, under 100 ms to first audio, described as conversational. Gen2 is the $0.03 line, described as studio-quality speech for multimedia. A FAQ titled \"What is the Falcon model?\" was collapsed, so this page adds no architecture and no character cap. Voice Changer and Translation are priced features, not extra model ids. The 200+ voices are a count. Voice ids were **not observed**. Clone training minutes and price, on Studio or on the API Enterprise line, were **not observed**.\n\nNo video model was named. Dubbing has a tab and no price here. Render a named picture somewhere that prints the model, then lay the Murf track under it.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the API tab prints unit prices and a $10 trial. A docs URL was not copied, so there is no `api_url`. Routes and auth were **not observed**. Studio plans were not described as including these rates. The tabs are separate.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. No MCP server was observed on 2026-10-17, so there is no `mcp.url`. An API rate card is not a Model Context Protocol server.\n\nThe speech endpoint this directory can already address is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). [Fliki](/tools/fliki) lists API access on Premium and does not print a base URL. A Murf key does not authenticate those products.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) publishes an API reference and an official hosted MCP server. Use it when the client needs a URL. Use Murf when the estimate is Falcon at $0.01 per 1,000 characters or a Studio pool with a billed-annually total.\n- [Fliki](/tools/fliki) is voice-first text-to-video with credit pools and no dollar sticker on its check. Murf's Dub tab is the mirror problem: a product, and no price.\n- [Kapwing](/tools/kapwing) dubs inside an editor. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) puts a voice on an avatar. [Pictory](/tools/pictory) builds the video from words.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline after the file exists. [Canva](/tools/canva) is the cover and the integration Creator names.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Creator $19 a month or $228 a year?\n\nThe card prints both. Twelve times $19 is $228. Business prints $66 and $792, and twelve times $66 is $792. A higher monthly-only sticker was **not observed**. The yearly toggle says Saved 33% and does not print the price that percent came from.\n\n### Can Free publish a client video, and where is cloning?\n\nFree says no downloads and no commercial rights. The try-Business block stays inside 10 minutes. Creator is the first row with unlimited downloads and commercial rights. The contract behind that phrase, and behind Business's \"business license,\" was not opened. Custom voice clones are an Enterprise add-on. Professional voice cloning is also on the API Enterprise block. The price of each was **not observed**. Creator lists 200+ voices and does not list a clone.\n\n### What does the API charge, and is there MCP?\n\nFalcon is $0.01 per 1,000 characters. Gen2 is $0.03. Voice Changer is $0.10 a minute. Translation is $0.02 per 1,000 characters. The trial is $10 with no card. Purchased credit never expires. Dub prices, a per-request character cap, and an MCP server were **not observed**. `has_api` is true. `mcp.official` is false. There is no `api_url` and no `mcp.url`.", "path": "/tools/murf" }, { "workflows": [ "long-to-short", "captions-cover" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "captions" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "OpusClip", "summary": "Long video and podcast to captioned Shorts, with a Virality Score and auto-post. Free is $0 for 60 credits a month; Starter is $15; Pro is $29 a month or $174 billed annually.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free $0/mo (60 credits, up to 1080p, watermark); Starter $15/mo monthly only (150 credits); Pro $29/mo or $14.5/mo with $174 billed annually (300 credits, 2-month rollover); Business custom — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "Pro lists Limited API Access and Business lists API. Homepage and product copy market a video API and Video MCP. No API base URL and no MCP server URL were in the 2026-10-17 pricing extract." }, "slug": "opusclip", "markdown": "OpusClip turns a long video or a podcast into short clips with captions, and the paid card can post those clips. Checked on 2026-10-17, the pricing HTML at [opus.pro/pricing](https://www.opus.pro/pricing) came back as a normal page. The product host is [opus.pro](https://www.opus.pro). This directory lists the tool as opusclip. The page is a selection note for people who already hold a long recording and want vertical candidates for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, or Instagram Reels. A figure the extract did not print is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nOpusClip fits a podcaster, an interviewer, or a YouTube host who already owns the long file. The job on the card is candidate clips, animated captions, and a post or a download. Starter is the first paid row that names AI clipping, a Virality Score, captions in 20+ languages, and auto-post to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels. Pro is the row that adds a two-seat workspace, a larger credit pool, rollover, and a short list of extras: AI B-Roll, speech enhancement, video dubbing, and Limited API Access.\n\nA timeline you drive by hand, with a reframe and everyday captions, is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Caption-first shorts on a per-member plan are [Submagic](/tools/submagic). A cover or a thumbnail after the clip exists is [Canva](/tools/canva). A narrated explainer from a blog, a script, or a URL is [Pictory](/tools/pictory). A short that is created and posted from a credit plan, without a long master on that card, is [Revid](/tools/revid). A presenter who was never in the source is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). A cast-led product ad is [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A named replacement voice, when the dubbing line does not name a speaker, is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\nThe matching path on this site is [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short). When the words are already on the clip and the type, the safe area, or the cover still fails, the next path is [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover).\n\n## What it does\n\nA long video or a podcast goes in. Short clips with captions come out. On Starter, those clips can auto-post or download. The site sells that loop as the product. This check did not open the editor, so timeline controls, caption fonts, and export containers beyond the pricing bullets are **not observed**.\n\nFree forever is $0 a month. The card gives it 60 credits a month, output up to 1080p, a watermark, and limited editing. The same free extract contains a retention fragment. The visible wording stops at \"After 3 days, the clips w…\" The rest of that sentence was truncated, so the full retention rule is **not observed**. This page does not complete the sentence. It does not guess deletion, a download lock, or a second watermark.\n\nStarter is $15 a month, and the card presents that price as monthly only. It lists 150 credits a month, AI clipping, a Virality Score, animated captions in 20+ languages, auto-post to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels or a download, one brand template, filler and silence removal, and removal of the watermark. Pro lists 300 credits a month, unused credits that roll over for two months, a team workspace with two seats, two brand templates, six social connections, AI B-Roll, speech enhancement, Limited API Access, and video dubbing. Business is custom. The extract says API and more, and it says to make contact.\n\nThe map from one credit to one minute of source, or to one minute of export, was **not fully itemized** beyond those pools. The language list behind \"20+\", the formula for the Virality Score, the burn for AI B-Roll, and any dubbing language or minute cap were **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [opus.pro/pricing](https://www.opus.pro/pricing). The table is that HTML, not a later promo. If checkout shows another currency, checkout is the charge.\n\n| Plan | Price in the extract | Credits | What the card named |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free forever | $0/mo | 60/mo | Up to 1080p, watermark, limited editing. Retention line truncated after \"After 3 days, the clips w…\" |\n| Starter | $15 USD/mo, monthly only | 150/mo | AI clipping, Virality Score, animated captions in 20+ languages, auto-post or download, 1 brand template, filler and silence removal, watermark removed |\n| Pro | $29 USD/mo, or $14.5 USD/mo with $174 billed annually | 300/mo | Rollover for 2 months, team workspace with 2 seats, 2 brand templates, 6 social connections, AI B-Roll, speech enhancement, Limited API Access, video dubbing |\n| Business | Custom, contact | **not observed** | API and more |\n\nTwelve times $14.5 is $174. The Pro annual display and the billed-annually total are the same offer, written two ways. Twelve times the $29 monthly card is $348. The extract did not print a save line beside Pro, so this page does not invent a percent-off label. It only records those two multiplications. Starter showed no annual price. Free showed none. Business showed no dollar sticker.\n\nRollover for two months is written on Pro. Whether Free, Starter, or Business credits roll was **not observed**. The price of a seat beyond the two included on Pro was **not observed**. Starter's seat count was **not observed**. One brand template is a template count, and this page does not read it as a seat count. Pro names six social connections and does not list the six networks. Starter names three auto-post destinations and does not print a connection count. Features written on the Pro bullet were not repeated as yes or no on Starter, so this page does not build a locked comparison the HTML did not print.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free, Starter, and Pro each print a dollar amount and a monthly credit pool, so a first budget does not require a sales call.\n- Pro's $14.5 monthly display and the $174 annual bill agree. Multiplying $14.5 by 12 lands on $174.\n- Starter names the creator job in plain product language: clipping, a Virality Score, animated captions, watermark removal, and auto-post or download.\n- Pro puts rollover, two seats, six social connections, and Limited API Access on the same card as the $29 price.\n- Homepage and product copy market a video API and Video MCP, so a team evaluating agents can see the claim before it looks for a docs URL.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The pricing extract does not convert credits into minutes. Pools of 60, 150, and 300 are real, and the credit-to-minute map was **not fully itemized**.\n- The free retention rule is a truncated sentence. Planning a deletion policy from \"After 3 days\" would invent the missing words.\n- Starter is monthly only on the card. A yearly Starter invoice was **not observed**.\n- Limited API Access has no base URL, no auth scheme, and no definition of the word limited. Video MCP is a marketing phrase here, and no server URL was printed.\n- Business is custom. Its credit pool, its seat price, and what \"API and more\" adds past Pro were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Start from a long video or a podcast you have the right to cut. Read Free as $0, 60 credits a month, up to 1080p, a watermark, and limited editing. Leave the truncated \"After 3 days\" line unresolved until the product shows the rest of the rule.\n2. Choose Starter at $15 a month when you need the watermark gone, the Virality Score, animated captions, and auto-post or a download. Move to Pro when you need 300 credits, two-month rollover, two seats, or the Pro extras, and pay either $29 a month or $174 billed annually.\n3. If the clip still needs a hand timeline or a cover, finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or [Canva](/tools/canva). If video dubbing does not name a voice you can accept, replace the read in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), OpusClip is the batch clipper for a long file you can distribute. The output the card describes is short clips and captions. Starter adds a post to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, or Instagram Reels, or a download. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) stays the hand bench when you already know the in and out and want the reframe, the type, and the export in one timeline. OpusClip's meter on this extract is the credit pool. Because the credit-to-minute rate was **not fully itemized**, a weekly hour of source cannot be turned into a plan choice from this page alone. Count credits in the product after the first upload, then match that burn to 60, 150, or 300.\n\nOn [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), the caption claim is Starter's animated captions in 20+ languages. Safe-zone insets, font controls, and a cover or thumbnail spec were **not observed** on the pricing extract. When the words are burned in and the frame still fails, move the file to [CapCut](/tools/capcut) for the timeline and to [Canva](/tools/canva) for the cover. [Submagic](/tools/submagic) is the other caption-first plan checked the same day, with its own per-member prices and duration lines.\n\nA narrated video that does not start from a long recording belongs on [Pictory](/tools/pictory). A create-and-publish short whose card does not start from that long file belongs on [Revid](/tools/revid). A face that was never in the recording belongs on [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or, for a product-led cast, on [Creatify](/tools/creatify).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 pricing extract. AI clipping, Virality Score, AI B-Roll, speech enhancement, animated captions, and video dubbing are feature names on a plan card. They are not a model card. This page does not list OpusClip as a host for a named generator. The vendor behind dubbing, the voice count, cloning, and the language list for dubbing were **not observed**. When the speaker has to be a named voice, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) and keep OpusClip on the clip. When a cutaway has to be a named video model, generate that shot in a tool that prints the model, then bring the file back. Those hops spend a different meter. They do not draw on the 60, 150, or 300 credits until OpusClip prints a model name and a burn rate.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the Pro card lists Limited API Access and the Business line lists API, and homepage and product copy market a video API that \"every AI agent can call.\" The 2026-10-17 pricing extract did not print a base URL, an auth scheme, a docs URL, or a rate limit, so this entry sets no `api_url`. What the word limited restricts, which routes exist, and whether a call spends the same monthly credits were **not observed**. Business says \"API and more\" and does not itemize the extra routes.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. Homepage and product copy market \"Video MCP.\" No official MCP server URL was in the extract, so there is no `mcp.url`. A marketing name is not an address a client can add. Guessing a path on opus.pro would invent an endpoint. Copy a URL only from a developer page that prints one.\n\nFor a printed creator endpoint, use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Creatify](/tools/creatify), or [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). [Revid](/tools/revid) described an API, an MCP server, and a CLI on the plans checked for that product, still without a host string in its own extract. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) had no public creator API on its check. An OpusClip key does not authenticate those other products.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Submagic](/tools/submagic) is the caption-first peer, priced per member, with a plan literally named Business + API. Its duration lines are 2 minutes on Starter and 5 minutes on Pro. OpusClip's published meter here is credits, and the minute map was **not fully itemized**.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline, the vertical reframe, and the everyday caption pass. It fits when the segment is already chosen. OpusClip fits when the product should propose clips from a long file and can post them.\n- [Revid](/tools/revid) sells create-and-publish shorts with Auto-Mode workers. [Pictory](/tools/pictory) starts from a blog, a script, or a URL and lays stock under an AI voice. Neither card, on the checks filed here, is the long-master clipper.\n- [Canva](/tools/canva) is the cover and the thumbnail after a clip exists. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [Creatify](/tools/creatify) supply a person who was not in the recording. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) supplies a voice the dubbing line did not name.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### How many minutes do 60, 150, or 300 credits buy?\n\nThe pricing extract does not say. Free is 60 credits a month, Starter is 150, and Pro is 300. A credits-per-minute rate was **not fully itemized**, so this directory does not convert those pools into source minutes, export minutes, or a post count. Read the balance the product shows after a real upload.\n\n### Does the free plan delete clips after 3 days?\n\nThe extract includes the opening words \"After 3 days, the clips w…\" and then the sentence is cut off. The rest of the retention rule is **not observed**. A guessed deletion, a guessed archive, or a guessed extra watermark is not the policy.\n\n### Is Pro $14.5 a month or $174 a year?\n\nBoth numbers are on the card, and they describe the annual offer. The monthly Pro card is $29. The annual display is $14.5 a month with $174 billed annually. $14.5 times 12 equals $174. Starter did not show an annual price. Business did not show a dollar price.\n\n### Does OpusClip have an API and an official MCP server?\n\nLimited API Access is a Pro line, and Business lists API, so `has_api` is true. No base URL was in the pricing extract. Homepage and product copy market Video MCP, and no server URL was printed, so `mcp.official` is false. Add an endpoint only after the vendor prints the URL.\n\n### Which plan removes the watermark and can post to TikTok?\n\nStarter, at $15 a month, lists watermark removal and auto-post to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels, or a download. Free lists a watermark. Auto-post on Free was **not observed**, because that action is not in the free bullet. Pro lists six social connections and does not restate the three network names in the extract used here.", "path": "/tools/opusclip" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "tts" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Pictory", "summary": "Blog, script, and URL to stock footage plus an AI voice, for longer faceless explainers and marketing videos.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Annual display Starter $25/mo (was $29), Professional $35/mo (was $59), Team $119/mo (was $199); monthly cards $29 / $59 / $199; 200 / 600 / 1,800 min per month — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "No official MCP server URL was observed. The pricing comparison includes an API-access row, but the extract did not itemize which plan unlocks it and did not print an endpoint." }, "slug": "pictory", "markdown": "Pictory turns a blog post, a script, or a URL into a faceless explainer: stock visuals under an AI voice. Checked on 2026-10-17, the job is longer-form and marketing video. This check did not record an autopilot that writes a series, renders it, and posts it.\n\nThis is a selection note for narrated YouTube video sometimes recut for TikTok or YouTube Shorts. Figures come from [pictory.ai/pricing](https://pictory.ai/pricing). Anything the extract omitted is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nPictory fits writers, marketers, and educators who already have the words and do not want a face on camera. The observed input is a blog, a script, or a URL. The observed output is stock plus an AI voice. Starter lists 200 minutes a month, Professional 600, and Team 1,800. The page did not define a minute, so those numbers are capacity, not a promise of how many uploads the meter funds.\n\nA set-and-forget Shorts channel is a weaker fit. That job is closer to [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), or [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts), and auto-posting was **not observed** here. Generated shots belong on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Pika](/tools/pika), [Seedance](/tools/seedance), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). A presenter is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), a UGC-style product ad is [Creatify](/tools/creatify), and a voice with no picture is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Among text-to-video neighbors, [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5) is the blog-to-marketing peer, [Fliki](/tools/fliki) is voice-first Shorts with a real free tier, and [InVideo](/tools/invideo) is the prompt-and-timeline editor with Seedance on paid plans.\n\n## What it does\n\nWords go in. Stock visuals and an AI voice come out as a faceless explainer. The site is [pictory.ai](https://pictory.ai). The editor was not opened on 2026-10-17, so scene controls, caption burn-in, brand kits, translation, music, and export resolution are **not observed**.\n\nTrial terms showed up in three places the same day, and they are not one policy: the plan table (15 video minutes, 5-minute maximum, 3 videos, watermark), FAQ or help (14-day language), and a faceless product page (50 AI credits). Do not add the 50 credits to the 15 minutes. Paid length, watermark, resolution, and AI credits were **not observed**. A finished file can be uploaded by hand to YouTube, Shorts, or TikTok. A scheduler was **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [pictory.ai/pricing](https://pictory.ai/pricing).\n\nAnnual cards showed a per-month price and a struck previous price. Monthly cards showed that struck price as the live sticker. Enterprise was custom. No yearly dollar invoice was printed, so this page does not multiply the monthly equivalents by twelve. Minute pools on annual plans are the upfront year totals below. The minutes line shortens Professional to Pro.\n\n| Plan | Monthly card | Annual display | Minutes |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Starter | $29 | $25/mo (was $29) | 200/mo; 2,400 year total |\n| Professional | $59 | $35/mo (was $59) | 600/mo; 7,200 year total |\n| Team | $199 | $119/mo (was $199) | 1,800/mo; 21,600 year total |\n| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | **not observed** |\n\nThose year totals equal twelve times the monthly grant. Rollover and the day the annual pool unlocks were **not observed**.\n\n| Source on 2026-10-17 | What it stated |\n| --- | --- |\n| Plan table, free trial | 15 video minutes, max 5 minutes, 3 videos, watermark |\n| FAQ or help | 14-day trial language |\n| Faceless product page | 50 AI credits on the trial |\n\nThe 5-minute cap was trial-only. Overage, top-ups, and a Team seat count were **not observed**, so Team is not written as a per-seat price. The only credit figure is the trial's 50. The API row had no yes or no per plan.\n\n## Pros\n\n- A written draft becomes the first cut: blog, script, or URL to stock and an AI voice, without a generation studio.\n- Both the monthly minute grants and the annual year totals are printed on the card.\n- Struck annual prices match the monthly stickers in this extract, so the two views can be read together.\n- The trial row names watermark, length, video count, and minutes. Enterprise stays custom.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Trial copy disagrees in shape: a minute, length, and video cap on the plan table, and 14-day language in FAQ or help. Which one signup enforces was **not observed**.\n- What a video minute measures was **not observed**, so 200 minutes is not yet a finished-runtime budget.\n- Paid length, watermark, resolution, commercial terms, and rollover were **not observed**.\n- The API row has no per-plan answer and no URL. MCP was **not observed**.\n- Posting on a cadence was outside the job this pass recorded.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Start from a URL, a blog, or a script. The product expects words that already exist.\n2. Keep the trial inside the plan-table gate: 15 video minutes, 3 videos, 5 minutes each, watermark. Leave the 50 AI credits and the 14-day line as separate notes until signup shows one rule.\n3. If stock or the bundled voice fails, keep the script. Move voice to [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) or shots to [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), or [Luma](/tools/luma), then caption and reframe in [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Pictory assembles a longer explainer when stock and the bundled voice are enough. Shots that must be generated stay on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), or [Seedance](/tools/seedance).\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), Pictory was not observed as a clipper. Hooks, reframing, and burned captions finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A script written from the episode can still be narrated here.\n\nOn [captions-cover](/workflow/captions-cover), caption style, safe zones, and covers were **not observed**. On [ai-avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) and [ugc-ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) for a presenter and [Creatify](/tools/creatify) for a cast-led ad. A URL can enter Pictory only when the result should be a narrated explainer. An ad launcher was **not observed**.\n\nOn [voice-publish](/workflow/voice-publish), the meter buys a picture and a read together. For voice alone, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the pricing extract. The visual path is stock, so Pictory is not listed here as a host for [Kling](/models/kling), [Seedance](/models/seedance), [Runway Gen](/models/runway-gen), [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray), or [Veo](/models/veo).\n\nSpeech is only \"AI voice.\" Vendor, voice count, cloning, and languages were **not observed**. Pick the voice on the [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) card rather than guessing that these minutes resell a named model.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is false. The comparison table had an API-access row, with no yes or no on Starter, Professional, Team, or Enterprise, and no base URL, auth scheme, or docs URL on 2026-10-17.\n\nNo official MCP URL was observed, so `mcp.official` is false. An API row is not a Model Context Protocol server. For code, use a printed endpoint: [Runway](/tools/runway), [Kling](/tools/kling), [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), or [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). In this batch, [Revid](/tools/revid) described API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan, and [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) described API and a hosted MCP on higher tiers.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5) is the closest blog-to-marketing peer, with a free tier and yearly stickers on the same-day check.\n- [Fliki](/tools/fliki) is voice-first Shorts. Free was 3 credits a month with a watermark. Its dollar stickers were **not observed**.\n- [InVideo](/tools/invideo) is the timeline hybrid, with Seedance gated by plan.\n- [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), and [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts) cover create-then-post cadence.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) finishes the cut. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) replaces the read. [Pika](/tools/pika) and [Luma](/tools/luma) replace a failed stock shot.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is the annual price a single yearly invoice?\n\nAnnual display is $25, $35, and $119 per month. Monthly cards are $29, $59, and $199. A yearly dollar total was **not observed**. The 2,400 / 7,200 / 21,600 figures are minutes. Pay checkout.\n\n### What does the trial include?\n\nPlan table: 15 video minutes, 5 minutes max, 3 videos, watermark. FAQ or help: 14-day language. Faceless product page: 50 AI credits. Paid plans did not reprint those caps.\n\n### How many videos do the minute grants buy?\n\nThe page never defined a video minute, and the only video count observed is the trial's 3. Splitting 200, 600, or 1,800 by an assumed length would invent a schedule.\n\n### Does Pictory have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nAn API-access row was present. The unlocking plan and any API URL were **not observed**, so `has_api` is false. No official MCP URL was observed.\n\n### Is Pictory a daily Shorts autopilot?\n\nThe checked job is one longer explainer from a blog, a script, or a URL. TikTok and Shorts are hand uploads after a separate cut. Cadence sits on [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), and [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts).", "path": "/tools/pictory" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Pika", "summary": "Multi-model studio for social clips. Free is $0 with 0 plan credits; Creator at $35/mo is the first commercial plan. Seedance 2.5 is 122 credits for 5 seconds at 720p.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free $0, 0 plan credits (packs only), no commercial; Starter $10/mo ($8 annual eq), 900 credits, no commercial; Creator $35/mo ($28), 3,150 credits, commercial yes; Fancy $95–$880/mo ($76–$704), 8,550+ credits — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "No official MCP server URL was observed. The top-up FAQ names API, MCP, and iOS only to say credit packs do not apply there. No API base URL was observed." }, "slug": "pika", "markdown": "Pika is a multi-model create product for short social clips, sold in credits. Checked on 2026-10-17, [pika.art/pricing](https://pika.art/pricing) shows Free with 0 plan credits, a commercial mark that starts at Creator, and one shared spec: 5 seconds at 720p costs 122 credits on Seedance 2.5 or 33 on Wan 3.0. This note is for YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts. Home is [pika.art](https://pika.art). Anything that page omitted is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nPika fits a faceless creator who budgets credits across more than one lab: a YouTube narrator adding b-roll, a TikTok editor generating a short visual, or a brand that needs a commercial mark before an ad. The workflow is [faceless](/workflow/faceless).\n\nFree and Starter are non-commercial. Creator is the first yes. The license text was not opened, so the acts that word covers stay **not observed**. Captions and reframes are [CapCut](/tools/capcut) on [captions-cover](/workflow/captions-cover). Voice is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) on [voice-publish](/workflow/voice-publish). Presenters and ad casts are [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [Creatify](/tools/creatify). Series that post themselves are [Revid](/tools/revid), [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so), or [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts). A scheduler on Pika was **not observed**.\n\n## What it does\n\nPika spends credits in a create flow. The extract names two burns at 5 seconds and 720p: Seedance 2.5 and Wan 3.0. Seedance outside this host is [Seedance](/models/seedance), and the Dreamina app is [Seedance](/tools/seedance). A longer menu was **not observed**. Kling, Veo, Ray, Hailuo, and a Pika-native model were not on the card.\n\nImage-to-video, other durations and resolutions, aspect ratio including 9:16, audio, watermarks, and a timeline were **not observed**, so the tag is `t2v` only. Confirm the frame in the product. Packs sit off the grant: Free has 0 plan credits, web Create only, and pack price and size were **not observed**. API, MCP, and iOS are named only as pack exclusions.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [pika.art/pricing](https://pika.art/pricing).\n\n| Plan | Monthly | Annual equivalent | Credits | Commercial mark |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | **not observed** | 0 plan credits; packs only | No |\n| Starter | $10 | $8 | 900 | No |\n| Creator | $35 | $28 | 3,150 | Yes |\n| Fancy | $95–$880 | $76–$704 | 8,550 or more | First yes is Creator; a Fancy sentence was **not observed** |\n\nAnnual figures are monthly equivalents. A yearly invoice total was **not observed**. Each annual number is four-fifths of its monthly pair: $8/$10, $28/$35, $76/$95, and $704/$880. A \"20% off\" headline was **not observed**.\n\n$10 for 900 credits and $35 for 3,150 are one rate, 90 credits per dollar. If $95 pairs with the 8,550 floor, Fancy's bottom is 9.5 times Starter. Credits at $880, the steps inside the band, seats, and a team plan were **not observed**.\n\n| Example | Credits | Starter 900 | Creator 3,150 | Fancy floor 8,550 |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Seedance 2.5, 5s, 720p | 122 | 7 clips, 46 left | 25 clips, 100 left | 70 clips, 10 left |\n| Wan 3.0, same spec | 33 | 27 clips, 9 left | 95 clips, 15 left | 259 clips, 3 left |\n\nCounts are grant divided by burn, not a videos-per-month line. 122 is a 5-second total, so a 10-second price is **not observed**. At $10 per 900 credits the Seedance example is about $1.36 and Wan about $0.37. At the $8 equivalent they are about $1.08 and about $0.29. Pika did not print those dollars. Seedance is about 3.7 times Wan on this spec. Rollover and top-up prices were **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free states 0 plan credits, so a $0 row is not a monthly generation allowance.\n- Commercial use is no on Free and Starter and yes on Creator.\n- Starter and Creator share 90 credits per monthly dollar, and one spec is priced at both 122 and 33.\n- Annual equivalents are printed, Fancy starts above 3,150 credits, and packs are limited to web Create.\n\n## Cons\n\n- A zero-dollar test needs a pack, and pack price and size were **not observed**.\n- Starter cannot carry a commercial upload on the mark recorded here.\n- Only 5 seconds at 720p were printed. 9:16 and every other size were **not observed**.\n- Fancy's credit count at $880, rollover, watermarks, queue, max length, an API URL, an MCP URL, and the license text were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Pick the rung from the mark and the grant. Free has 0 plan credits. Starter's 900 are non-commercial. Creator's 3,150 are the first commercial grant. Open Fancy only when checkout shows the credits at that dollar.\n2. Spend the printed spec. Wan 3.0 is 33 credits for 5 seconds at 720p. Seedance 2.5 is 122. Leave 122 as a 5-second total.\n3. Finish outside Pika. Voice goes to [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Captions and the frame go to [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Pika is the visuals step after your script and an [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) read, and before assembly in [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\nOne assumption, ours: twelve of those 5-second clips, one take, make a 60-second short. Seedance is 1,464 credits, past Starter and inside Creator twice (2,928). Wan is 396, so Starter covers two (792), not three, and Creator covers seven (2,772), not eight. A retake on every shot doubles the bill. Retry rules were **not observed**.\n\nOn [ugc-ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), a product clip starts on Creator, or on a Fancy step confirmed as commercial. A cast was **not observed**. Use [Creatify](/tools/creatify) or [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) for a person. Clipping on [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) was **not observed**. [captions-cover](/workflow/captions-cover), [voice-publish](/workflow/voice-publish), and [ai-avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) cover captions, voice, and avatars.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nSeedance 2.5 at 122 credits is the expensive example. The family is [Seedance](/models/seedance), and Dreamina's ladder is [Seedance](/tools/seedance). [CapCut](/tools/capcut) and [InVideo](/tools/invideo) price Seedance on their own cards. Wan 3.0 at 33 credits has no model page here. [Kling](/models/kling), [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray), [Veo](/models/veo), [Runway Gen](/models/runway-gen), [MiniMax Hailuo](/models/minimax-hailuo), and [Higgsfield](/models/higgsfield) were **not observed** inside Pika.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nA public HTTP API, with a base URL, docs, and an auth scheme, was **not observed** on 2026-10-17, so `has_api` is false. An official MCP URL was **not observed**, so official MCP is false. The top-up FAQ names API, MCP, and iOS only to exclude packs. That is not an endpoint, and no plan row included API access.\n\nFor a callable video API, use [Runway](/tools/runway), [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), [Kling](/tools/kling), or [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). [Revid](/tools/revid) and [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) list API and MCP on their own cards. Hand generation on Pika stays on web Create.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) and [Runway](/tools/runway) document an API and an official MCP server. Pika is the web balance where 122 versus 33 is the choice.\n- [Kling](/tools/kling) is a membership plus a prepaid API unit. A Kling burn on Pika was **not observed**. [Seedance](/tools/seedance) is Dreamina's own ladder, not this 122-credit line.\n- [Luma](/tools/luma) is generation-first b-roll with an API on this batch's check. [InVideo](/tools/invideo) keeps Seedance on a timeline. [Fliki](/tools/fliki), [Pictory](/tools/pictory), and [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5) start from a script or a post.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Does the free plan include generation credits?\n\nThe grant is 0. Free is $0, packs only, and non-commercial. Packs are bought on web Create. Pack price, pack size, a trial grant, and a watermark were **not observed** on 2026-10-17.\n\n### How many Seedance 2.5 clips does Creator buy?\n\nCreator's 3,150 credits buy 25 of the 122-credit Seedance clips, with 100 left, or 95 of the 33-credit Wan clips, with 15 left. About $1.36 for one Seedance example is directory arithmetic, 122 × $35 / 3,150. Pika did not print $1.36.\n\n### Can Starter clips go on a monetized channel?\n\nStarter is non-commercial at $10 a month, or an $8 annual equivalent, for 900 credits. Creator is the first yes, at $35 or $28 annual equivalent, for 3,150 credits. A separate Fancy commercial sentence was **not observed**. Read the agreement at checkout before you treat a paid upload as covered.\n\n### Does Pika have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nNo URL was on the 2026-10-17 check. The top-up FAQ names API, MCP, and iOS only to exclude packs. `has_api` is false and official MCP is false.\n\n### Is Pika the same product as Seedance?\n\nPika meters Seedance 2.5 at 122 credits and Wan 3.0 at 33. Dreamina, on [Seedance](/tools/seedance) and [Seedance](/models/seedance), is a different checkout.", "path": "/tools/pika" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless", "ugc-ads", "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "i2v", "lip-sync", "avatar", "tts" ], "has_api": true, "api_url": "https://docs.platform.pixverse.ai/pixverse-api-pricing-2394995m0", "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "PixVerse", "summary": "PixVerse video app and API. App subscription prices were not observed on 2026-10-17. The API prices 225 credits at $1. V6 at 720p with audio is 12 credits a second.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "App subscription prices not observed (app subscribe redirected to pai.video on 2026-10-17). API: 225 credits = $1. V6 audio on is 7/9/12/23 credits per second at 360p/540p/720p/1080p. Lip sync uploaded audio is 4 credits/s ($0.018) — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "API credit rates are on the PixVerse platform pricing doc. No official MCP server URL was observed on 2026-10-17. App plan stickers were not observed." }, "slug": "pixverse", "markdown": "PixVerse is a video generation product with its own models, templates, a CLI, and a public API rate card. Checked on 2026-10-17, the English product page is [pixverse.ai/en](https://pixverse.ai/en). The API price doc is [docs.platform.pixverse.ai/pixverse-api-pricing-2394995m0](https://docs.platform.pixverse.ai/pixverse-api-pricing-2394995m0). App subscription prices were **not observed**. The subscribe URL app.pixverse.ai/subscribe redirected to pai.video, the China-region app 拍我AI, from the check machine that day. This page does not quote an app plan from that redirect. The only dollars below are API dollars. A template trend that names PixVerse without a direct template link is [Hotel Lobby AI](/trends/hotel-lobby-ai).\n\n## Who it's for\n\nPixVerse fits a faceless creator or a small shop that will call an API, or that will use templates, lip sync, and a marketing hub, and that can budget credits at 225 per dollar. Text and image to video, templates, a CLI, an agent, lip sync, mini-apps, a marketing hub, character, and canvas are the product list on the English page. The matching paths are [faceless](/workflow/faceless), [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), and [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar).\n\nA hand timeline and burned-in captions are [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A presenter plan with a checked subscription is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). Character lip sync with a thin public price is [Hedra](/tools/hedra). A per-second lipsync API with a watermark rule is [sync.](/tools/sync-so). A named voice outside this credit is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Kling's membership is [Kling](/tools/kling). A multi-model credit that is not this API is [Pika](/tools/pika) or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield).\n\nPixVerse is a weak fit if you need an app price before you install anything. That price was **not observed** on this pass. It is a strong fit if the bill you will actually pay is the API ledger, because that ledger is the doc's own final source of truth.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe English page says prompt or image in, video out. Models named there are PixVerse V6, PixVerse C1, and PixVerse R2. R2 is described as real-time worlds, with WASD, camera controls, and live prompts. V6 and C1 are the models on the per-second API table. The CLI example on the product page is `pixverse generate --prompt \"A car driving on a highway.\" --ratio 9:16 --duration 5`. That is a vertical, five-second shape. It is not a price.\n\nCanvas is a node graph for references, prompts, motion, and output. Character is the consistency line. Marketing Hub is described as AI shorts for ads. Lip sync is \"voice, sync, and sound.\" Template is \"ready-made creative starts.\" None of those blocks printed a subscription dollar.\n\nThis check did not open the app. Watermark rules, a free monthly grant, export containers, and a team seat were **not observed** for the app. The API doc does say plans, volume agreements, promotions, and free allowances may change the effective cost. It does not print those plan prices.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nApp tiers: **not observed** on 2026-10-17. Do not invent a monthly PixVerse subscription from another region's app.\n\nAPI billing, verified the same day on the pricing doc: the unit is credits. 225 credits equal $1, and the doc also prints 1 credit as about $0.004444. USD amounts use total credits divided by 225, rounded to three decimal places. Calculate the credit total before rounding. `Resp.credits` is a request-level estimate. The account ledger is the final charge. Failed tasks may refund, and the doc says the refund can be delayed. HTTP 200 with a zero error code means the request was accepted, not that generation finished.\n\nPer generated second, credits then the doc's USD:\n\n| Model | Audio | 360p | 540p | 720p | 1080p |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| C1 | Off | 6 cr/s, $0.027 | 8, $0.036 | 10, $0.044 | 19, $0.084 |\n| C1 | On | 8 cr/s, $0.036 | 10, $0.044 | 13, $0.058 | 24, $0.107 |\n| V6 | Off | 5 cr/s, $0.022 | 7, $0.031 | 9, $0.040 | 18, $0.080 |\n| V6 | On | 7 cr/s, $0.031 | 9, $0.040 | 12, $0.053 | 23, $0.102 |\n| V6 video reference | Off | 10 cr/s, $0.044 | 14, $0.062 | 18, $0.080 | 36, $0.160 |\n| V6 video reference | On | 14 cr/s, $0.062 | 18, $0.080 | 24, $0.107 | 46, $0.204 |\n\nV6 Extend uses the matching V6 resolution, audio, and duration rate. V6 Fusion with video references uses twice the standard V6 rate. The doc's worked rows use that rule: V6, 720p, audio on, 8 seconds is 12 times 8 = 96 credits, about $0.427. C1, 1080p, audio off, 5 seconds is 19 times 5 = 95 credits, about $0.422. V6 Fusion with video references, 720p, audio off, 5 seconds is 18 times 5 = 90 credits, about $0.400. Ninety-six divided by 225 is 0.4266..., which rounds to the printed $0.427.\n\nV5.6, V5.5, and V5 are fixed credits per request, not per second. Two V5.6 cells the check called out: 5 seconds, audio off, 720p is 45 credits, $0.200. Eight seconds, audio on, 720p is 135 credits, $0.600. The same V5.6 grid marks 10 seconds at 1080p as not supported, both with audio off and with audio on. V5.5 splits single-shot and multi-shot. This page does not copy every legacy cell. A listed legacy price does not override endpoint constraints.\n\nLip sync and avatar, same doc:\n\n| Capability | How it bills | Price |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Lip sync, uploaded audio | Per audio second, rounded up | 4 cr/s, $0.018/s |\n| Lip sync, TTS | Per 15 UTF-8 bytes, rounded up | 4 credits per unit, $0.018/unit |\n| Avatar | One unit is one second of uploaded audio, rounded up, or 15 UTF-8 bytes of TTS, rounded up | 360p 5 cr, 540p 10, 720p 15, 1080p 20, per unit |\n\nThe doc's avatar example is 720p and 20 seconds of uploaded audio: 20 times 15 = 300 credits, about $1.333. Swap, motion control (mimic), and modify bill by source duration. At 720p they are 12 credits a second, $0.053. The 360p and 540p cells differ: swap is 9 and 9, mimic is 9 and 10, modify is 8 and 10. Their 1080p cells say not listed. Viral Recreation Agent is not supported at 360p or 540p, 80 credits a second at 720p ($0.356), and 157 credits a second at 1080p ($0.698). A 5-second 720p viral clip in the worked examples is 400 credits, about $1.778.\n\nOther rows on the same doc, so they are not invisible: sound effects 2 credits a second, restyle 10, upscale 5, mask generation 2 credits a request. A multi-transition table bills fixed duration tiers, and fast mode doubles the credits. Templates use the template's own `credit_consume` from the effects list. The doc says not to reuse a historical fixed template price. Approximate dollars are that value divided by 225.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The API doc prints a public conversion, 225 credits to $1, and prints credits and dollars on the same cells.\n- V6 and C1 have a full 360p through 1080p grid with audio off and on, so a 9:16 test can be priced at the resolution you actually render.\n- Worked examples show the multiply-then-divide method, including 96 credits and about $0.427 for an 8-second V6 720p clip with audio.\n- Lip sync, TTS, and avatar name the billing unit. Avatar is per second of audio or per 15 bytes of text, not an unnamed \"generation.\"\n- The doc says the ledger wins over `Resp.credits`, which is the right warning when a request estimate and a final charge can differ.\n\n## Cons\n\n- App subscription prices were **not observed**. The subscribe URL redirected to pai.video. A monthly app plan cannot be compared with Kling or Hailuo from this page.\n- Legacy grids are fixed per request, while V6 and C1 are per second. Mixing those units understates or overstates a clip.\n- Swap, mimic, and modify do not list a 1080p rate. Viral Recreation Agent does not support 360p or 540p. A missing cell is not a free cell.\n- Template prices are per template, through `credit_consume`. A Hotel Lobby post is not a price, and no direct template link was found.\n- Official MCP was **not observed**. Volume agreements can change the effective cost, and those agreement prices were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Ignore unpublished app stickers. If you need a dollar before you generate, use the API doc. Read 225 credits as $1, then pick V6 or C1, a resolution, and audio on or off.\n2. Multiply credits per second by billable seconds, then divide by 225. Check the result against a worked row when one exists. For lip sync, use 4 credits a second of uploaded audio, or 4 credits per 15 UTF-8 bytes of TTS. For avatar, use the per-unit row and the doc's definition of a unit.\n3. Treat `Resp.credits` as an estimate and the ledger as the charge. Finish captions and the safe area in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A direct Hotel Lobby template link was **not observed**. The trend note is [Hotel Lobby AI](/trends/hotel-lobby-ai).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), PixVerse is the API visuals step. The doc's worked V6 row is 720p, audio on, 8 seconds, 96 credits, about $0.427. The method is multiply credits per second by seconds, divide by 225, then read the ledger. The CLI example is 9:16 and 5 seconds. The doc did not print a 5-second V6 720p total. It did print C1, 1080p, audio off, 5 seconds, at 95 credits. Refunds for failed tasks can arrive later.\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), Marketing Hub is the name for AI shorts for ads. An app-plan price and a commercial-license sentence were **not observed**. The API grid is the budget that was printed. A cast is still [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or [Creatify](/tools/creatify). V6 Fusion with video references uses twice the standard V6 rate.\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), the doc's 20-second 720p avatar example is 300 credits, about $1.333. Uploaded-audio lip sync is a different row, 4 credits a second. [Hedra](/tools/hedra) and [sync.](/tools/sync-so) are the other lipsync doors. Captions stay on [CapCut](/tools/capcut) and [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). A clipper was **not observed**, so [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) is a different tool. An R2 credit rate was **not observed**.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nPixVerse V6, C1, and R2 are the names on the product page. V6 and C1 are the per-second API models. V5.6, V5.5, and V5 remain on the price doc as fixed per-request grids. This directory has no PixVerse model page. [Kling](/models/kling), [Seedance](/models/seedance), [Veo](/models/veo), [MiniMax Hailuo](/models/minimax-hailuo), and [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray) were **not observed** as the engines behind these credit cells.\n\n[Hotel Lobby AI](/trends/hotel-lobby-ai) records PixVerse template posts on 2026-10-14 and 2026-10-15. A stable direct URL for a PixVerse template was not found, so this page does not link one. Template billing, when you do have a template id, is that template's `credit_consume`.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true. `api_url` is the pricing doc above. The product page also shows a CLI and an API navigation item. Auth headers, a base host string, and a rate limit were **not observed** on the pricing extract, so this entry does not invent them. The billing rules that were printed are enough to estimate a clip and not enough to configure a client.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url`. The agent on the product page is an in-product conversation. It is not a server address.\n\nFor a different video API with its own stored URL, see [Runway](/tools/runway), [Kling](/tools/kling), and [Hailuo](/tools/hailuo). A PixVerse key does not authenticate those products.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Hailuo](/tools/hailuo) has yearly app cards and a separate MiniMax API. [Google Flow](/tools/google-flow) has subscription credits and no Flow API. PixVerse, on this pass, has the opposite gap: an API price and no observed app price.\n- [Kling](/tools/kling), [Pika](/tools/pika), and [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) are other generation checkouts. [Vidu](/tools/vidu) prints a Q4 credit rate and an unresolved Ultimate price. None of those pages use 225 credits to the dollar.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Hedra](/tools/hedra), and [sync.](/tools/sync-so) are the talking-face and lipsync neighbors. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline after the file exists.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### What does a PixVerse app subscription cost?\n\n**Not observed** on 2026-10-17. Subscribe redirected to pai.video. This page quotes the API doc only.\n\n### How do API credits become dollars?\n\n225 credits equal $1. Divide the credit total by 225 and round to three decimals. The doc's example is V6, 720p, audio on, 8 seconds: 96 credits, about $0.427. The ledger can still differ from `Resp.credits`.\n\n### How is lip sync priced relative to avatar?\n\nUploaded-audio lip sync is 4 credits a second, $0.018. Avatar is 5, 10, 15, or 20 credits per unit from 360p to 1080p. A unit is one second of uploaded audio or 15 UTF-8 bytes of TTS. The 20-second 720p avatar example is 300 credits, about $1.333.\n\n### Is there a PixVerse Hotel Lobby template link?\n\n[Hotel Lobby AI](/trends/hotel-lobby-ai) notes template posts on 2026-10-14 and 2026-10-15. A direct link was not found. API template prices use that template's `credit_consume`, divided by 225.\n\n### Does PixVerse have an official MCP server?\n\nNo server URL was observed, so `mcp.official` is false. `has_api` is true because the pricing doc exists, and that doc is `api_url`.", "path": "/tools/pixverse" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Revid AI", "summary": "Shorts create-to-publish with Auto-Mode workers. Growth is $39 a month for 2,000 credits; Ultra is $199 for 12,000. API, MCP, and CLI are on every plan.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Growth $39/mo ($32/mo yearly), 2,000 credits, 3 Auto-Mode workers; Ultra $199/mo ($166/mo yearly), 12,000 credits, 10 workers; FAQ Ultra scale includes 30,000 credits at $459 through 200,000 at $2,799; boosts 1,000/$49, 4,000/$99, 10,000/$199, 100,000/$1,900; free trial credit count not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "Pricing said every plan includes API, MCP, and CLI, plus publish to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. No MCP server URL, API base URL, or CLI package name was printed in the 2026-10-17 extract." }, "slug": "revid", "markdown": "Revid AI sells short-form creation, publishing, and Auto-Mode on one price card. Checked on 2026-10-17, [revid.ai/pricing](https://www.revid.ai/pricing) lists Growth at $39 a month, or $32 a month on the yearly display, for 2,000 AI credits and 3 Auto-Mode workers. Ultra is $199 a month, or $166 a month on the yearly display, for 12,000 credits and 10 workers. Every plan on that check includes an API, an MCP server, and a CLI, and publish to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Home is [revid.ai](https://www.revid.ai). Anything that page omitted is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nRevid AI fits a creator or a small desk that wants the short made and posted from one login, with Auto-Mode sold as workers. Directory platforms here are YouTube, Shorts, and TikTok. Instagram was also a publish destination on the check.\n\nA longer explainer fits [Pictory](/tools/pictory). A brand video from an article fits [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5). Voice-first Shorts fit [Fliki](/tools/fliki). A prompt and a timeline, with Seedance gated by seat, fit [InVideo](/tools/invideo). A scheduled niche series fits [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so). Post frequency as the price axis fits [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts). Named-model shots stay on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), [Pika](/tools/pika), Dreamina via [Seedance](/tools/seedance), or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield). A presenter is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). A cast-led ad is [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A voice alone is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Captions and a vertical reframe finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A seat price and a brand kit were **not observed**. Workers were not described as seats.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe job on the card is a short that can be created, published to TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube, and handed to Auto-Mode. Growth names 3 Auto-Mode workers. Ultra names 10 workers. Posts per worker, and what happens at zero credits, are **not observed**.\n\nCredits burn on generation models. Model names, credits per second, credits per Short, and refunds on failure are **not observed**. Script, prompt, URL, or still as the input was **not observed**. Signup without a card includes free trial credits. The grant, watermark, resolution, length cap, commercial rights, and rollover are **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [revid.ai/pricing](https://www.revid.ai/pricing). The yearly column is the monthly rate on yearly billing. An upfront annual invoice was **not observed**.\n\n| Plan | Monthly sticker | Yearly display | Credits | Workers |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free trial | Signup, no card | **not observed** | Exact grant **not observed** | **not observed** |\n| Growth | $39/mo | $32/mo | 2,000 | 3 Auto-Mode workers |\n| Ultra | $199/mo | $166/mo | 12,000 | 10 workers |\n\nThe FAQ scales Ultra past that card to 30,000 credits at $459 and 200,000 credits at $2,799. Rungs in between, the billing period, which plan can buy a boost, and whether a boost expires were **not observed**.\n\n| Boost | Price on the FAQ |\n| --- | --- |\n| 1,000 credits | $49 |\n| 4,000 credits | $99 |\n| 10,000 credits | $199 |\n| 100,000 credits | $1,900 |\n\nA 10,000-credit boost and one Ultra month are both listed at $199. Monthly comparison waits on the boost's billing period, which was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Growth and Ultra each print a sticker, a yearly display, a credit grant, and a worker count.\n- API, MCP, and CLI are on every plan, with publish to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. A separate enterprise API price was **not observed**.\n- Four boosts are printed, from 1,000 credits at $49 to 100,000 at $1,900, beside the subscription.\n- Signup without a card is stated, so a trial can start before a payment method is on file.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The trial credit grant has no public number, so a zero-dollar month cannot be budgeted from the card.\n- No model name and no burn rate are printed, so 2,000 and 12,000 credits do not convert into seconds or posts.\n- Worker duties, an API base URL, an MCP endpoint, and a CLI package name were **not observed**. An agent cannot be configured from this entry alone.\n- The Ultra FAQ scale omits billing period and the rungs between $459 and $2,799.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Open the card-free trial and read the balance the product shows. The public grant is **not observed**.\n2. Choose Growth or Ultra from the table. Add a FAQ boost only after the product shows which plan may buy one.\n3. Make a named-model shot in [Kling](/tools/kling) or [Runway](/tools/runway), a licensed voice in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), or burned captions in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Keep Revid on the create-and-publish path the card names.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Revid is the create, publish, and Auto-Mode option. The split path still runs voice on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), shots on [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), or [Seedance](/tools/seedance), and the cut on [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Stay here for one grant and one publish action. Use the split stack when you need an auditable model price. Revid did not name those models.\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) and [captions-cover](/workflow/captions-cover), clipping, caption styles, and covers were **not observed**. Those stay on [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A spokesperson stays on [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) for [ai-avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). A cast-led ad stays on [Creatify](/tools/creatify) for [ugc-ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). [Voice-publish](/workflow/voice-publish) keeps the read on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Revid printed no voice vendor.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 extract. Credits burn on generation models, and this check does not document Revid as a host for [Kling](/models/kling), [Seedance](/models/seedance), [Runway Gen](/models/runway-gen), [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray), [Veo](/models/veo), or [Higgsfield](/models/higgsfield). Speech, music, captions, and stock size were **not observed**. The `t2v` tag labels the shorts-creation job. A text-to-video spec and a separate image-to-video control were **not observed**.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because every plan includes an API. `mcp.official` is true because that line includes an MCP server. A CLI and publish to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube sit on the same line. No URL was printed, so there is no `api_url` and no `mcp.url`. Address, auth, rate limits, operations, and the CLI package name are **not observed**. The free trial was not itemized as one of those plans. Treat the three interfaces as stated for Growth and Ultra.\n\nPrinted endpoints sit on [Runway](/tools/runway), [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), [Creatify](/tools/creatify), and [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). [Kling](/tools/kling) prints API prices and no official MCP URL. [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) put API and hosted MCP on higher tiers. [Fliki](/tools/fliki) listed Premium API access without an MCP URL. [Pictory](/tools/pictory), [InVideo](/tools/invideo), [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5), [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts), and [Luma](/tools/luma) showed no official MCP URL. [Pika](/tools/pika) named MCP only to exclude credit-pack top-ups.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Faceless.so](/tools/faceless-so) is the closer series autopilot, with more platforms and API plus hosted MCP on higher tiers. Stickers above Starter were incomplete on 2026-10-17.\n- [AutoShorts](/tools/autoshorts) prices a post-frequency ladder (Starter $19, Daily $39, Hardcore $69). API and MCP were **not observed**.\n- [InVideo](/tools/invideo) is the prompt-and-timeline seat and names Seedance. A public API URL was **not observed**.\n- [Fliki](/tools/fliki), [Pictory](/tools/pictory), and [Lumen5](/tools/lumen5) stop at a file. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) finishes captions. [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), and [Pika](/tools/pika) publish a named-model price.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### How much is Revid AI per month?\n\nGrowth is $39 a month ($32 on the yearly display) for 2,000 credits and 3 Auto-Mode workers. Ultra is $199 ($166 yearly display) for 12,000 credits and 10 workers. A single yearly invoice total was **not observed**.\n\n### What does one credit buy?\n\n**Not observed.** Credits burn on generation models. Seconds and posts per credit were not printed.\n\n### What is an Auto-Mode worker?\n\nGrowth lists 3 and Ultra lists 10. Posts, platforms, and concurrency per worker were **not observed**. Higher FAQ credit levels do not print a worker count above 10.\n\n### Does the free trial include a set number of credits?\n\nSignup without a card includes free trial credits. The number, watermark, resolution, and maximum length were **not observed**.\n\n### Does Revid AI have an API and an official MCP server?\n\nThe 2026-10-17 check includes an API, an MCP server, and a CLI on every plan, so `has_api` and `mcp.official` are true. No endpoint was printed. Copy the host from the product. A guessed `revid.ai` path would be an invented URL.\n\n### Are the $459 and $2,799 figures monthly Ultra prices?\n\nThe FAQ lists 30,000 credits at $459 and 200,000 at $2,799. Billing period and the steps between them were **not observed**. The base Ultra card stays $199 a month, or $166 on the yearly display, for 12,000 credits. Boosts are a separate list in the table above.", "path": "/tools/revid" }, { "workflows": [ "long-to-short", "captions-cover" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "editor", "captions", "short-form" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Riverside", "summary": "Record, edit, and clip. Cards show Pro at $24 a month with $29 struck, Grow at $34 with $39 struck, and Webinar at $79 with $99 struck. The FAQ assigns that drop to annual billing. Which toggle was active was not confirmed.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Cards: Pro struck $29 → $24/mo (14-day trial, 1 studio, 15 hrs separate-track downloads); Grow struck $39 → $34/mo (Riverside MCP, 2 studios, 20 hrs); Webinar struck $99 → $79/mo (100 registrants, 3 studios, 25 hrs); Business contact (API access). FAQ maps the drop to annual billing; toggle state not confirmed. Free-plan limits not observed. MCP URL not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "Grow lists Riverside MCP, and the pricing FAQ describes it. The endpoint URL was not observed on 2026-10-17, so this entry sets no mcp.url. Business lists API access. An API docs URL was not observed, so there is no api_url." }, "slug": "riverside", "markdown": "Riverside records, edits from the transcript, and repurposes the session. The pricing page groups recording, editing, live streaming, webinars, hosting, and newsletters. Checked on 2026-10-17, [riverside.com/pricing](https://riverside.com/pricing) rendered in a browser. The product host is [riverside.com](https://riverside.com). Cards show a struck price and a current price. The toggle says Monthly / Yearly and \"Up to 20% off Yearly plans.\" Which side was active was not confirmed by switching it. The FAQ on the same page assigns the drop to annual billing. This note keeps both facts. Free-plan limits were **not observed** on the cards. A figure the extract did not print is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nRiverside fits a podcaster who will record guests, edit by text, and publish from the same login. Pro is one studio, up to 4K, no watermark, and Magic Clips. Grow adds scheduling, a newsletter, a second show, live streaming, and Riverside MCP. Webinar adds registration, up to 100 people. Business is contact sales, and it lists API access.\n\nA transcript editor priced per person is [Descript](/tools/descript). Clip proposers that start from a file you already have are [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), [Klap](/tools/klap), and [Vizard](/tools/vizard). Browser editors are [Kapwing](/tools/kapwing) and [VEED](/tools/veed). The hand timeline is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A replacement voice is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A cover is [Canva](/tools/canva).\n\nUse [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) when Magic Clips should cut the session. Use [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) when on-screen type still fails. Use [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish) only when the short needs a new narration. The default audio is the recording.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe nav names Magic Clips, an AI Twin, transcribing, captions, Magic Audio, AI show notes, an AI co-creator, AI translation, social scheduling, and video enhancement. MCP is in the nav.\n\nPro lists up to 4K, 48 kHz, no watermark, a host teleprompter, in-person multi-cam, unlimited text-based editing, an AI editing agent, AI B-roll, eye contact, silence and filler removal, unlimited transcriptions, Magic Clips and show notes, podcast hosting, and publish to YouTube, Spotify, Apple, Instagram, LinkedIn, and more. One studio. Fifteen hours of separate-track downloads. A 14-day trial button is on Pro, Grow, and Webinar.\n\nGrow adds scheduling, a newsletter, a creator website, hosting for 2 shows, video on Apple Podcasts, AI thumbnails, Riverside MCP, 1080p live streaming, and multistream to YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Twitch, Instagram, and TikTok. Two studios. Twenty hours. Webinar adds up to 100 registrants, a session that can be pre-recorded and streamed as live, recurring webinars, lead capture, Q&A, polls, analytics, and HubSpot. Three studios. Twenty-five hours.\n\nBusiness lists unlimited studios and separate-track downloads, webinars up to 10,000 registrants, unlimited video storage, async and simultaneous recording, producer mode, custom roles, collaborative editing, frame rates of 24, 25, and 29.97 FPS, Salesforce and Marketo, API access, SSO for Okta and Azure, SOC 2 and ISO 27001, and a dedicated CSM. Those compliance lines are vendor claims. This directory did not audit them.\n\nRecording hours are unlimited on all four compare rows. Up to 10 people can join a session on each row. Desktop quality is up to 4K on each. Mobile is up to 1080p on Pro, Grow, and Webinar, and up to 4K on Business. The compare also says 44.1 and 48 kHz on every row, beside the Pro card's 48 kHz line. Self-serve frame rate is 24 FPS.\n\nThe FAQ defines a studio as one show's recordings, hosting, analytics, and website. Separate-track hours are the per-participant studio files. Past the cap you can still open the content, and you cannot download new separate tracks until the next cycle or an upgrade. The compare writes 15, 20, and 25 hours a month. An extra editor is an add-on on Pro, Grow, and Webinar. Its price was **not observed**. Collaborative editing is included on Business.\n\nAI credits power AI translation, AI B-roll, and animated clips. Pro starts with 2,000. Business starts with 12,000. Grow and Webinar balances were **not observed** in that answer. More credits can be purchased. The price was **not observed**. Magic Clips, Magic Audio, and the AI co-creator do not require credits. Captions are named in the nav and appear in neither credit sentence, so whether they spend credits is **not observed**. AI Twin is a nav label. Its plan gate and credit burn were **not observed**.\n\n\"Start for Free\" is a nav button. It is not an allowance. The 14-day trial buttons are on the three paid cards. This page does not merge the button and the trial into one product.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [riverside.com/pricing](https://riverside.com/pricing). The FAQ says annual billing saves up to 20 percent: Pro drops from $29 to $24 a month, Grow from $39 to $34, and Webinar from $99 to $79. This check did not flip the toggle. Yearly invoice totals were **not observed**.\n\n| Plan | Card | What the card added |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Pro | Struck $29, then $24/mo, 14-day trial | Up to 4K, no watermark, Magic Clips, publish list above, 1 studio, 15 hrs separate tracks, 2,000 AI credits |\n| Grow | Struck $39, then $34/mo, 14-day trial | Scheduling, newsletter, 2 shows, Riverside MCP, 1080p live, 2 studios, 20 hrs |\n| Webinar | Struck $99, then $79/mo, 14-day trial | Up to 100 registrants, HubSpot, 3 studios, 25 hrs |\n| Business | Contact Sales | API access, SSO, SOC 2 and ISO 27001, unlimited studios and track downloads, up to 10,000 registrants, 12,000 AI credits |\n\nOur multiplication, not a Riverside invoice: twelve times $24, $34, and $79 is $288, $408, and $948, and twelve times the struck prices is $348, $468, and $1,188. None of those products was printed as a yearly bill. Live streaming at 1080p is a Grow feature. It is not the 4K recording line. Magic Clips do not spend AI credits. Animated clips do. Tax was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Pro, Grow, and Webinar each print a struck price, a current figure, a studio count, and a separate-track cap.\n- The FAQ states the annual map in words: $29 to $24, $39 to $34, and $99 to $79.\n- Recording is unlimited, and the FAQ separates that from the download cap.\n- Grow names Riverside MCP on the card, next to scheduling and live streaming.\n- Business names API access, and the FAQ puts Magic Clips outside the credit meter.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The toggle was not switched. The FAQ assigns the lower number to annual billing, and this check did not watch the cards change.\n- Free-plan limits were **not observed**. \"Start for Free\" is a button.\n- Grow and Webinar credit balances, the top-up price, and the editor-seat price were **not observed**.\n- The MCP URL was **not observed**. Business API access has no docs URL here.\n- AI Twin and captions are not in the credit FAQ, so their burn is **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Record a session you have the right to publish. Read the cards as $29 struck then $24, $39 then $34, and $99 then $79, each with a 14-day trial. Read the FAQ as the annual assignment, and confirm the toggle at checkout.\n2. Pro is one studio and 15 separate-track hours. Grow is MCP, a second show, and 1080p live, at 20 hours. Webinar is registration up to 100, at 25 hours. Business is the API, SSO, registrants past 100, and unlimited studios.\n3. Finish a missed cut in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip). Burn type in [VEED](/tools/veed) or [Kapwing](/tools/kapwing). Replace a voice in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Make the cover in [Canva](/tools/canva).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), Riverside records and can propose Magic Clips, which the FAQ says do not spend AI credits. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), [Klap](/tools/klap), and [Vizard](/tools/vizard) start from a file you already exported. [Descript](/tools/descript) is the other transcript editor. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the bench when you mark the hook. The meter that runs out is separate-track hours, not recording hours. A show that only needs the mix may never touch the 15-hour line.\n\nOn [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), captions are a nav item. Fonts, languages, and a safe zone were **not observed**. AI thumbnails are on Grow. A general cover tool remains [Canva](/tools/canva). [Captions](/features/captions) is the matrix. Whether Riverside captions spend the 2,000 credits was **not observed**.\n\n[Voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish) is a generated read. Pro publishes the recording to YouTube, Spotify, Apple, Instagram, LinkedIn, and more. TikTok is named on Grow's multistream line. A new narrator is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) or [Murf AI](/tools/murf), on [text to speech](/features/tts). [Best AI clip makers](/compare/best-ai-clip-makers) compares file-upload proposers. Riverside is the session those tools can consume.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named. Magic Clips, Magic Audio, the co-creator, B-roll, eye contact, and translation are feature names. The FAQ sorts translation, B-roll, and animated clips into the credit meter, and sorts Magic Clips, Magic Audio, and the co-creator out of it. That sort is not a model card. AI Twin has no model id, consent rule, or credit price in this extract. When the face or the voice has to be a named system, record here and buy that system on its own page.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because Business lists API access. A docs URL, a base URL, auth, and a rate limit were **not observed**, so there is no `api_url`. Pro, Grow, and Webinar are not described as API tiers.\n\n`mcp.official` is true because Grow lists Riverside MCP, the nav lists MCP, and the FAQ describes it. The FAQ says a connected assistant can search transcripts, edit, cut clips, and publish to social, and it names Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor as examples. The endpoint URL was **not observed**, so there is no `mcp.url`. The FAQ sentence in the extract is duplicated and cut off. This page uses the jobs it actually names. Which plan besides Grow may connect, and whether a connection spends AI credits, were **not observed**.\n\nA speech MCP with a printed URL is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). [Klap](/tools/klap) lists an MCP server in a footer and does not print the URL. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) markets Video MCP without a server URL. A Riverside login does not authenticate those products.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Descript](/tools/descript) edits from the text. Its display showed Hobbyist at $16, Creator at $24, and Business at $50 per person, each beside a struck price. Riverside's struck prices are $29, $39, and $99, and the FAQ calls the lower figures annual.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) proposes clips from an upload, with Starter at $15. [Klap](/tools/klap) prices clips. [Vizard](/tools/vizard) prices minutes and prints a free row.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline. [VEED](/tools/veed) and [Kapwing](/tools/kapwing) are browser editors. [Captions](/tools/captions) is the phone.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) replaces the voice. [Canva](/tools/canva) makes a cover when Grow's thumbnails are not the frame. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is a presenter who was never in the session.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Pro $24 or $29?\n\nThe card shows $29 struck and $24 a month. Grow shows $39 and $34. Webinar shows $99 and $79. The FAQ says annual billing is the drop, up to 20 percent off. This check did not confirm the toggle by switching it. A yearly invoice was **not observed**. Our multiplication of twelve times $24 is $288, and that product was not printed.\n\n### What do AI credits buy, and what happens at the track cap?\n\nCredits power AI translation, AI B-roll, and animated clips. Pro starts at 2,000. Business starts at 12,000. Grow and Webinar balances, and the top-up price, were **not observed**. Magic Clips, Magic Audio, and the AI co-creator do not require credits. Animated clips and Magic Clips are different lines. Recording stays unlimited. The download cap is 15, 20, or 25 hours a month of separate participant tracks, unlimited on Business. Up to 10 people can be in a session on every compared row.\n\n### Does Grow include MCP, and is there a free plan?\n\nGrow lists Riverside MCP. The FAQ describes search, edits, cuts, and social publish. The URL was **not observed**, so `mcp.official` is true and `mcp.url` is empty. Business lists API access without a docs URL, so `has_api` is true and `api_url` is empty. \"Start for Free\" has no printed limits. The 14-day trial's feature list was **not observed**. An extra editor seat is an add-on on the three self-serve plans, and its price was **not observed**.", "path": "/tools/riverside" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless", "ugc-ads" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "i2v", "editor" ], "has_api": true, "api_url": "https://docs.dev.runwayml.com/guides/pricing", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Runway", "summary": "A creative suite and developer API for generative video, images, and audio, with official generation and developer MCP servers.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free (125 one-time credits); Standard $12/mo annual ($15 monthly); Pro $28 annual ($35); Max $76 annual ($95) — verified 2026-10-16", "mcp": { "official": true, "url": "https://mcp.runwayml.com", "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "note": "Generation MCP documented at mcp.runwayml.com. A separate Runway Dev MCP at https://dev.runwayml.com/mcp manages the developer portal and does not replace media generation." }, "slug": "runway", "markdown": "Runway is a creative suite and a developer platform from the same company. The browser product lives at app.runwayml.com. Marketing and pricing live at runway.com. The API is documented at docs.dev.runwayml.com, and credits for that API are bought in the developer portal. For a Shorts, TikTok, or YouTube workflow, Runway is where a team generates a shot, edits with a generative tool, or calls a model from code. It is not the caption burn-in tool most creators already have open. Finish text on screen in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) unless you have a reason to stay inside Runway for the whole cut.\n\nRunway's own description, from runway.com/llms.txt checked on 2026-10-16, says the workspace includes Runway's models and third-party models such as Kling, Veo, and Seedance. That is why a Runway credit and a Kling unit are different purchases. Generating Kling inside Runway spends Runway credits. Generating Kling on Kling's API spends Kling units. Read [Kling](/tools/kling) before you mix those bills.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nRunway fits creators and small studios who want one login for several video models plus an editor, and developers who want a credit price they can put in a cost model. A faceless YouTube channel testing Gen-4.5 b-roll, a performance marketer generating product shots, and an engineer calling Seedance or Kling through one API are all in range. Pro and Max are the plans that list Runway MCP on the pricing card, so an agent workflow should not assume the Free or Standard plan includes that connector.\n\nIt is a weaker fit when the job is a stock avatar reading a script in 30 languages. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is built for that. It is a weaker fit when the job is a product URL in and a finished ad out with almost no prompting. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is built for that. It is a weaker fit when you only need a cloned narrator. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice product, though Runway's API also resells some ElevenLabs audio models under Runway credits. Those credits are not an ElevenLabs subscription.\n\nStandard is the plan for someone trying AI video with a monthly grant. Max is the plan for heavy solo use, and it is the plan that rolls unused monthly credits. Free is a one-time credit deposit, not a monthly refill.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe product page path on runway.com describes a creative suite that generates and edits video, images, and audio. The pricing card says paid plans unlock the model list, an agentic creative collaborator, music, voice, and sound effects, and 4K upscaling. Pro and Max add brand kits, custom voice clones, and Runway MCP. Max adds early access to new models, studio-grade HDR and ProRes outputs, and a line that reads \"Unlimited Wan 3.0 & Wan 3.0 Prime.\" The same card qualifies that line, and the Wan 3.0 row repeats it: \"Unlimited in Tool Mode until October 18.\" Pro and Max also print \"Unlimited\" beside Seedance 2.5 without that October 18 sentence on the same line. Treat the printed date as the limit that was on the card, and do not plan a month of 4K Wan past it on the adjective alone.\n\nThe API is wider than the four models printed on the consumer comparison table. The pricing guide checked on 2026-10-16 lists Runway models (Gen-4.5, Gen-4 Turbo, Aleph 2.0, Act Two), Kling, Wan, Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, Veo 3.1, Hailuo, Grok Imagine, Gemini, and others, plus image, upscale, audio, and a few recipe endpoints for product ads. Generations routed through a model router bill at the rate of the model the router selects, and the response reports that model and the credit cost.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\n### Consumer plans\n\nVerified on 2026-10-16 against [runway.com/pricing](https://runway.com/pricing). Annual billing is presented as 20 percent off, and the card shows the annual monthly equivalent next to the monthly price.\n\n| Plan | Price | Credits | Storage and notes from the card |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | 125 one-time credits, and the FAQ says they do not expire | 5 GB. A selection of models. Not a monthly grant |\n| Standard | $15/month, or $12/month billed annually (save $36/year) | 625 / month (7,500 / year on the yearly compare header) | No watermarks, 20 GB, up to 3 projects, 5 parallel generations, music voice and sound effects, 4K upscaling |\n| Pro | $35/month, or $28/month billed annually (save $84/year) | 2,250 / month (27,000 / year on the yearly compare header) | 100 GB, up to 5 projects, 15 parallel generations, 1 brand kit, 1 custom voice clone, Runway MCP, top-up credits, unlimited 4K upscaling |\n| Max | $95/month, or $76/month billed annually (save $228/year) | 9,500 / month (114,000 / year on the yearly compare header) | 500 GB, up to 10 projects, 20 parallel generations, up to 3 brand kits, up to 3 custom voice clones, Runway MCP, unused credits roll over 1 month, HDR and ProRes |\n\nThe page's own Gen-4.5 arithmetic: 625 Standard credits equal 52 seconds of Gen-4.5, 2,250 Pro credits equal 187 seconds, and 9,500 Max credits equal 791 seconds. That matches the FAQ statement that Gen-4.5 uses 12 credits per second, and the compare table's 60 credits per 5 seconds.\n\nOther compare-table rates, which are consumer credits, not a separate dollar price: Aleph 2.0 is 140 credits per 5 seconds. Seedance 2.0 Pro at 1080p is 160 credits per 4 seconds. Seedance 2.0 Fast is 116 credits per 4 seconds. The yearly column then estimates how many of those clips a year of credits can buy (for Gen-4.5: 125 on Standard, 450 on Pro, 1,900 on Max). Those counts assume you spend the whole grant on that one model.\n\nRollover, from the FAQ on the same page: Standard and Pro monthly credits do not roll over. They reset within 24 hours of the billing date. Max rolls up to one month of unused credits. Additional credits you purchase never expire. The FAQ on the same page says the minimum purchase is 1,000 credits.\n\n### API credits\n\nVerified the same day at [docs.dev.runwayml.com/guides/pricing](https://docs.dev.runwayml.com/guides/pricing). Credits cost $0.01 each in the developer portal. Sales tax may apply. A sentence that says consumer plan credits spend on the API was **not observed**. Treat the wallets as separate until a help article says otherwise. At $0.01, a model rate in credits is the cent price. Gen-4.5 at 12 credits per second is $0.12 per second before tax.\n\nVideo rates copied from that guide, credits per second unless noted:\n\n- Gen-4.5: 12. Gen-4 Turbo: 5. Act Two: 5.\n- Aleph 2.0: 28, with a 56-credit minimum.\n- Veo 3.1: 40 with audio, 20 without. Veo 3.1 Fast: 15 with audio, 10 without.\n- Kling 3.0 Standard: 9 without audio, 13 with audio. Kling 3.0 Pro: 12 without audio, 17 with audio. Kling 3.0 4K: 43 either way. Kling O3 uses 13, 17, or 43 at standard, pro, and 4K, and the guide says O3 bills those rates whether or not audio is off.\n- Seedance 2.0: 36 at 480p or 720p, 40 at 1080p, 150 at 4K. Seedance 2.0 Fast: 29 at 480p or 720p. Seedance 2.0 Mini: 16 at 480p or 720p, 64-credit minimum.\n- Seedance 2.5: output plus input video. At 480p, 20 per second of output plus 10 per second of input and reference video. At 720p, 30 plus 15. At 1080p, 68 plus 34. Reference images and audio are free. Combined video is capped at 30 seconds. Minimum 80 credits. Draft mode bills the 480p rate, and enhancing that draft to 1080p is a second charge at the 1080p rate.\n- Wan 3.0: 5 / 10 / 20 at 480p / 720p / 1080p. Wan 3.0 Prime: 6.8 / 14 / 28 at those resolutions.\n\nHDR and professional containers add a surcharge on Gen-4.5 and Aleph 2.0 only: 5 credits per second for ProRes or a PNG sequence, and 20 credits per second for the listed 10-bit and HDR profiles, or 40 credits per second when the output is larger than about 4 megapixels. The guide lists more models (Hailuo, Grok Imagine, Gemini Omni Flash, Happy Horse). Their rows are on that page and are not all repeated here. Quote the row you call.\n\nImage examples from the same guide: Gen-4 Image is 5 credits at 720p or 8 at 1080p. Gen-4 Image Turbo is 2 credits at any resolution. Audio examples: Eleven v3 is 1 credit per 50 characters. Eleven Multilingual v2 is 1 credit per 50 characters. Eleven v4 is 2.2 credits per 1,000 characters until 12 October 2026 PT, then 5 credits per 1,000 characters. Those are Runway API credits, not the ElevenLabs subscription credits on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\n## Pros\n\n- Consumer prices and credit grants are printed for Free, Standard, Pro, and Max, with both monthly and annual figures.\n- Gen-4.5's 12 credits per second is stated in the FAQ and matches the 60-credit, 5-second table, so a creator can check the arithmetic.\n- The API price is a flat $0.01 per credit, which turns every row in the guide into a dollar rate without a hidden currency.\n- Pro and Max name Runway MCP on the plan card, and the developer docs separate that generation server from the developer-portal server.\n- Third-party models are priced in the same guide, so a test of Kling versus Seedance versus Gen-4.5 can stay on one invoice.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Consumer credits and developer-portal credits are bought in different places. A shared balance was not observed.\n- Free credits are one-time. A channel that posts every day cannot treat $0 as a monthly production plan.\n- Standard and Pro do not roll monthly credits. Unused credits on those plans expire at the billing reset.\n- Max's Wan line is \"Unlimited in Tool Mode until October 18,\" not an open-ended 4K grant. After that date, budget a normal credit row.\n- The API guide is long. A router can select a model you did not intend, and you pay that model's rate. Read the response metadata.\n- Runway is a poor substitute for a dedicated caption editor. Plan a second tool for on-screen text.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Pick Free only to test. For a posting cadence, pick Standard, Pro, or Max using the renewal credit grant and the 12-credit Gen-4.5 second, not the annual marketing equivalent alone.\n2. Generate in the web app, or call the API with developer-portal credits. If an agent is driving the work, connect the generation MCP from a Pro or Max plan, which are the cards that list it.\n3. Export and add captions, covers, and the platform crop in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or your editor. Replace the voice in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) when the Runway audio model is not the one you licensed there.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn the faceless workflow (`faceless`), Runway is the generation and light-edit step. A 5-second Gen-4.5 shot is 60 consumer credits, which is about 8 percent of a Standard month (625 credits) and a smaller slice of Pro or Max. The same 5 seconds on the API is 60 credits at $0.01, or $0.60, if you are on the developer wallet. Keep those two sentences in different budgets.\n\nOn the UGC-ad workflow (`ugc-ads`), the API guide prices product recipes: product_ad, product_swap, and product_ugc, each with a 4-second minimum and a 15-second maximum. Product_ad at 720p is 200 credits for 4 seconds plus 36 credits per extra second. At 1080p it is 216 plus 40. That is a developer-portal price. It is not the same product as Creatify's URL-to-video credit. This site does not yet serve a live `/workflow/ugc-ads` page. The slug is the planning label.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nRunway's own names on the pages checked are Gen-4.5, Gen-4 Turbo, Gen-4 Image, Aleph 2.0, and Act Two. The consumer card also names Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 3.0, Wan 3.0 Prime, and Nano Banana Pro. The API guide adds Veo 3.1, Hailuo, Grok Imagine, Gemini image and video models, Seedream, Ideogram, and GPT Image variants. A single page that guarantees every one of those models is on the Free plan was **not observed**. Free says \"a selection of generative creative models.\" Paid cards say access to all AI video and image models, which is the claim to re-check at purchase.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nThe API is public. The pricing guide URL above was opened on 2026-10-16. runway.com/llms.txt points API documentation at https://docs.dev.runwayml.com and the product at https://app.runwayml.com.\n\nTwo official MCP servers are documented:\n\n- Generation MCP at https://mcp.runwayml.com, described in the developer docs as the server that creates media in chat. Pro and Max plan cards list \"Runway MCP.\" Standard's feature list, as read on 2026-10-16, did not include that line.\n- Runway Dev MCP at https://dev.runwayml.com/mcp, documented at docs.dev.runwayml.com/guides/mcp. It looks up tasks, model routers, and docs on a developer-portal account. The docs say not to put an API key in the MCP config. It does not replace the generation server.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Kling](/tools/kling) sells Kling models in Kling units. Use it when you want Kuaishou's API directly, including the $0.14 video unit.\n- [Seedance](/tools/seedance) is Dreamina's official Seedance plan. Runway is a second place to run Seedance, at Runway's credit rate.\n- [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) is the other multi-model studio with its own subscription and an official MCP server.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) remains the short-form editor after the generation is done.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Do web-app credits pay for the API?\n\nNot observed as a shared wallet on 2026-10-16. Plan credits are described on runway.com/pricing. API credits are purchased in the developer portal at $0.01 each. Keep two balances until Runway's docs say one of them spends on the other.\n\n### Which plan includes MCP?\n\nPro and Max list Runway MCP on the pricing card checked on 2026-10-16. Free and Standard did not show that bullet in the extract. The generation server documented by the developer docs is https://mcp.runwayml.com. The developer-portal server is a different URL.\n\n### How many Gen-4.5 seconds are on Standard?\n\nThe pricing page says 625 monthly credits equal 52 seconds of Gen-4.5, because Gen-4.5 costs 12 credits per second. A rejected generation spends credits too. The 52 seconds is the grant, not the number of keepers.\n\n### Does the Free plan refill?\n\nNo. The card says 125 one-time credits, and the FAQ says that deposit does not expire. It does not say a new 125 arrive next month.", "path": "/tools/runway" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "i2v" ], "has_api": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Seedance", "summary": "ByteDance's Seedance video model family, used by creators mainly in Dreamina, with CapCut as a second paid editor path.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Dreamina Basic $1.50 then $15/mo (offer ends 2026-10-23); Standard $22 then $36; Advanced $95 then $159; Ultra $312 then $520; free credit count not observed — verified 2026-10-16", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-16", "note": "No official Dreamina or Seedance MCP server URL was observed." }, "slug": "seedance", "markdown": "Seedance is a ByteDance video model family, not a timeline editor. Creators searching the name usually want a place to type a prompt, attach references, and download a clip. The English creator app checked for this entry is Dreamina at dreamina.capcut.com. CapCut is a second paid path, where Seedance is a credit spend inside an editor. This page files the model under a tool slug because that is how Shorts, TikTok, and YouTube teams look it up, and the body keeps the model-versus-product split explicit.\n\nA China-market app in the same family is often called Jimeng. Its price was not on the English Dreamina pricing page opened on 2026-10-16, so it is not quoted here. Third-party API hosts that resell Seedance are also outside this entry. Their rates are not Dreamina's rates.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nDreamina fits a faceless channel that needs generated b-roll more than it needs a caption timeline. A YouTube creator who writes a script, generates ten-second shots, and then cuts them elsewhere is the core reader. A TikTok editor who wants an official Seedance account, rather than a reseller toggle inside another studio, is the other. Teams that already live in CapCut and only need an occasional Seedance cutaway should read [CapCut](/tools/capcut) before they buy a Dreamina plan, because the credit ladders are not the same product.\n\nIt is a weak fit when the deliverable is a stock avatar reading a product script. That job is closer to [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or [Creatify](/tools/creatify). It is a weak fit when the deliverable is a cloned voice with no picture. That job is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). It is a reasonable fit when you want to compare Seedance against Kling, Wan, or Veo in one credit wallet, but that comparison is what [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) and [Runway](/tools/runway) sell. Dreamina's pricing page leads with official Seedance access, not with a menu of rival labs.\n\nSolo posters who generate a handful of shots a month can start on Basic if the first-month offer is still on the card. Channels that burn hundreds of ten-second clips are the Advanced and Ultra audience, and they should treat the page's own \"videos per month\" line as an estimate at 10 seconds, not as a promise that every prompt returns a usable take.\n\n## What it does\n\nDreamina generates images and video from prompts and references, then offers export benefits such as watermark removal, longer clips, higher resolution, frame rates up to 60 FPS, lip-sync audio generations, and a faster queue. Those items are printed as plan benefits on the pricing page checked on 2026-10-16. A cell-by-cell matrix of which benefit starts on Basic was not copied beyond the bullets under each card, so do not assume a feature is missing from Basic just because a marketing sentence is shorter.\n\nThe same cards name image models beside the video model: Seedream 4.0, Seedream 4.1, Seedream 4.5, Image 5.0, Image 4.6, and GPT Image 2.5. Some Seedream 4.1 and 4.5 lines say one-year free unlimited generation for users who subscribed before 15 December 2025. That date is in the past relative to this check. A new signup on 2026-10-16 should not treat those legacy lines as their own entitlement. Other lines say free Image 5.0 and Image 4.6 generation for one year, at 2K on Basic and Standard and at 4K on Advanced and Ultra. Read the card at checkout before you count on a free image allotment.\n\nSeedance itself is the video system. The pricing page's per-second floor is \"Seedance 2.5 from $0.04/sec\" on the banner above Basic, Standard, and Advanced, and \"Seedance 2.5 from $0.05/sec\" above Ultra. Those are starting rates, not a full duration-and-resolution table. Maximum clip length was not printed on the pricing page, so it is **not observed** here.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-16 against [dreamina.capcut.com/pricing/dreamina-price](https://dreamina.capcut.com/pricing/dreamina-price). The page rendered in USD. Other currencies were not compared. A banner said \"90% OFF — Limited Time: Ends October 23\" and \"Get 90% OFF your first month.\" The individual cards do not all say 90 percent. Basic is labeled 90% OFF. Standard, Advanced, and Ultra are labeled 40% OFF. Quote the card you are buying.\n\n| Plan | First month, then renewal | Credits printed | Page's own 10-second video estimate |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Basic | USD 1.50, then USD 15.00/month | 1,575 / month | 19 videos |\n| Standard | USD 22.00, then USD 36.00/month | 3,885 / month | 48 videos |\n| Advanced | USD 95.00, then USD 159.00/month | 17,600 / month on the selected step | 220 videos |\n| Ultra | USD 312.00, then USD 520.00/month | 59,000 / month | 737 videos |\n\nEvery paid card says the subscription renews automatically and can be canceled. Each card also says \"Official Seedance access.\"\n\nAdvanced shows a credit selector labeled 8.6K, 17.6K, 23.5K, and 35.5K, and the text under the selector read 17,600 credits per month next to the USD 95 then USD 159 price. Separate prices for the other selector steps were **not observed**. Do not multiply 17,600 by the ratio of those steps and call it a price.\n\nThe cards print a credit rate of USD 1 = 1,050 credits on Basic, 177 on Standard, 185 on Advanced, and 189 on Ultra. Those ratios match the first-month price divided into the monthly grant (1,575 / 1.50 = 1,050, and the other plans land on the printed integers). They are not the renewal-month ratio. After month one, the same grant costs the higher sticker, so credits per dollar fall. Plan the second month with the renewal price.\n\nCredit-discount lines, which are not dollar discounts:\n\n- Basic: save 43% credits on Seedance 2.0 Fast at 720p.\n- Standard and Advanced: save 57% credits on Seedance 2.5 at 720p, and 43% on Seedance 2.0 Fast at 720p. GPT Image 2.5 is listed at save 60% credits.\n- Ultra: save 76% credits on Seedance 2.5 at 720p, and 43% on Seedance 2.0 Fast at 720p. GPT Image 2.5 is again listed at save 60% credits.\n\nThe FAQ says Dreamina has a free option for trying the tools with available credits. The number of free credits was **not observed**. Commercial use \"depends on the applicable Dreamina terms, the content you create, and the models or assets involved.\" That is not a blanket commercial license.\n\nCapCut's Seedance per-second lines, checked the same day, are a different ladder. Pro there showed Seedance 2.5 from $0.12/sec in the first month. Do not paste Dreamina's $0.04 floor onto a CapCut invoice. Read [CapCut](/tools/capcut) for that card.\n\n## Pros\n\n- The creator entry is an official Seedance surface, and every paid card says so, which matters when a reseller's model name is ambiguous.\n- The first-month and renewal prices are both printed, so you can see the jump from USD 1.50 to USD 15, or from USD 312 to USD 520, before you subscribe.\n- The page estimates monthly output in ten-second videos (19, 48, 220, 737), which is a more useful planning unit than a raw credit integer.\n- Image models are named on the same cards, so a faceless workflow can generate stills and motion without inventing a second vendor for the stills.\n- Watermark removal, lip sync, higher frame rate, and a fast queue are written as benefits rather than left as unlabeled icons.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Seedance is a model family. Dreamina is the app. People who wanted a CapCut-style timeline will not find one described on this pricing page.\n- The hero says 90 percent off the first month, while three of the four cards say 40 percent off. The offer end date is 23 October, and this check is 16 October 2026, so the stickers are short-lived.\n- Advanced's credit selector shows four sizes and one price. The price of 8.6K, 23.5K, and 35.5K was not on the extract.\n- No public Dreamina or Seedance HTTP API, and no official MCP URL, was observed. A production pipeline cannot treat this app as the integration point.\n- Free-tier credit count, maximum clip length, and a full per-resolution credit table were not on the pricing page. The \"$0.04/sec\" line is a floor, not a quote for your settings.\n- Legacy \"subscribe before 15 December 2025\" image benefits are still printed. New accounts can misread them as current.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Open Dreamina, pick the plan whose renewal price you can keep after 23 October 2026, and ignore the first-month sticker when you forecast month two.\n2. Generate the shots you cannot film, starting with the Seedance mode whose credit discount the card actually names, and download without the watermark only if that benefit is on your plan.\n3. Finish captions, pacing, and the vertical frame in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or another editor. Dreamina's pricing page does not describe a full short-form timeline.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn the faceless workflow (`faceless`), Dreamina is the generation step. A channel writes a shot list, produces the clips here, and leaves narration to [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) when the Seedance lip-sync pass is not the voice they want to publish. The page's ten-second estimate is a reasonable storyboard length for TikTok and Shorts, then the editor stacks those shots. This directory does not have a live workflow page at a `/workflow/faceless` route yet. The slug is the planning label.\n\nDreamina is not the captions-and-cover step (`captions-cover`) and it is not the long-to-short bench (`long-to-short`). Those stay in an editor. If the only Seedance use is a cutaway inside a video you already shot, CapCut's included credits may be the smaller bill. Compare the renewal prices, not the first-month teasers.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nThe pricing page names Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2.0 Fast as the video modes attached to credit discounts, and it prints per-second floors for Seedance 2.5. Seedream 4.0, 4.1, and 4.5, plus Image 5.0, Image 4.6, and GPT Image 2.5, are the image names on the cards. Other Seedance versions that may exist in the product, including any 2.0 or Mini mode that CapCut sells under a different label, were **not observed** as a complete menu on this Dreamina pricing page. Do not assume the CapCut \"Seedance 2.0 Mini\" line is a Dreamina plan item.\n\n## API and MCP\n\nA public Dreamina or Seedance HTTP API, with a ByteDance developer base URL and an auth scheme, was **not observed** on 2026-10-16. `has_api` is false. An official MCP server URL was also **not observed**. Pages that resell Seedance through another company's API are not this product's API, and their prices are not repeated here.\n\nIf the pipeline needs a key, generate Seedance through a vendor that documents one, such as [Runway](/tools/runway) or [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), and treat that vendor's rate card as the price. Then keep Dreamina as the official consumer account when you want ByteDance's own plan.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor in the same corporate family and the right finish for captions. Its Seedance rates are a separate card.\n- [Kling](/tools/kling) is the closer match when you want Kuaishou's model and a prepaid API unit price. Kling's web membership is its own ladder.\n- [Runway](/tools/runway) runs Seedance beside Runway's own Gen-4.5 and other labs, with a documented API credit price of $0.01. Use it when the route is a developer project.\n- [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) also lists Seedance inside a multi-model studio. Use it to compare models. Use Dreamina when the requirement is official Seedance on Dreamina's own plan.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Seedance a tool or a model?\n\nBoth words get used. Seedance is the model family. Dreamina is the English creator app this page verified. CapCut is the editor that meters Seedance as a credit feature. This directory lists Seedance as a tool entry so creators can find that split in one place.\n\n### Will the USD 1.50 Basic price last?\n\nThe page said USD 1.50 for the first month, then USD 15.00 per month, and the limited-time banner ends 23 October. The renewal price is the number to budget. The same pattern applies to Standard (USD 22 then USD 36), Advanced (USD 95 then USD 159), and Ultra (USD 312 then USD 520), checked on 2026-10-16.\n\n### Does Dreamina have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nNot observed on 2026-10-16. There is no documented public API URL to put on this entry, and no official MCP endpoint was printed on the pages checked.\n\n### How many free credits do I get?\n\nNot observed. The FAQ confirms a free option and does not state the credit amount. Paid grants are the figures above.", "path": "/tools/seedance" }, { "workflows": [ "long-to-short", "captions-cover" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "captions", "avatar" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Submagic", "summary": "Caption-first long-to-short on a per-member meter, with AI actors and a schedule in the product job. Starter is $19 a month or $12 per member billed yearly; Pro is $39 or $23; Business + API is $69 per member, with a struck $120 also on one card.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Starter $19/mo ($12/member/mo yearly, 45 credits ≈ 15 videos, 2 min); Pro $39/mo ($23/member/mo yearly, 120 credits ≈ 40 videos, 5 min); Business + API $69/member/mo (struck $120/mo also shown) or $41/member/mo yearly; minute-pack ends 250 min at $57/mo and 10,000 min at $1000/mo — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "The Business + API plan name is the API claim. A public self-serve docs URL was not confirmed in the 2026-10-17 extract. No MCP server was observed." }, "slug": "submagic", "markdown": "Submagic is a caption-first path from a long video to short clips, with AI actors and a schedule in the job this check recorded. The pricing HTML at [submagic.co/pricing](https://www.submagic.co/pricing) returned a normal page on 2026-10-17. The product host is [submagic.co](https://www.submagic.co). Plans on the compare view are written per member. This note is for editors who already have footage and want viral caption styling, a short duration cap, and a member price they can multiply by headcount. Anything the extract skipped is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nSubmagic fits a Shorts or TikTok editor who wants the caption treatment and the cut from one upload, and a small team that can read a price per member. Starter is the entry paid row. Pro lengthens the duration line and raises the credit pool. Business + API is the row whose name is the API claim. The same positioning pass describes AI actors and a schedule. Per-plan actor counts, lip-sync limits, and queue sizes were **not observed** on the pricing bullets, so those two words are the job, not a spec sheet.\n\nA hand timeline with reframing and ordinary captions is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A long-master clipper that prices credits, a Virality Score, and auto-post on its own card is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip). A cover or a thumbnail after the short exists is [Canva](/tools/canva). A narrated explainer from a blog, a script, or a URL is [Pictory](/tools/pictory). Create-and-publish shorts on a worker plan are [Revid](/tools/revid). A presenter studio, when the actor has to be a documented avatar with a published API, is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). A cast-led product ad is [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A voice with no picture is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\nUse [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) when the source is still a long file. Use [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) when the file is already cut and the remaining work is type, safe area, or a cover.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe compare card meters short videos with credits, a video-count approximation, and a duration line. Starter lists 45 credits, about 15 videos, a 2 min duration, free b-rolls and audio, and 1080p, at $19 a month. Pro lists 120 credits, about 40 videos, a 5 min duration, and Storyblock features, at $39 a month. The extract spells the stock bundle \"Storyblock features\" and does not itemize which clips, music beds, or licenses that word includes. This page keeps that spelling and does not expand it.\n\nBusiness + API did not print a credit pool, a video count, or a duration in this extract. Those three fields on Business are **not observed**. The live compare price is $69 per member per month. One card also showed a struck $120 a month beside that $69. Both numbers are reported below. This page does not average them.\n\nAI actors are part of the job description for this batch. Which tier unlocks them, how many actors a member gets, and whether an actor spends the same credits as a captioned clip were **not observed**. A schedule is also part of that job. Destination networks, posts per day, and a calendar limit were **not observed**. A free plan sticker, a watermark rule, commercial terms, and a resolution above the Starter 1080p line were **not observed**. The editor was not opened on 2026-10-17, so caption fonts, safe zones, and export containers are **not observed** as well.\n\nThe duration lines sit next to the video counts. This page does not multiply 15 by 2, or 40 by 5, into a minute grant. The extract never says that each approximated video is as long as the duration figure. The duration may be a cap. Leave the two fields separate until the product defines them.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [submagic.co/pricing](https://www.submagic.co/pricing). Monthly figures are USD. The compare header is per member per month. Starter was written both as $19 a month and as $19 per member per month. Pro's monthly figure in the notes is $39 a month, under that per-member compare. Business is explicitly $69 per member per month.\n\n| Plan | Monthly wording | Yearly display | Pool on the card |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Starter | $19/mo, also $19/member/mo | $12/member/mo, billed yearly, save $84 | 45 credits ≈ 15 videos, 2 min duration, free b-rolls and audio, 1080p |\n| Pro | $39/mo, on a per-member compare | $23/member/mo, save $192 | 120 credits ≈ 40 videos, 5 min duration, Storyblock features |\n| Business + API | $69/member/mo live; one card also showed a struck $120/month | $41/member/mo, save $336 | Credits, video count, and duration **not observed** |\n\nThe words \"billed yearly\" are attached to the Starter yearly line. Pro and Business + API sit in the same yearly display block with their own save amounts. An upfront yearly invoice, as a single dollar total, was **not observed**. The printed save amounts match one arithmetic reading, and that reading is labeled here so it is not mistaken for a second sticker. Twelve times the gap between $19 and $12 is $84. Twelve times the gap between $39 and $23 is $192. Twelve times the gap between $69 and $41 is $336. Those three results are the three save figures on the card. The struck $120 does not produce the $336 save. Twelve times the gap between $120 and $41 is $948, and $948 was not the printed save. The yearly save lines up with the $69 compare price.\n\nDividing the printed pairs gives 3 credits per approximated video on Starter (45 and 15) and again on Pro (120 and 40). The card used an approximation sign on the video counts, so 3 is arithmetic on the vendor's pair, not a separate rate card. A credits-per-second price was **not observed**.\n\nMinute packs sit after the plan. The extract names the ends of that range and does not itemize the steps between them. Intermediate pack sizes and prices are **not observed**. Which tier may buy a pack was **not observed** beyond the words \"after plan.\"\n\n| Minute pack, as far as the extract went | Price |\n| --- | --- |\n| 250 min | $57/mo |\n| 10,000 min | $1000/mo |\n| Steps between those ends | **not observed** |\n\nA seat minimum was **not observed**. Multiply the per-member sticker by the number of members you will actually pay for, then confirm the total at checkout. Tax was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Starter and Pro each print a monthly price, a yearly per-member display, a credit pool, an approximate video count, and a duration line.\n- The compare is per member, which matches a desk that adds editors instead of sharing one login.\n- The yearly save amounts are printed, and they line up with the $19, $39, and $69 monthly figures rather than with the struck $120.\n- Business + API puts the API claim in the plan name, next to a live $69 per member price, so the integration tier is visible before a docs hunt.\n- The minute-pack ends are priced, at $57 a month for 250 minutes and $1000 a month for 10,000 minutes, for teams that already know they will outrun the included pool.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Business credits, video count, and duration were **not observed**, so the $69 tier cannot be sized the way Starter and Pro can.\n- One card shows both $69 per member and a struck $120 a month. The live compare price is $69, and the role of $120 is only \"alternate or list\" in this extract.\n- The public self-serve API docs URL was not confirmed. The plan name implies an API and does not hand an agent a base URL.\n- MCP was **not observed**. Actor limits, schedule limits, watermark rules, and a free sticker were **not observed**.\n- Intermediate minute packs were not itemized. A budget between 250 and 10,000 minutes has to be read inside the product.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Upload a long source you have the right to cut. Read Starter as $19 a month, or $12 per member per month billed yearly, with 45 credits, about 15 videos, a 2 min duration, free b-rolls and audio, and 1080p.\n2. Move to Pro at $39 a month, or $23 per member per month on the yearly display, when you need 120 credits, about 40 videos, and the 5 min duration line. Open Business + API when you need the API the plan name implies, and treat $69 per member as the live compare price beside the struck $120.\n3. Finish type or a frame the card does not specify in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). Put the cover in [Canva](/tools/canva). Keep a documented presenter on [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and a cast-led ad on [Creatify](/tools/creatify).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), Submagic is the caption-first cut from a long file into shorts, with a schedule in the job description and no published posts-per-day cap in this extract. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) is the peer that prints credit pools of 60, 150, and 300 and names auto-post on Starter. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) remains the bench when you already know the segment and want to reframe by hand. Submagic's Starter and Pro rows are the rows you can size. Business is a price without a pool on this check.\n\nOn [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), Submagic is the animated-caption pass on a file that already exists, or the pass that creates the short and the captions together. Safe-zone pixels and cover templates were **not observed** here. Covers go to [Canva](/tools/canva). A second caption burn-in, when you want the words on a timeline you can nudge, goes to [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\nAI actors in the job line are not a full avatar studio on this extract. A presenter with a documented credit price and a published API stays on [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). A product-URL ad with a cast stays on [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A read with no face stays on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A blog-to-stock explainer stays on [Pictory](/tools/pictory). A worker-based publish loop whose card did not show long-form clipping stays on [Revid](/tools/revid).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 pricing extract. \"AI actors\" is a job phrase. It is not a model id, a voice vendor, or a lip-sync spec. Storyblock features are named and not listed. Free b-rolls and audio on Starter are named and not listed. This page does not assign those pictures or those voices to a generator documented elsewhere. When the face, the voice, or the shot has to be a named system, leave Submagic's credits for the captioned short and buy the named system on its own card: [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), or [Creatify](/tools/creatify).\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the tier is named Business + API. The 2026-10-17 extract says that name implies an API. A public self-serve docs URL was not confirmed, so this entry sets no `api_url`. Base URL, auth scheme, routes, and rate limits are **not observed**. Whether API calls spend a separate pool, the included credits, or a minute pack was **not observed**. Starter and Pro were not described as API tiers in this extract.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. An MCP server, a remote URL, and a tool list were **not observed** on 2026-10-17. There is no `mcp.url`. An API plan name is not a Model Context Protocol server.\n\nPrinted endpoints for adjacent jobs sit on [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Creatify](/tools/creatify), and [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). [Revid](/tools/revid) described API, MCP, and a CLI on its own plans. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) lists Limited API Access on Pro and markets Video MCP without printing a server URL. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) had no public creator API on its check. None of those keys are a Submagic key.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) is the long-to-short peer with a free $0 row, Starter at $15, and Pro at $29 or $174 a year. Its auto-post line names YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels. Its credit-to-minute map was **not fully itemized**.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline after, or instead of, the automatic caption pass. Use it when the hook line and the frame need a hand edit.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter studio, and [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the cast-led ad. Submagic's actor line did not itemize either product's depth.\n- [Canva](/tools/canva) makes the cover. [Pictory](/tools/pictory) makes a narrated explainer from words. [Revid](/tools/revid) publishes on a worker meter. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice when the picture is already done.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Business $69 or $120?\n\nThe live compare price is $69 per member per month. One card also showed a struck $120 a month beside that figure. This extract treats $69 as the compare price and $120 as an alternate or list price. It does not average them. The yearly display is $41 per member per month with a printed save of $336, and that save matches twelve times the gap from $69 to $41.\n\n### What does one credit buy?\n\nStarter pairs 45 credits with about 15 videos. Pro pairs 120 credits with about 40 videos. Dividing either pair gives 3 credits per approximated video. The approximation sign is the vendor's, and a per-second rate was **not observed**. Business credits were **not observed**. The 2 min and 5 min lines are duration fields, and this page does not turn them into a minute total by multiplying.\n\n### Is the yearly price one invoice?\n\nThe card shows per-member monthly rates on yearly billing, plus save amounts of $84, $192, and $336. A single yearly invoice total was **not observed**. Starter is the line that literally says billed yearly, at $12 per member per month. Checkout is the invoice.\n\n### Does Submagic have an API or an official MCP server?\n\nThe Business + API name is why `has_api` is true. The public self-serve docs URL was not confirmed on 2026-10-17, so there is no `api_url` on this entry. MCP was **not observed**, so `mcp.official` is false.\n\n### What do minute packs cost?\n\nThe extract prices the ends: 250 minutes at $57 a month, and 10,000 minutes at $1000 a month. Every pack between those ends was **not observed**. Which plan can buy a pack was **not observed** beyond the packs sitting after the plan.", "path": "/tools/submagic" }, { "workflows": [ "ai-avatar", "voice-publish" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "lip-sync", "tts", "dubbing", "voice-clone" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "sync.", "summary": "sync. is Synchronicity Labs' lipsync API and studio. Hobbyist is $5/mo plus usage. Creator is $19/mo and is the first plan that says no watermark. Model rates are a separate per-second table.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Hobbyist $5/mo + $0.05/sec; Creator $19/mo + $0.05/sec (no watermark); Growth $49/mo + $0.0475/sec; Scale $249/mo + $0.04/sec. Lipsync-2 matches those usage rates. sync-3 is $0.1334/sec down to $0.1066. Enterprise is talk to sales — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "Hobbyist includes API access and SDKs. The pricing footer says api docs, and no docs URL was in the extract. No official MCP server URL was observed on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "sync-so", "markdown": "sync. is the lipsync product from synchronicity labs inc., on the host sync.so. The brand writes itself sync. with the period. Checked on 2026-10-17, [sync.so/pricing](https://sync.so/pricing) sells a monthly subscription plus per-second usage. The page says you subscribe to unlock longer videos, more concurrency, and discounts, and you pay per second for what you generate. Lipsync Studio is on the Hobbyist card. The broader product note also names a Premiere plugin and a ComfyUI node. A separate price for those two surfaces was **not observed**. This directory lists the tool as sync-so. The note is for YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nsync. fits a creator or a small team who already has a face video and needs the mouth to match new audio, or who needs dubbing and a short list of cloned voices through one API. Hobbyist is the first paid row, and it includes API access and SDKs. Creator is the first row that says no watermark. The matching paths are [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) and [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish).\n\nA full presenter studio, with stock avatars and a different credit wallet, is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). Character lip sync with almost no public unit price is [Hedra](/tools/hedra). PixVerse prices lip sync and avatar in credits on its own doc, at [PixVerse](/tools/pixverse). A voice booth that is not this per-second table is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A generated world clip, before any mouth exists, is [Kling](/tools/kling), [Hailuo](/tools/hailuo), [Runway](/tools/runway), or [Google Flow](/tools/google-flow). Captions after the file exists are [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\nsync. is a weak fit if you need a $0 plan with a printed monthly grant. The Hobbyist button says \"Try sync for free\" on a card priced at $5 a month. A separate $0 plan was **not observed**. It is also a weak fit if you add the card's \"+ $0.05/sec\" on top of sync-3's $0.1334 a second. The page does not print that sum. The card rate matches the lipsync-2 row. It does not match every model.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe product line on the page is lipsync for video you already have, including the marketing line that it works on movies, podcasts, games, and animations. Plans add a maximum length, a concurrency cap, a voice-clone cap, and features. Hobbyist includes the API, SDKs, and Lipsync Studio, up to 1 minute, 1 job at a time, and 3 voice clones. Creator adds 5 minutes, 3 jobs, 5 clones, your own TTS API key, active speaker detection, and no watermark. Growth adds 10 minutes, 6 jobs, 15 clones, a 5% usage discount, and 3 seats. Scale adds 30 minutes, 15 jobs, 50 clones, a 20% usage discount, 5 seats, and a batch API. Enterprise is talk to sales.\n\nDubbing is a separate meter from lip sync. The page says updated dubbing rates are rolling out, your current rate applies until the subscription's scheduled switch at renewal, negotiated rates are unchanged, and dubbing is billed per second, rounded up, with lip sync separate. Dubbing covers 29 languages. TTS is another row. A compare line says text-to-speech and custom voices generate audio through partner integrations. Creator's \"own text-to-speech API key\" is bring-your-own for TTS and voice cloning services.\n\nThe FAQ list includes \"Is there a watermark on paid plans?\" The answer text was not in the extract. The Creator card itself says \"No watermark.\" The compare row is labeled Whitelabel, \"Remove watermark from generated videos.\" Hobbyist's feature list does not say the watermark is removed. This page reads watermark removal as Creator and above.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [sync.so/pricing](https://sync.so/pricing).\n\n| Plan | Subscription | Per-second figure on the card | Length | Jobs | Voice clones | Seats and extras |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Hobbyist | $5/mo | + $0.05/s | 1 min | 1 | 3 | API and SDKs, Lipsync Studio, community support |\n| Creator | $19/mo | + $0.05/s | 5 min | 3 | 5 | Own TTS API key, active speaker detection, no watermark |\n| Growth | $49/mo | + $0.0475/s | 10 min | 6 | 15 | 5% usage discount, 3 seats, extra seats $25/mo |\n| Scale | $249/mo | + $0.04/s | 30 min | 15 | 50 | 20% usage discount, 5 seats, batch API |\n| Enterprise | Talk to sales | **not observed** | **not observed** | **not observed** | **not observed** | **not observed** |\n\nAn extra-seat price on Scale was **not observed**. Hobbyist and Creator do not list seats. The $25 seat price is on Growth.\n\nModel rates are per second at 25 FPS, in plan order Hobbyist, Creator, Growth, Scale. Hobbyist and Creator print the same rate on every row that was read. The page also prints a per-frame price. This table is the per-second column, which is the one to budget. On lipsync-2, react-1, lipsync-2-pro, and lipsync-1.9.0, 25 times the printed frame price matches the printed second price. On sync-3 it does not: 25 times the Hobbyist frame price of $0.00534 is $0.1335 — our arithmetic, not a second-price sticker — and the second column prints $0.13340. Quote the second column.\n\n| Model | Hobbyist and Creator | Growth | Scale |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| sync-3 | $0.13340/s | $0.12660/s | $0.10660/s |\n| react-1 | $0.16675/s | $0.15825/s | $0.13325/s |\n| lipsync-2-pro | $0.08325/s | $0.07925/s | $0.06675/s |\n| lipsync-2 | $0.05/s | $0.0475/s | $0.04/s |\n| lipsync-1.9.0 | $0.025/s | $0.02375/s | $0.02/s |\n| Dubbing | $0.10/s ($6.00/min) | $0.095/s ($5.70/min) | $0.08/s ($4.80/min) |\n| Text to speech | $0.004/s ($0.24/min) | $0.0038/s ($0.228/min) | $0.0032/s ($0.192/min) |\n\nThe card's \"+ $0.05/sec\" matches lipsync-2 on Hobbyist and Creator. Growth's \"+ $0.0475\" matches lipsync-2 after the printed 5% discount, because 5% off $0.05 is $0.0475. Scale's \"+ $0.04\" matches lipsync-2 after the printed 20% discount. sync-3 does not match those card figures. This page does not add the card's $0.05 to a model row. Budget the monthly subscription once, then budget the model row you will call. If you also dub, add the dubbing row, because the page says lip sync is separate.\n\nA one-minute Hobbyist example, as directory arithmetic the page did not total: lipsync-2 is $0.05 times 60, which is $3, and dubbing is $0.10 times 60, which is $6. Together that is $9 of usage, plus the $5 subscription if that is the only work that month. The same minute on sync-3, without dubbing, is $0.13340 times 60, which is $8.004, plus $5. A 30-minute Scale job at lipsync-2 is $0.04 times 1,800 seconds, which is $72 of usage, plus the $249 subscription. Dubbing that same half hour at $0.08 a second is $144, on top of lip sync if you do both. TTS for a 30-second Hobbyist read is $0.004 times 30, which is $0.12. Those sums are our arithmetic, not a package price sync. printed.\n\nPer-frame Hobbyist and Scale endpoints, so the second table is not the only public number: sync-3 is $0.00534 and $0.00427, react-1 is $0.00667 and $0.00533, lipsync-2-pro is $0.00333 and $0.00267, lipsync-2 is $0.002 and $0.0016, and lipsync-1.9.0 is $0.001 and $0.0008. Growth's frame prices sit between those ends on the page.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Every self-serve plan prints a monthly price, a per-second card figure, a max length, a job cap, and a voice-clone cap.\n- Creator names no watermark at $19 a month, so the whitelabel step has a plan.\n- The model table prices five lipsync models plus dubbing and TTS, with Hobbyist and Scale both visible.\n- Lipsync-2's row matches the per-second figure printed on the plan card, including the 5% and 20% discount steps.\n- API access and SDKs are on Hobbyist, the cheapest paid row, rather than held for Enterprise.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Hobbyist's button says try it free, and the card is $5 a month. A $0 grant was **not observed**.\n- The watermark FAQ question was visible and the answer was not in the extract. Removal is read from the Creator card and the whitelabel row, not from a FAQ paragraph.\n- The card's per-second figure is not the price of sync-3 or react-1. Adding it on top of those rows would double-count, and the page never prints that addition.\n- Dubbing rates are marked as rolling out. A renewal can change the rate you pay. Lip sync is a second bill.\n- No docs URL was in the pricing extract, and no MCP server URL was observed. Premiere and ComfyUI were named without a separate price. Scale's extra-seat price was **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Pick the plan from length, watermark, and seats. Hobbyist is $5 a month, 1 minute, 3 clones, and it does not say the watermark is removed. Creator is $19 a month, 5 minutes, and it says no watermark. Growth is $49 a month with 3 seats and extra seats at $25. Scale is $249 a month, 30 minutes, and batch API.\n2. Price the model you will call from the per-second table. Lipsync-2 follows the card's usage rate. sync-3, react-1, lipsync-2-pro, and lipsync-1.9.0 do not. Add dubbing only when you dub. The page bills that per second, rounded up, separate from lip sync.\n3. Finish captions in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If you still need a generated scene, make it in a video model first, then bring the file back. A sync. key does not generate that scene.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), sync. is the lipsync step after a face video exists. [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) remains the stock-presenter default. A 30-second Creator clip on lipsync-2 is $1.50 of usage at $0.05 a second, plus the $19 subscription. The same clip on sync-3 is $4.002 at $0.13340, still plus $19. Those totals are our arithmetic, not a sync. sticker. Creator allows 5 minutes. Hobbyist allows 1 minute and does not say the watermark is gone. Retries were **not observed** as free.\n\nOn [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish), dubbing lists 29 languages and does not print the 29 names. TTS is the cheaper audio row. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the booth when Creator's bring-your-own key should point at that vendor. Clone caps are 3, 5, 15, and 50. A per-clone dollar on sync. was **not observed**.\n\nGenerate the picture on [faceless](/workflow/faceless) with [Kling](/tools/kling), [Hailuo](/tools/hailuo), or [Google Flow](/tools/google-flow), then lipsync only if a mouth has to move. The same handoff serves [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). Captions and clipping were **not observed** here. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) and [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) cover [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) and [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nThe priced models are sync-3, react-1, lipsync-2-pro, lipsync-2, and lipsync-1.9.0, plus dubbing and text-to-speech rows that are features rather than a named speech model. This directory has no sync. model page. A FAQ question asks how sync.so differs from sync models on other marketplaces. The answer text was not in the extract. This page does not copy a marketplace rate into the table above.\n\n[HeyGen](/models/heygen-video) is a different presenter stack. [MiniMax Hailuo](/models/minimax-hailuo), [Veo](/models/veo), and [Kling](/models/kling) generate pictures. They do not replace a lipsync-2 second.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because Hobbyist includes API access and SDKs, and the page describes a RESTful API. Scale adds a batch API, described as launching many videos in a single call. The pricing footer includes the words \"api docs.\" No URL for that link was in the text extract, so this entry sets no `api_url`. Auth headers and a base host were **not observed**.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url`. The ComfyUI node and the Premiere plugin are product surfaces. They are not an MCP server. A price for either surface was **not observed**.\n\nFor a different talking-face API with a stored URL, use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or the lip-sync rates on [PixVerse](/tools/pixverse). [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice API when the bring-your-own key on Creator points at that vendor.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the avatar studio with a public API and an official MCP server. sync. is the per-second lipsync bill when the face video already exists. Watermark removal on sync. starts at Creator.\n- [Hedra](/tools/hedra) is character lip sync, and its copied price is a meta line, Studio plans from $20 a month. [PixVerse](/tools/pixverse) prices uploaded-audio lip sync at 4 credits a second, $0.018, on a 225-credits-per-dollar doc. Those are different meters.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice, dubbing, and clone booth with its own plan ladder. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline. [Viggle](/tools/viggle) is motion transfer, which is a different job from a priced lipsync second.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Which plan removes the watermark?\n\nCreator, at $19 a month, says no watermark. The compare row calls that whitelabel. Growth and Scale include Creator. Hobbyist, at $5, does not say the watermark is removed. The FAQ asks the question, and the answer text was not in the extract.\n\n### Do I add the card's per-second fee to the model price?\n\n**Not observed** as an addition. Hobbyist's + $0.05 a second matches lipsync-2, not sync-3 at $0.13340. Budget the subscription plus the model row. Add dubbing only as its own row.\n\n### How much is one minute of lipsync-2 on Hobbyist?\n\n$0.05 times 60 is $3 of usage, plus the $5 subscription. Dubbing that minute is $6 at $0.10 a second, separate from lip sync. sync-3 for that minute is $8.004 at $0.13340. Those totals are our arithmetic. The page did not print them.\n\n### Does sync. have an official MCP server?\n\nAPI access is on Hobbyist, so `has_api` is true. The footer says \"api docs\" without a URL in the extract, so there is no `api_url`. No MCP server URL was observed, so `mcp.official` is false.\n\n### Are the dubbing prices final?\n\nThe page says updated rates are rolling out and the current rate holds until renewal. The 2026-10-17 table is $0.10 a second on Hobbyist and Creator ($6.00 a minute), $0.095 on Growth ($5.70), and $0.08 on Scale ($4.80). Dubbing rounds up to the second. Lip sync is extra.", "path": "/tools/sync-so" }, { "workflows": [ "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Synthesia", "summary": "Training and enterprise avatar explainers on a credit meter, with learner seats. Basic is $0 for 500 credits a month; Starter is $29 or $18 a month billed yearly; Pro is $89 or $64 a month billed yearly.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Basic $0/mo (500 credits; also described as 10 min video + 3 survey responses + 500 credits; watermark); Starter $29/mo (1,250 credits) or $18/mo billed yearly (15,000 credits/year); Pro $89/mo (6,000 credits, steppers 12k/$176, 24k/$347, 36k/$514, 48k/$676) or $64/mo billed yearly (72,000 credits/year; steppers 144k/$126 and 576k/$486, intermediates not copied); learner seat $29/mo or $25/mo yearly; Studio Express-1 $1000/year for annual plan users; Enterprise custom — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "The pricing site markets API and MCP documentation. The MCP server URL was not copied on this pass, so no endpoint is stored." }, "slug": "synthesia", "markdown": "Synthesia is the training and enterprise avatar studio in this batch. A script becomes a presenter for an explainer, and the public meter is credits plus a learner seat. The creator-tilted neighbor on this directory is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). Checked on 2026-10-17, [synthesia.io/pricing](https://www.synthesia.io/pricing) returned HTTP 200 to a plain fetch. Every dollar figure below is from that HTML. A credit burn, a language list, or a resolution the extract did not print is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nSynthesia fits a learning team that needs the same presenter across many short lessons, and a company that pays per learner as well as per render. The seat line is the tell. Basic, Starter, and Pro price the video credits. A separate learner price, $29 per learner a month on the monthly context and $25 per learner a month on the yearly context, prices the people who watch. That shape matches internal training and a course more than it matches a solo Shorts channel posting three times a week.\n\nA founder who wants one likeness on YouTube and a translation pass still starts with [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), where the checked Creator card is a creator plan and the Business card is the team plan. A shop that pastes a product URL and needs a UGC-style ad starts with [Creatify](/tools/creatify) on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). A voice with no face belongs on [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). After an avatar file exists, the cut and the burned-in words belong on [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A long recording that must become captioned clips belongs on [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) or [Submagic](/tools/submagic). Those tools do not replace the learner seat, and the learner seat does not replace them.\n\nThe home path on this site is [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). Use it when the deliverable is a talking presenter. Keep Synthesia on that path when the buyer is a training org. Keep HeyGen on that path when the buyer is a creator comparing a $29 solo card with a translation feature this Synthesia extract did not itemize.\n\n## What it does\n\nYou spend credits to render avatar video. Basic is $0 a month. The card gives it 500 credits a month. The same free allowance is also described as 10 minutes of video, plus 3 survey responses, plus 500 credits, with a watermark. Those phrases sit together. This page does not collapse them into \"500 credits equals 10 minutes.\" A survey response is a separate counted thing. Paid plans did not restate a survey cap, so the paid survey allowance is **not observed**.\n\nStarter is the first paid credit grant: 1,250 credits a month at $29, or 15,000 credits a year when the price is shown as $18 a month billed yearly. Pro starts at 6,000 credits a month for $89. The monthly credit control also showed larger steps: 12,000 credits at $176, 24,000 at $347, 36,000 at $514, and 48,000 at $676. The yearly Pro display starts at 72,000 credits a year for $64 a month billed yearly. The yearly steppers that were copied are 144,000 credits at $126 and 576,000 credits at $486. Steps between those two yearly pairs were abbreviated in the research note, so the intermediate yearly stickers are **not observed**.\n\nEnterprise is custom. The custom credit grant, the contract term, and any security appendix were **not observed**.\n\nStudio Express-1 is an avatar add-on at $1,000 a year, and the extract ties that add-on to annual plan users. What Express-1 changes in the picture, how many avatars it adds, and the price for someone on a monthly plan were **not observed**. Stock avatar counts, photo-avatar counts, voice-clone caps, export resolution, maximum duration, and a language count were **not observed** on this pass. Do not borrow those numbers from a HeyGen page. They are a different product's table.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [synthesia.io/pricing](https://www.synthesia.io/pricing).\n\n| Plan | Price in the extract | Credits | What else was stated |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Basic | $0/mo | 500/mo | Also described as 10 min of video + 3 survey responses + 500 credits. Watermark. |\n| Starter | $29/mo, or $18/mo billed yearly | 1,250/mo, or 15,000/year on the yearly display | Yearly invoice total was not printed as its own sticker. |\n| Pro | $89/mo, or $64/mo billed yearly | 6,000/mo, or 72,000/year on the yearly display | Monthly steppers: 12k/$176, 24k/$347, 36k/$514, 48k/$676. Yearly steppers copied: 144k/$126 and 576k/$486. |\n| Enterprise | Custom | **not observed** | Contact path. The bundle was not itemized. |\n| Learner seat | $29 per learner a month, or $25 per learner a month on the yearly context | **not observed** as a credit grant | A per-person price beside the video plans. Which plan requires it was **not observed**. |\n| Studio Express-1 | $1,000/year | **not observed** | Stated for annual plan users. Monthly-plan price **not observed**. |\n\nThe yearly lines are monthly displays, not a second lump-sum sticker. Starter yearly is shown as $18 a month billed yearly. Pro yearly is shown as $64 a month billed yearly. The extract did not print a single annual invoice total for either plan. Pay the invoice Synthesia shows. The monthly Starter sticker is $29. The monthly Pro sticker is $89. Those are different amounts from the billed-yearly displays. This page does not invent a percent-off label, and it does not multiply the monthly displays into a yearly total the HTML did not print.\n\nThe Pro credit steps are not a clean double of the base row. On the monthly card, 6,000 credits sit at $89 and 12,000 sit at $176. Doubling the $89 price does not land on $176. On the yearly display, 72,000 credits sit at $64 a month and 144,000 sit at $126. Doubling the $64 display does not land on $126. 576,000 credits is eight times the 72,000-credit yearly base, and $486 is the price copied with that far step. It is its own pair, not a multiple this page will turn into a formula. There is no rate card in the extract that explains the gap. Read each stepper as its own pair. The $126 and $486 figures sit on the yearly display next to the $64 a month line, in that same shorthand. They were not copied as separate annual invoices.\n\nA paid credit-to-minute rate was **not observed**. The Basic line's \"10 min video\" cannot be divided into the Starter or Pro grants without inventing a burn. 1,250 credits and 15,000 credits a year are both real, and 15,000 divided by 12 is 1,250, so the yearly Starter pool matches twelve monthly Starter grants. 72,000 divided by 12 is 6,000, so the yearly Pro pool matches twelve monthly Pro grants at the base step. That is a credit identity. It is still not a minute count.\n\nThe learner prices are two monthly figures, not a computed annual invoice. The monthly context is $29 per learner a month. The yearly context is $25 per learner a month. The extract did not print a lump-sum year of seats. How many learners are included before the seat price starts was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Basic prints a $0 price, a 500-credit grant, a 10-minute description, a survey count of 3, and a watermark, so a training team can see the trial's shape before a card is required. A card requirement on Basic was **not observed**. The $0 line is what the page showed.\n- Starter and Pro each show a monthly sticker and a lower billed-yearly monthly sticker, with credit pools that match twelve times the monthly grant at the base step.\n- Pro's monthly credit control prints four larger steps with dollar prices, so a bigger month is not automatically an Enterprise call.\n- The learner seat has two observed prices, $29 and $25, which lets a course budget count people separately from render credits.\n- The site markets API and MCP documentation, so an integration review can start from the vendor's own claim while this directory still refuses to store an endpoint it did not copy.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Paid credits do not convert to minutes on this extract. Budgeting a 10-minute lesson on Starter or Pro from the Basic wording would invent a rate.\n- The yearly Pro stepper list in the research note jumps from 144,000 credits at $126 to 576,000 credits at $486. The prices between those points are **not observed**.\n- MCP documentation is marketed, and the server URL was not copied. An agent config cannot be filled from this page.\n- Studio Express-1 is $1,000 a year and is tied to annual plan users. A monthly buyer cannot price that add-on from the extract.\n- The learner seat is not attached to a named plan in the notes used here. A team can see the per-learner price and still not see whether Starter already includes seats.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Open the pricing page and read Basic as $0, 500 credits a month, also described as 10 minutes of video plus 3 survey responses plus those credits, with a watermark. Render one lesson at the length you actually ship. Do not treat the 10-minute phrase as the burn rate for Starter or Pro.\n2. Move to Starter at $29 a month, or the $18 billed-yearly display with 15,000 credits a year, when the free grant is the limit. Move to Pro at $89, or the $64 billed-yearly display with 72,000 credits a year, when the credit step is the limit. Read the stepper pair you will buy. Add learner seats only after the product shows which plan asks for them, at $29 or $25 per learner a month as printed.\n3. Export the lesson, then finish captions and the frame in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If the voice must be a named clone the Synthesia extract did not price, record or synthesize it in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) only after the product accepts that audio. External audio on a named Synthesia plan was **not observed**.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), Synthesia is the training presenter. HeyGen remains the default on that workflow for a creator who compared a solo card, a translation table, and a documented API on 2026-10-16. Synthesia enters when the purchase is credits plus learners. Keep each lesson inside an allowance you have actually measured in the product. This page cannot turn 1,250 or 6,000 credits into a lesson count.\n\nA Shorts or TikTok cut of a finished lesson is a second step. The pricing extract did not print a 9:16 preset, a safe zone, or an auto-post destination. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is where that frame gets cut. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) apply when a long lesson must be mined for clips. They are not substitutes for the avatar render.\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), Synthesia is the wrong default. That workflow's checked path is a product-led actor ad. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is built around a URL and an ad credit system. Synthesia's observed extras are survey responses, learner seats, and an annual avatar add-on. Those are course objects. A spokesperson ad can still be rendered here if the buyer already holds a Synthesia plan. The commercial terms for putting that render into paid media were **not observed** on this pricing pass. Read the current terms before a learner-seat contract is reused as an ad license.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo third-party video model and no speech-model name was printed on the 2026-10-17 pricing extract. Studio Express-1 is the name of a $1,000-a-year avatar add-on for annual plan users. It is not a model card. This page does not list Synthesia as a host for Kling, Seedance, Veo, or any other generator. Whether Express-1 calls a named engine under the hood was **not observed**. When a cutaway has to come from a named video model, generate that shot in a tool that prints the model, then bring the file back. That hop spends a different meter.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the pricing site markets an API together with MCP documentation. The 2026-10-17 extract did not copy a base URL, an auth header, a docs URL, or a rate limit, so this entry sets no `api_url`. Which plan may call the API, and whether a call spends the same credits as the website, were **not observed**.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. Documentation is marketed. The official MCP server URL was not copied on this pass, so there is no `mcp.url`. A marketing line is not an address a client can add. Guessing a path on synthesia.io would invent an endpoint. Copy a URL only from a developer page that prints one.\n\nFor a printed creator endpoint, use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), [Creatify](/tools/creatify), or [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A Synthesia key does not authenticate those products. HeyGen's own docs, checked on a different day, also separate website credits from an API wallet. Do not assume Synthesia uses that split. The split here was **not observed**.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the creator-tilted avatar studio, with a checked Free plan, a $29 Creator card, translation lines, and an official remote MCP URL. Synthesia is the credit-and-learner training buy.\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the URL-to-ad studio on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). Use it when the input is a product page and the output is a testable ad.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice layer when Synthesia's extract does not name the speaker you need. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor after export.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) and [Submagic](/tools/submagic) turn a long file into captioned shorts. They start after a lesson exists, or instead of an avatar when the source is already a recording.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Does Basic include 500 credits or 10 minutes?\n\nThe extract says both, as one allowance description. Basic is $0 a month with 500 credits a month, and the free allowance is also described as 10 minutes of video plus 3 survey responses plus 500 credits, with a watermark. This directory does not reduce that sentence to a single credits-per-minute rate, and it does not apply the 10-minute phrase to Starter or Pro.\n\n### How much is Pro if I need more than 6,000 credits?\n\nOn the monthly control checked on 2026-10-17, the steps beside 6,000 credits at $89 were 12,000 at $176, 24,000 at $347, 36,000 at $514, and 48,000 at $676. On the yearly display, 72,000 credits a year sit at $64 a month billed yearly. The yearly steps copied in this pass are 144,000 credits at $126 and 576,000 credits at $486. Prices between those two yearly steps are **not observed**. Enterprise remains custom.\n\n### Is yearly Starter $18 a month?\n\nThe page shows $18 a month billed yearly, with 15,000 credits a year. It does not print a separate lump-sum annual invoice. This page does not multiply that display into a yearly total the HTML omitted. The monthly Starter price is $29 for 1,250 credits a month. Checkout is the charge.\n\n### Does Synthesia have an official MCP server URL on this page?\n\nNo URL is stored. The site markets API and MCP documentation, which is why `has_api` is true, and the endpoint itself was **not observed** on 2026-10-17, which is why `mcp.official` is false. Add a server only after the vendor page prints the URL.\n\n### What does a learner seat cost?\n\n$29 per learner a month on the monthly context, and $25 per learner a month on the yearly context, as checked on 2026-10-17. The extract does not say which video plan includes seats before that price starts, and it does not say whether a seat includes credits. Studio Express-1 is a different line, at $1,000 a year for annual plan users.", "path": "/tools/synthesia" }, { "workflows": [ "ugc-ads" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Synthesys", "summary": "A multi-model marketing agent on synthesys.io, billed in credits. Synthesys and Synthesia are different products. Starter is $29 or $20/mo yearly ($240/yr) for 3,500 credits/mo. Pro, Agency, and Max sit on the same pricing page.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Starter $29 or $20/mo yearly ($240/yr), 3,500 credits/mo; Pro $59 or $41/mo ($492/yr), 8,000 credits; Agency $119 or $83/mo ($996/yr), 17,000 credits; Max from $199 or $139/mo ($1,668/yr), 30,000 credits. Packs 1,000/$10, 2,750/$25, 6,000/$50 (struck promo amounts not copied). MCP marketed; FAQ mentions API keys and a 5,000 credit daily cap — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "MCP is marketed. The FAQ extract mentions API keys and a 5,000 credit daily cap. No MCP server URL and no API docs URL were copied on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "synthesys", "markdown": "Synthesys is the multi-model marketing agent in this batch, priced in credits on synthesys.io. Synthesys and [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia) are different products. The names differ by one letter. The hosts differ: synthesys.io and synthesia.io. The jobs differ: a marketing agent here, and a training avatar studio with learner seats on the Synthesia page. A credit on one site is not a credit on the other. Do not import Synthesia's Basic, Starter, or Pro ladder onto this page, and do not import these credit packs onto the Synthesia page.\n\nChecked on 2026-10-17, [synthesys.io/pricing](https://synthesys.io/pricing) returned HTTP 200 to a plain fetch. Every dollar figure below is that page, as copied into the batch note. A model name, a resolution, and a credit burn per finished ad were not in the extract. Those gaps stay **not observed**.\n\nThis directory files the tool under YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts because that is the platform set on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). A vendor list of export presets was **not observed**. The capability tag on this entry is the directory's filing for a marketing agent that spends credits on video. It is not a copied model card.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nSynthesys fits a marketer who wants one credit subscription across a multi-model agent, and a team that will buy Starter, Pro, Agency, or Max and then top up with a credit pack. Starter is the first named rung. Pro is the second. Agency is the third. Max is the rung whose sticker is written with the word \"from.\" A free plan was **not observed**. Seat counts and a learner price were **not observed**. The learner seat is a Synthesia fact, on [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia). It is not a Synthesys line in this extract.\n\nIt is a weak fit when the buyer asked for Synthesia and landed here by the spelling. Open [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia) for the training studio. It is a weak fit when the input is a product URL and the buyer wants a published URL-to-video credit row. That login is [Creatify](/tools/creatify), on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). It is a weak fit when the job is a presenter with a remote MCP URL this directory has stored. That login is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). It is a weak fit when the ad is product-in-hand and the test should start at $1. That login is [MakeUGC](/tools/makeugc). It is a weak fit when the edit is captions on a file you already have. That login is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A named voice, when this extract names no speaker, is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\nUse Synthesys when the unit of work is the marketing agent, the meter is the credit grant below, and you have read the daily-cap sentence in the FAQ before you plan a batch.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe batch job is a multi-model marketing agent. \"Multi-model\" is the positioning sentence. The model names behind it were **not observed**. This page does not fill the blank with Kling, Seedance, Veo, or Aurora. [Topview](/tools/topview) printed a Seedance 2.5 cell. That cell is Topview's. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) names models on its own billing page. Those names are Creatify's.\n\nYou spend credits. Starter is written as 3,500 credits a month. Pro is written as 8,000 credits. Agency is written as 17,000 credits. Max is written as 30,000 credits. Only the Starter line repeats \"/mo\" on the credit figure. The other three figures sit in the same list without that suffix copied again. The parallel reading is a monthly grant. A sentence that said \"8,000 credits per month\" as its own phrase, separate from the Starter wording, was not copied for Pro, Agency, or Max. A yearly credit pool that differs from twelve monthly grants was **not observed**. This page does not invent one.\n\nWhat one credit buys — a second of video, a 30-second ad, an image, a script — was **not observed**. A duration cap, a resolution, a language count, a watermark, an actor count, and a commercial-license sentence were **not observed**. The agent may wrap several generators. The extract does not say which button spends which model. Until a rate card names the burn, a 3,500-credit month is a pool, not a video count.\n\nCredit packs sit beside the plans: 1,000 credits for $10, 2,750 for $25, and 6,000 for $50. Promo struck prices were also shown. The struck amounts were not copied, so those earlier pack prices are **not observed**. Do not guess a crossed-out dollar. Whether pack credits expire, roll, or share the 5,000 daily cap was **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [synthesys.io/pricing](https://synthesys.io/pricing).\n\n| Plan | Sticker as written | Yearly display | Yearly total printed | Credits as written |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Starter | $29 | $20/mo yearly | $240/yr | 3,500 credits/mo |\n| Pro | $59 | $41/mo | $492/yr | 8,000 credits |\n| Agency | $119 | $83/mo | $996/yr | 17,000 credits |\n| Max | from $199 | from $139/mo | $1,668/yr | 30,000 credits |\n\nThe yearly totals match twelve times the yearly monthly display. $20 times 12 is $240. $41 times 12 is $492. $83 times 12 is $996. $139 times 12 is $1,668. Those identities are checks on numbers the page already printed. They are not a second price. Pay the invoice Synthesys shows. The higher sticker in each pair ($29, $59, $119, and from $199) is the other option in the extract. This page calls that reading the non-yearly price because the sentence is \"$29 or $20/mo yearly.\" The word \"month\" is printed on the $20 side. It is not reprinted as a suffix on $29 in the note.\n\nThe dollar gaps from the higher sticker to the yearly display are $9, $18, $36, and $60. As ratios, $20 is $9 under $29, $41 is $18 under $59, $83 is $36 under $119, and $139 is $60 under $199. Dividing those gaps by the higher sticker is about 31 percent, 31 percent, 30 percent, and 30 percent. Synthesys did not print a single \"save 30 percent\" label in the extract. The percents are arithmetic. The stickers are the prices. Max keeps the word \"from\" on both sides. Steps above $199, above $139 a month, above $1,668 a year, and above 30,000 credits were **not observed**.\n\n| Pack | Price | Credits per dollar, by division | Dollar per credit, by division |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1,000 credits | $10 | 100 | $0.01 |\n| 2,750 credits | $25 | 110 | about $0.00909 |\n| 6,000 credits | $50 | 120 | about $0.00833 |\n| Struck promo packs | **not observed** | **not observed** | **not observed** |\n\nThe pack table is division of printed pairs. Synthesys did not print a \"price per credit\" line. Larger packs yield more credits per dollar on these three pairs: 100, then 110, then 120. A full spend of the Starter grant at the $29 sticker is $29 divided by 3,500, about $0.0083 per credit, which is under the $0.01 smallest pack if you use the whole grant and if 3,500 is the monthly pool you are dividing. The same grant at the $20 yearly display is $20 divided by 3,500, about $0.0057 per credit. Pro at $59 across 8,000 credits is $0.007375 per credit. Pro at $41 is $41 divided by 8,000, which is $0.005125. Agency at $119 across 17,000 is about $0.007 per credit. Agency at $83 is about $0.0049. Max at the $199 floor across 30,000 is about $0.0066. Max at the $139 floor is about $0.0046. Every one of those quotients assumes you spend the grant the note printed, and it assumes the Pro, Agency, and Max figures are the same kind of monthly pool as Starter's 3,500. They are planning aids. They are not a vendor rate card, and they are not a price per finished ad. The burn per ad was **not observed**.\n\nThe FAQ extract mentions API keys and a credit daily cap of 5,000. If that cap binds the plan pool, Starter's 3,500 sits under a single day's ceiling, Pro's 8,000 needs more than one day (5,000 plus a 3,000 remainder), Agency's 17,000 needs four days at a hard 5,000 ceiling (three full days are 15,000, and 2,000 remain), and Max's 30,000 is six days of 5,000. That schedule is conditional. The extract does not say the cap applies to the web app, to API keys only, or to pack credits. It does not say the cap resets at midnight or rolling 24 hours. Those scopes are **not observed**. Use the 5,000 figure as a ceiling you must confirm, not as a videos-per-day promise.\n\nA free tier was **not observed**. Refund terms were **not observed**. Rollover of unused plan credits was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Four plan names each have a higher sticker, a yearly monthly display, a printed yearly total, and a credit figure, and each yearly total matches twelve times its monthly display.\n- Credit packs print three pairs, so a top-up has a dollar amount without inventing a fourth subscription.\n- The pack pairs get cheaper per credit as they get larger, on a plain division a buyer can redo: 100, 110, and 120 credits per dollar.\n- The FAQ mentions API keys, so an integration review can start from the vendor's own mention while this page still stores no docs URL.\n- The FAQ mentions a 5,000 credit daily cap, which is a batch-planning constraint even before the scope of that cap is confirmed.\n- The product name and the host are distinct from Synthesia, so a training buyer can be sent to the other page instead of the wrong ladder.\n\n## Cons\n\n- No model name and no credit burn per ad were copied. A 3,500-credit month is not a count of videos.\n- \"/mo\" is explicit on Starter's credits and not repeated on Pro, Agency, and Max. Treating 8,000, 17,000, and 30,000 as monthly is the parallel reading, and it is still a reading.\n- Struck promo prices on the packs were shown and not copied. A buyer who remembers a crossed-out pack price cannot confirm it here.\n- Max is priced with \"from.\" The ceiling above $199, $139 a month, and 30,000 credits was **not observed**.\n- MCP is marketed, and the server URL was **not observed**. API keys are mentioned, and the docs URL was **not observed**.\n- The daily cap's scope was **not observed**. Planning a 30,000-credit day would ignore a figure the FAQ already printed.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Confirm you are on synthesys.io and not on [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia). Then pick the rung from the grant and the sticker. Starter is $29 or $20 a month yearly ($240 a year) for 3,500 credits a month. Pro is $59 or $41 a month ($492) for 8,000 credits. Agency is $119 or $83 a month ($996) for 17,000 credits. Max starts at $199 or $139 a month ($1,668) for 30,000 credits. Read \"from\" on Max as a floor.\n2. If the grant is short, add a pack at the printed pair: 1,000 credits for $10, 2,750 for $25, or 6,000 for $50. Ignore struck promo amounts this page did not copy. Before a large batch, read the FAQ's 5,000 credit daily cap and confirm whether it binds the pool you are spending. The burn per ad was **not observed**, so the in-app cost shown before you confirm is the number this extract cannot replace.\n3. If the export still needs a platform cut, finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If the job was a product URL with Creatify's rate card, or a presenter with HeyGen's MCP URL, start in [Creatify](/tools/creatify) or [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) instead of spending Synthesys credits on a job this page cannot meter.\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), Synthesys is the marketing-agent login with the credit ladder above. Creatify remains the workflow's primary published path when the input is a product URL and the buyer wants a URL-to-video row from Creatify's own billing page. MakeUGC is the product-in-hand try at $1, with a yearly display and API on every plan. Topview is the annual-card login that printed a Seedance 2.5 720P example at $3.60 per 30 seconds. Arcads is the actor-ad login whose public stickers were **not observed**. Synthesys does not replace those meters. Its own meter is credits, packs, and a 5,000 daily cap whose scope you still have to confirm. A commercial-license sentence was **not observed** on this extract. A paid-media buy needs the license from the product.\n\n[AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) is the path for a talking presenter. The default there is HeyGen, or Synthesia when the buyer is a training org with learner seats. Synthesys is not filed on that workflow. The extract did not print an avatar count, a translation table, or a learner price. Sending a course team to synthesys.io because the name looks like Synthesia is the spelling error this page exists to stop.\n\n[Voice publish](/workflow/voice-publish) is the wrong primary slug. No speech rate was copied. A named voice is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs), on a separate bill. [Captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) is the cut after the agent exports a file, in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or [Captions](/tools/captions). Caption languages on Synthesys were **not observed**.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nThe positioning line says multi-model. The pricing extract names no model. Seedance, Kling, Veo, Sora, Aurora, and any speech model are **not observed** as Synthesys backends on this pass. Credit costs that differ by model were **not observed**. The packs and the plan grants are the only credit integers copied, plus the 5,000 daily cap. When a shot has to cite a model, render it in a tool that prints the model name and pay that tool. [Seedance](/tools/seedance) and the [Seedance model page](/models/seedance) are the model family. They are not a claim that Synthesys hosts them.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the FAQ extract mentions API keys. The same check did not copy a base URL, an auth header, a docs URL, or a per-endpoint credit table, so this entry sets no `api_url`. The credit daily cap of 5,000 is the only numeric API-adjacent limit copied. Whether every key shares one cap, and whether web-app clicks count against it, was **not observed**. Plan credits and pack credits may or may not be the API wallet. That identity was **not observed**.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. MCP is marketed. The server URL was **not observed** on 2026-10-17, so there is no `mcp.url`. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) and [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) are the UGC-adjacent logins on this directory that print an official MCP URL. A Synthesys subscription does not authenticate those servers. An agent that needs a documented endpoint should start on a page that stored one.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia) is the training and enterprise avatar studio on synthesia.io. It is a different product. Its ladder, its learner seats, and its credits belong on that page. Synthesys is the marketing agent on synthesys.io, with the credit pairs in the table above.\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the URL-to-ad studio with a public API rate card and an official MCP URL. Use Creatify when the input is a product link. Use Synthesys when the buy is this credit subscription and the agent is the interface.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter studio. Use it when the face and the translation are the asset and you want a stored MCP URL. Synthesys did not print a translation table on this pass.\n- [MakeUGC](/tools/makeugc) and [Topview](/tools/topview) are the other UGC-shaped logins in this batch, one with a $1 try and AdFlow counts, one with annual cards and a Seedance 2.5 example. [Arcads](/tools/arcads) has no public sticker on this check.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the editor after export. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice this extract did not name.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Synthesys the same product as Synthesia?\n\nNo. Synthesys and Synthesia are different products. Synthesys is the multi-model marketing agent at synthesys.io, with the credit plans on this page. Synthesia is the training avatar studio at synthesia.io, filed here as [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia). The extra letter is the entire difference in the name, and it is not a small difference in the product. Credits do not transfer. Learner seats were copied on the Synthesia research, not on this Synthesys extract.\n\n### How much is Synthesys Pro, and how many credits come with it?\n\nPro is $59, or $41 a month with a printed yearly total of $492, and the credit figure written beside it is 8,000 credits. $41 times 12 is $492, so the yearly total matches the monthly display. The note writes \"/mo\" on Starter's 3,500 credits and does not repeat that suffix on the 8,000. The parallel reading is a monthly grant. A per-ad burn was **not observed**.\n\n### What do the credit packs cost?\n\nThe copied pairs are 1,000 credits for $10, 2,750 credits for $25, and 6,000 credits for $50. By division that is 100, 110, and 120 credits per dollar. Struck promo prices were on the page, and the struck amounts were **not observed**. Whether pack credits share the 5,000 daily cap was **not observed**.\n\n### What is the 5,000 credit daily cap?\n\nThe FAQ extract mentions API keys and a credit daily cap of 5,000. If the cap binds a plan pool, Starter's 3,500 fits in one day, and Max's 30,000 is six days of 5,000. The extract does not say the cap binds the web app, API calls only, or both. Confirm the scope before you schedule a batch. The figure itself is copied. The scope is **not observed**.\n\n### Does Synthesys have an official MCP server?\n\nMCP is marketed, and no server URL was copied on 2026-10-17, so `mcp.official` is false. API keys are mentioned, so `has_api` is true, and no docs URL was copied, so there is no `api_url`. Use the in-product credit balance until a first-party URL is on the page you can read.", "path": "/tools/synthesys" }, { "workflows": [ "ugc-ads", "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar", "t2v" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Topview", "summary": "Product-to-UGC shorts on annual cards, with a credit multiplier from 1× to 5× plus Custom. Plus is $36/mo billed annually ($432/yr). A Seedance 2.5 720P example on the card is $3.60 per 30 seconds. A free-tier sticker was not observed.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Annual cards: Plus $36/mo ($432/yr); Business struck $75 to $44/mo ($528/yr); Ultra struck $150 to $50/mo ($599.9/yr); Team struck $180 to $56/seat/mo ($672/seat/yr), seats from 2. Credit multiplier 1×–5× Custom, base credits not observed. Seedance 2.5 720P example $3.60/30s. Other rate cells not copied. API and MCP on higher tiers, URLs not observed. Free tier not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "Feature copy lists MCP and API access on higher tiers. The tier names, the API docs URL, and the MCP server URL were not copied on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "topview", "markdown": "Topview is the product-to-UGC-shorts login in this batch. The output the positioning line names is a UGC short. The input it names is a product. Checked on 2026-10-17, [topview.ai/pricing](https://www.topview.ai/pricing) returned HTTP 200 to a plain fetch. The cards in the extract are annual. Plus is $36 a month billed annually, $432 a year. Business shows a struck $75 moving to $44 a month, $528 a year. Ultra shows a struck $150 moving to $50 a month, $599.9 a year. Team shows a struck $180 moving to $56 per seat a month, $672 per seat a year, with a seat stepper that starts at 2. The same cards expose a credit multiplier from 1× through 5×, plus Custom. One generation example is printed in full: Seedance 2.5 at 720P for $3.60 per 30 seconds. Other rate-table cells were present and were not copied. A free-tier sticker was not clearly present. Those gaps stay **not observed**.\n\nThis directory files the tool under YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts because that is the platform set on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads). A vendor list of export presets was **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nTopview fits a shop that already has a product and wants UGC shorts on an annual card, and a team that will start the Team stepper at two seats. Plus is the first named card, at $36 a month on the annual display. Business and Ultra are the next two cards, each with a struck price and a lower price. Team is the per-seat card. The multiplier, from 1× to 5× plus Custom, is how the extract says credits scale. The credit integer at 1× was **not observed**, so a buyer cannot yet say how many shorts Plus includes.\n\nIt is a weak fit when the test must start at a $1 try with API on every plan. That login is [MakeUGC](/tools/makeugc). It is a weak fit when the input is a product URL and the buyer wants a published URL-to-video credit row. That login is [Creatify](/tools/creatify). It is a weak fit when the job is a presenter, a translation, or a stored MCP URL. That login is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). It is a weak fit when the public pricing page itself has to show a sticker before signup and the vendor's pricing URL is a 404. That is the [Arcads](/tools/arcads) situation, and it is the opposite of this check: Topview's pricing URL returned 200 and printed dollars. A phone edit with captions is [Captions](/tools/captions). A desktop cut is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A named voice is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A training studio with learner seats is [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia), which is a different product from the marketing agent [Synthesys](/tools/synthesys).\n\nUse Topview when the unit of work is a product turned into a UGC short, you can live with annual cards, and you will read the Seedance example as one cell rather than as a full rate card.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe job is product to UGC shorts. The extract does not say whether the product arrives as a URL, a photo, a SKU, or a written brief. The import method is **not observed**. Duration caps other than the 30-second Seedance example, a default aspect ratio, a language count, a watermark rule, an actor-library size, and a commercial-license sentence were **not observed**. A paid-media buy needs the license from the product. A UGC-short template is not that sentence.\n\nThe annual cards carry a credit multiplier: 1×, then steps through 5×, plus Custom. The base credit count at 1× was not copied. The dollar price of the 2×, 3×, 4×, 5×, and Custom steps was not copied. The extract prints one price per plan next to that range. It does not say whether $36 stays $36 at 5×, or whether each step has its own invoice. Both readings are possible. This page will not pick one. A buyer who needs 5× should read the price that appears when the control is on 5×. That screen was **not observed** here.\n\nOne rate-table cell is safe to quote. Seedance 2.5 at 720P is given as an example at $3.60 per 30 seconds. Other cells were on the table and were not copied into the batch note. Those cells are **not observed**. Do not fill them from [Seedance](/tools/seedance), from Dreamina's plan prices, or from [Creatify](/tools/creatify)'s API table. The instruction on this batch is to quote only the verified cell.\n\nAPI access and MCP are listed on higher tiers in the feature copy. The tier names that count as higher were **not observed**. Plus may or may not be one of them. This page does not assign the API to Ultra or Team by guesswork.\n\nA free tier was not clearly stickered. This page does not convert that absence into \"there is no free plan.\" The free sticker is **not observed**. A monthly toggle, separate from these annual cards, was **not observed**. The struck figures ($75, $150, $180) are on the annual cards. They are not labeled as a monthly-plan column.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [topview.ai/pricing](https://www.topview.ai/pricing).\n\n| Plan | Struck price on the annual card | Price you are shown | Yearly total printed | Seats |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Plus | **not observed** | $36/mo billed annually | $432/yr | A seat count was **not observed**. |\n| Business | $75 | $44/mo | $528/yr | A seat count was **not observed**. |\n| Ultra | $150 | $50/mo | $599.9/yr | A seat count was **not observed**. |\n| Team | $180 | $56/seat/mo | $672/seat/yr | Stepper starts at 2. |\n\nThree of the four yearly totals match twelve times the monthly display. $36 times 12 is $432. $44 times 12 is $528. $56 times 12 is $672. Ultra does not match that cleanly. $50 times 12 is $600. The card prints $599.9. The difference is $0.10. Store $599.9. Do not replace it with $600, and do not call $600 the Ultra year. The printed yearly total is the sticker. The multiplication is only a check, and on Ultra the check is ten cents off.\n\nThe struck prices are observed numbers, and they are the prices with a strike, not the prices to pay. Business moves from $75 to $44, a $31 gap on the monthly display. Ultra moves from $150 to $50, a $100 gap. Team moves from $180 to $56, a $124 gap per seat. As ratios, $44 is 44/75 of the struck Business figure, $50 is one third of the struck Ultra figure, and $56 is 56/180 of the struck Team figure. Topview did not print those ratios as a \"percent off\" label. Pay the unstruck number: $44, $50, or $56. Plus has no struck price in the extract. Do not invent a was-price for Plus.\n\nTeam is per seat, and the stepper starts at 2. A one-seat Team invoice was **not observed**. Two seats at the unstruck display are $56 times 2, or $112 a month, and $672 times 2, or $1,344 a year. That pair is arithmetic on the printed per-seat stickers. It is the smallest Team quantity the stepper's start implies. Confirm the seat control before you treat $56 as a solo plan. $56 is a per-seat figure. It is not a two-seat bundle price unless checkout says so.\n\nThe credit multiplier is not a fifth price column. Base credits at 1× are **not observed**. Step prices at 2×, 3×, 4×, 5×, and Custom are **not observed**. Custom's credit ceiling and Custom's dollar amount are **not observed**.\n\nThe Seedance 2.5 720P example is $3.60 per 30 seconds. Dividing that printed pair gives $0.12 per second. A linear extension to 60 seconds would be $7.20. The card did not print a per-minute rate, so the $7.20 figure is arithmetic, not a sticker. Whether $3.60 is a cash overage, a conversion of credits into dollars, or a standalone example was **not observed**. Because that identity is missing, this page does not say Plus includes a number of Seedance clips. A cash comparison is allowed and is labeled as a comparison: $432 divided by $3.60 is 120. If someone treats the example as cash per 30 seconds, separate from the subscription, a year of Plus at $432 is the same cash as 120 of those 30-second examples. That is not a sentence that Plus includes 120 videos. Business at $528 divided by $3.60 is not an integer. Ultra at $599.9 divided by $3.60 is not an integer. Those quotients are worse candidates for an \"included videos\" claim, and this page does not make one.\n\nOther rate-table cells remain **not observed**. A second resolution, a second model, and a 1080P Seedance price were not in the copied cell.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Four annual cards print a price and a yearly total, so Plus, Business, Ultra, and Team can be compared without a monthly toggle this extract did not show.\n- Plus, Business, and Team have yearly totals that match twelve times the monthly display. Ultra's $599.9 is close to $600 and is stored as printed, which makes the ten-cent gap visible instead of smoothed away.\n- Business, Ultra, and Team show struck prices next to the price you pay, so the discount is a pair of copied numbers rather than a percent this page would have to invent.\n- Team's stepper starts at 2, which tells a solo buyer that the per-seat card is not priced as a one-seat plan in this extract.\n- One generation cell is specific: Seedance 2.5, 720P, $3.60 per 30 seconds. That is enough to cite a model and a duration without filling the rest of the table.\n- API and MCP are mentioned in feature copy on higher tiers, which is a lead for an integration review even though the unlocking tier was not named.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The credit integer at 1× was **not observed**, and the dollar price of each multiplier step was **not observed**. \"5×\" is not a video count and is not a second invoice.\n- A free tier was **not observed**. A distinct monthly sticker, separate from the annual cards, was **not observed**.\n- Ultra's yearly total is $599.9, ten cents under $50 times 12. Budget the printed total.\n- The Seedance example cannot be turned into \"videos included\" until the page says the $3.60 comes out of the plan.\n- Every rate cell except Seedance 2.5 at 720P was left uncopied. A 1080P budget cannot be read from this page.\n- API and MCP are \"higher tiers,\" and the tier names were **not observed**. Plus is not a verified yes or a verified no.\n- The import method, the watermark, the language list, and the commercial license were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Read the annual card, not a monthly price this extract did not separate. Plus is $36 a month, $432 a year. Business is $44 a month after a struck $75, $528 a year. Ultra is $50 a month after a struck $150, $599.9 a year. Team is $56 per seat a month after a struck $180, $672 per seat a year, and the stepper starts at 2. If you move the credit multiplier off 1×, read the new dollar amount in the app. The step prices were **not observed** here.\n2. If the shot is the Seedance 2.5 720P example, the copied price is $3.60 per 30 seconds. Do not apply that dollar to a different model or a different resolution. Those cells were present and not copied. Confirm whether the $3.60 is included in the plan or billed beside it. That relationship was **not observed**.\n3. If the short still needs a platform cut or a named voice, finish in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) and, for the voice, in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). If you needed a $1 try or a public URL-to-video rate card instead, start with [MakeUGC](/tools/makeugc) or [Creatify](/tools/creatify).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), Topview is the annual-card path from a product to a UGC short. The workflow's published cost note is built from other tools' stickers, including Creatify. Topview's own stickers are the table above, checked 2026-10-17, and they are not yet a line in that note. Creatify stays the primary when the input is a URL and you want Creatify's credit rows. MakeUGC stays the $1 product-in-hand try. Synthesys is the marketing-agent credit ladder on synthesys.io, and it is a different product from [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia). Arcads cannot be a cost line until a public sticker exists. The only Topview generation price safe to cite inside the workflow is Seedance 2.5 at 720P for $3.60 per 30 seconds, and only as an example cell, not as an inclusion.\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), Topview overlaps the actor job only as far as \"UGC shorts\" implies a person. An actor count and a lip-sync language list were **not observed**. HeyGen remains the default when the buyer needs a checked presenter plan and the official MCP URL. A multilingual lesson cannot be planned from the $36 Plus card.\n\n[Voice publish](/workflow/voice-publish) is the wrong primary slug. No speech rate was copied. [Captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) is the path after the short exists. Safe-zone insets were **not observed** on the Topview pricing extract. When the frame still fails, the desktop editor is [CapCut](/tools/capcut).\n\n## Underlying models\n\nThe only named model cell on the 2026-10-17 extract is Seedance 2.5 at 720P, priced as an example at $3.60 per 30 seconds. [Seedance](/tools/seedance) on this directory is the ByteDance model family as creators run it in Dreamina and in CapCut. The [Seedance model page](/models/seedance) is that family. Topview's $3.60 is a Topview card. It is not a Dreamina plan price, and Dreamina's prices must not be pasted backward onto Plus. Other models on Topview's rate table were **not observed** because their cells were not copied. Kling, Veo, and Aurora are **not observed** as Topview backends on this pass. A credit multiplier without a base integer does not name a model.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because feature copy lists API access on higher tiers. The 2026-10-17 extract did not name those tiers, and it did not copy a base URL, an auth scheme, a docs URL, or a rate limit, so this entry sets no `api_url`. A Plus buyer cannot treat the pill as permission. \"Higher tiers\" is the phrase that was copied. The unlocking name is **not observed**.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. MCP is listed in the same higher-tier feature copy. The server URL was **not observed**, so there is no `mcp.url`. [Creatify](/tools/creatify) and [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) print official MCP URLs on their own pages. A Topview annual card does not authenticate those servers. Recheck the feature row before you point an agent at a guessed host. The date on this refusal is 2026-10-17.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Creatify](/tools/creatify) is the URL-to-ad studio with a web ladder and a separate API credit table. Use Creatify when the input is a link and the burn rate has to be on a docs page. Use Topview when the buy is an annual card and the one quoted cell you need is Seedance 2.5 at 720P.\n- [MakeUGC](/tools/makeugc) is the product-in-hand UGC login with a $1 try, a yearly display of $29, $39, and $79 a month, and API on every plan. Topview's copied difference is the annual cards, the credit multiplier, and the Seedance example.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the presenter studio with a stored MCP URL. Use HeyGen when the likeness is the asset. Use Topview when the asset is a product UGC short and you accept an annual card whose 1× credit count was not copied.\n- [Synthesys](/tools/synthesys) is the multi-model marketing agent on synthesys.io, with its own credit packs. It is not [Synthesia](/tools/synthesia). [Arcads](/tools/arcads) is the actor-ad login with no public sticker on this check.\n- [Seedance](/tools/seedance) is where the named model lives as its own product. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the cut. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice the Topview cell did not price.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### How much is Topview Plus for a year?\n\nPlus is $36 a month billed annually, and the printed yearly total is $432. $36 times 12 is $432, so the total matches the monthly display. A struck price on Plus was **not observed**. The credit count at 1×, and the price if you set the multiplier to 5×, were **not observed**.\n\n### Why is Ultra's year $599.9 and not $600?\n\nThe card prints $50 a month and $599.9 a year. $50 times 12 is $600. The difference is $0.10. This page stores $599.9 because that is the printed yearly total. Business at $44 times 12 matches $528, and Team at $56 times 12 matches $672. Ultra is the row that does not land on the round product.\n\n### Does the $3.60 Seedance price mean Plus includes 120 clips?\n\nNo. The card prints a Seedance 2.5 720P example at $3.60 per 30 seconds. $432 divided by $3.60 is 120 only if you treat both numbers as cash and divide them. The extract does not say the example is deducted from Plus, billed on top of Plus, or merely illustrative. Other rate cells were **not observed**. Do not extend $3.60 to a resolution the cell did not name.\n\n### Is there a free Topview plan, or a monthly plan?\n\nA free-tier sticker was **not observed** on the 2026-10-17 extract. The cards that were copied are annual. A distinct monthly column was **not observed**. The struck $75, $150, and $180 figures sit on the annual cards beside $44, $50, and $56. They are not a verified monthly-plan price.\n\n### Does Topview have an API and an official MCP server?\n\nFeature copy lists API access and MCP on higher tiers, so `has_api` is true and the official MCP flag stays false until a server URL is copied. The unlocking tier names, the docs URL, and the MCP URL were **not observed** on 2026-10-17. Higher-tier access is not a host an agent can call from this entry.", "path": "/tools/topview" }, { "workflows": [ "captions-cover", "long-to-short" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "editor", "captions" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "VEED", "summary": "Browser editor with captions and AI credits. On the yearly view, Creator is $10 per user per month billed yearly as $125, and Pro is $20 per user per month billed yearly as $234. Distinct monthly stickers and itemized free limits were not observed.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Yearly view: Free, start for free, limits not itemized. Creator $10/user/mo billed yearly as $125 (6,000 credits, ~1,500 AI videos, no watermark, 1080p, unlimited length, subtitles 120 hr/yr). Pro $20/user/mo billed yearly as $234 (18,000 credits, ~4,500 AI videos, 4K, 50GB, translate 50+, brand kits, unlimited auto subtitles). Enterprise custom. Distinct monthly stickers not observed. Fabric and Video APIs marketed separately, prices not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "Fabric and Video APIs are marketed separately from the editor plans. No API unit price, no docs URL, and no MCP server URL were observed on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "veed", "markdown": "VEED is the browser editor in this batch, with captions and AI credits on the paid cards. Checked on 2026-10-17, the yearly view of [veed.io/pricing](https://www.veed.io/pricing) was opened in a browser. Creator is $10 per user per month, billed yearly as $125. Pro is $20 per user per month, billed yearly as $234. Enterprise is custom. Free says you can start for free. The limits on that free start were not itemized on the cards. A monthly toggle was clicked, and the interface still showed the same billed-yearly amounts. Distinct monthly stickers were **not observed**. Fabric and Video APIs are marketed separately. Their prices were **not observed**.\n\nThis directory files the tool under YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts because that is the platform set on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) and [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short). A vendor list of export presets was **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nVEED fits an editor who wants captions, a browser timeline, and a pool of AI credits, and who can pay the yearly view that this pass actually saw. Creator is the first paid row, at $10 per user per month billed yearly as $125, with 6,000 credits. Pro is the row at $20 per user per month billed yearly as $234, with 18,000 credits. The prices are per user. A team that shares one login instead of buying users is not described. Seat minimums were **not observed**. Enterprise is the custom row, with no dollar in the extract.\n\nIt is a weak fit when you already know the in and out and want the desktop timeline this directory uses as the default bench. That bench is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). It is a weak fit when the product should propose clips from a long file and can post them. That login is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), on [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short). It is a weak fit when the edit is text-based on a podcast transcript. That login is [Descript](/tools/descript). It is a weak fit when the job is a character mouth or a scripted presenter. Those logins are [Hedra](/tools/hedra) and [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). It is a weak fit when the deliverable is a named voice and no picture edit. That path is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish).\n\nUse VEED when the unit of work is a browser edit with the caption and credit lines below, and when the yearly bill of $125 or $234 per user is the figure you are willing to check at checkout. Use a neighbor when you need a monthly sticker this pass did not see.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe copied job is a browser editor, plus captions, plus AI credits. This check did not open the editor. Timeline controls, caption fonts, safe-zone insets, and export containers beyond the pricing bullets are **not observed**.\n\nFree is a start-for-free line. Watermark, resolution, credit grant, export length, and subtitle hours on Free were **not observed**. The phrase \"limits not itemized\" is the finding. This page will not write a zero-credit free row, and it will not copy a watermark onto Free from memory.\n\nCreator, on the yearly view, lists 6,000 credits and about 1,500 AI videos, no watermark, 1080p, unlimited length, and subtitles at 120 hours a year. The video count wears a tilde in the extract. About 1,500 is not an exact quota. Six thousand divided by 1,500 is 4. That quotient uses an approximate denominator. It is not a vendor rate of 4 credits per AI video, and this page does not publish it as one. Unlimited length does not name the noun. Project length, export length, and source length are all possible. The extract says unlimited length and stops.\n\nPro lists 18,000 credits and about 4,500 AI videos, 4K, 50GB, translate 50+, brand kits, and unlimited auto subtitles. The tilde is on 4,500 as well. Eighteen thousand divided by 4,500 is also 4, and the same refusal applies: an approximate video count is not a burn rate. The Pro card prints 50GB without a noun in the batch note. This page does not relabel it storage, upload, or export. Translate 50+ does not list the languages. The plus means the card claimed more than fifty. The names were **not observed**. Brand kits are named. The number of kits was **not observed**.\n\nA feature written on Pro was not repeated as a yes or a no on Creator, and the reverse is also true. This page does not build a locked comparison the cards did not print. Creator's no-watermark line, 1080p line, and 120-hour subtitle line are Creator lines. Pro's 4K, 50GB, translate, brand kits, and unlimited auto subtitles are Pro lines. Whether Pro includes Creator's no-watermark sentence, and whether Creator can export 4K, was **not observed** as a yes or a no. Subtitles at 120 hours a year and unlimited auto subtitles are different phrases. This page does not collapse them into one feature with two caps.\n\nFabric and Video APIs are marketed separately from these editor cards. A definition of Fabric, a unit price, a docs URL, and a statement that API calls spend the 6,000 or 18,000 credits were **not observed**. Do not invent an API rate to sit beside the editor plans.\n\nA commercial-license sentence was **not observed**. A paid-media buy needs the license from the product.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against the yearly view of [veed.io/pricing](https://www.veed.io/pricing). The monthly toggle was clicked. The interface still showed billed yearly as $125 and as $234. Distinct monthly stickers were **not observed**. If checkout shows another currency, checkout is the charge.\n\n| Plan | Price in the yearly view | Credits and AI videos | What the card named |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | Start for free. A dollar cap was **not observed**. | **not observed** | Limits were not itemized on the cards this pass. |\n| Creator | $10/user/mo billed yearly as $125 | 6,000 credits, about 1,500 AI videos | No watermark, 1080p, unlimited length, subtitles 120 hr/yr |\n| Pro | $20/user/mo billed yearly as $234 | 18,000 credits, about 4,500 AI videos | 4K, 50GB, translate 50+, brand kits, unlimited auto subtitles |\n| Enterprise | Custom | **not observed** | No feature list was copied past custom. |\n\nThe two paid pairs do not multiply cleanly, and this page will not repair them. Twelve times $10 is $120. The Creator card says billed yearly as $125. The difference is $5. Twelve times $20 is $240. The Pro card says billed yearly as $234. The difference is $6. This page keeps both printed figures in each pair. It does not replace either pair with a reconciled monthly equivalent. Checkout is the charge. A save-percent label beside these pairs was **not observed**, so this page does not invent one to explain the $5 and the $6.\n\nThe prices are per user. Two Creator users, at the printed yearly figure, are two times $125. That is $250. Two Pro users are two times $234, which is $468. Those products are arithmetic. The extract did not print a two-user invoice. A price for a user beyond the per-user rate, such as a discounted second seat, was **not observed**.\n\nCreator's subtitle line is 120 hours a year. A monthly subtitle cap was **not observed**. Pro's auto-subtitle line says unlimited. A fair-use integer behind that word was **not observed**. Credit rollover was **not observed**. Top-up packs were **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Creator and Pro each print a per-user monthly figure and a yearly bill, so the yearly view can be quoted without a sales call.\n- Both paid cards print a credit pool, 6,000 and 18,000, next to an approximate AI-video count, so the meter is not only a feature adjective.\n- Creator names the editor job in plain lines: no watermark, 1080p, unlimited length, and subtitles at 120 hours a year.\n- Pro names 4K, translate 50+, brand kits, and unlimited auto subtitles on the same card as the $234 yearly bill.\n- The failed monthly toggle is itself a finding. This page can say distinct monthly stickers were **not observed** instead of guessing them.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Twelve times the monthly display does not equal the yearly bill. Creator is $5 apart. Pro is $6 apart. A reconciled \"real\" price would be an invention.\n- Distinct monthly stickers were **not observed** after the monthly toggle was clicked. A buyer who will not take the yearly view cannot read a monthly invoice from this page.\n- Free limits were not itemized. Watermark, resolution, and credits on the free start are **not observed**.\n- The AI-video counts are approximate. A credits-per-video rate derived from the tilde is not a vendor rate.\n- Features are not printed as a matrix. A line that appears only on Pro is not a documented no on Creator.\n- Fabric and Video APIs are marketed with no unit price and no docs URL in this extract. No MCP server URL was observed.\n- Enterprise is custom. Its credit pool and its seat price were **not observed**. The noun on Pro's 50GB was **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Read the yearly view, not a monthly price this pass did not see. Free is start for free, and the limits were not itemized. Creator is $10 per user per month billed yearly as $125, with 6,000 credits and about 1,500 AI videos. Pro is $20 per user per month billed yearly as $234, with 18,000 credits and about 4,500 AI videos. Twelve times $10 is $120, not $125. Twelve times $20 is $240, not $234. Pay the pair checkout shows.\n2. Spend the credit pool only after the product shows a burn. The tilde on the video counts means this page will not convert 6,000 or 18,000 credits into a post count. Subtitles on Creator are 120 hours a year. Auto subtitles on Pro are written as unlimited. Do not treat those sentences as one shared cap.\n3. If the cut is a long recording and you want candidate clips, start from [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) on [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), then return for a hand pass. If the voice still has to be a named speaker, replace the read in [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). If the frame needs a presenter who was not in the source, read [HeyGen](/tools/heygen).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), VEED is a browser caption candidate beside the default [CapCut](/tools/capcut) bench. The caption claims this extract actually copied are Creator's subtitles at 120 hours a year, and Pro's unlimited auto subtitles plus translate 50+. Safe-zone insets, font controls, and a cover or thumbnail spec were **not observed**. When the words are burned in and the frame still fails, the workflow's desktop path remains CapCut. VEED's yearly bills, $125 and $234 per user, are the figures to set beside that decision. They are not CapCut prices. A free VEED export cannot be budgeted from this page, because the free limits were not itemized.\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), VEED is an editor you can open on a file you already intend to cut, not a product this extract describes as an automatic clipper. Auto-post, a virality score, and a credit-to-minute map for source footage were **not observed**. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) is the filed clipper that proposes shorts from a long video or a podcast. Use VEED when the segment is chosen and the remaining work is the browser edit, the captions, and the AI-credit lines on Creator or Pro. [Descript](/tools/descript) is the text-based edit when the source is a podcast transcript. That is a different meter, per person, on Descript's own page.\n\n[AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar) is the neighbor when the video needs a presenter. VEED's cards do not name a character library. [Hedra](/tools/hedra) and [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) are the character logins. [Voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish) is the neighbor when the paid bottleneck is the voice. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is that voice. A VEED voice catalog was **not observed**.\n\nFabric and Video API spend does not enter the workflow sum. No unit price was copied. Leaving the APIs at **not observed** is the point of the separate marketing line.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 yearly view. AI credits, AI videos, auto subtitles, and translate are feature lines on a plan card. They are not a model card. Fabric is a name on the API marketing line. The extract does not define it as a model, a product, or a route. This page does not promote that name into an underlying model. When a cutaway has to be a named generator, make that shot in a tool that prints the model, then bring the file into the editor. That hop spends a different meter. It does not draw on the 6,000 or 18,000 credits until VEED prints a model name and a burn rate.\n\nThe approximate video counts, about 1,500 and about 4,500, are not model specs. Resolution words on the cards are 1080p on Creator and 4K on Pro. They describe those cards. They do not name an engine.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because Fabric and Video APIs are marketed separately from the editor plans. The 2026-10-17 pass did not print a base URL, an auth scheme, a docs URL, or a unit price, so this entry sets no `api_url`. Whether a call spends Creator's 6,000 credits, Pro's 18,000 credits, or a separate wallet was **not observed**. What Fabric refers to was **not observed**. Inventing a per-second API price would repeat the failure this batch is written to avoid.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. MCP was not mentioned. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url`. A marketed API name is not an address a client can add. Guessing a path on veed.io would invent an endpoint.\n\nFor a printed creator endpoint, use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) or [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) markets a video API on its own page and still has no base URL stored from its pricing extract. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) had no public creator API on its check. A VEED key, if the product issues one, does not authenticate those other products.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the desktop timeline, the vertical reframe, and the default caption pass on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). VEED is the browser editor whose yearly view printed $125 and $234 per user. Use CapCut when that bench is already the project. Use VEED when the card you read is the one in this entry.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) proposes captioned clips from a long video or a podcast and can post them on its paid card. VEED's extract does not describe that proposer. The hand edit after a clip exists can still be VEED or CapCut.\n- [Descript](/tools/descript) is the text-based edit for a podcast and for clips, priced per person on its own annual-ish display. It is the closer peer when the transcript is the timeline. VEED is the closer peer when the card is credits, subtitles, and a browser export.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [Hedra](/tools/hedra) supply a character the VEED cards do not name. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) supplies a voice, on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish). [Viggle](/tools/viggle) is motion transfer, with a separate PINOC line, and it is not an editor plan.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Why does Creator say $10 a month and $125 a year?\n\nBoth numbers are on the yearly view, and they do not multiply. The card says $10 per user per month billed yearly as $125. Twelve times $10 is $120, which is $5 under $125. This page does not pick $120, $125, or $10 as the corrected price. The same split exists on Pro: $20 per user per month billed yearly as $234, while twelve times $20 is $240. A reconciled monthly equivalent was not on the card. Checkout is the charge.\n\n### What does the free plan include?\n\nA start-for-free line, and nothing itemized. Credits, watermark, resolution, length, and subtitle hours on Free were **not observed** on 2026-10-17. Creator is the first card that lists no watermark, 1080p, unlimited length, and subtitles at 120 hours a year. Those lines are not copied backward onto Free.\n\n### Were monthly prices observed?\n\nNo distinct monthly stickers. The monthly toggle was clicked, and the interface still showed billed yearly as $125 and as $234. A monthly Creator price other than the $10 display, and a monthly Pro price other than the $20 display, were **not observed**. The $10 and $20 figures are tied, in the extract, to those yearly bills.\n\n### Does Pro include Creator's no-watermark and 1080p lines?\n\nThe extract does not say. Creator names no watermark, 1080p, unlimited length, and subtitles at 120 hours a year. Pro names 4K, 50GB, translate 50+, brand kits, and unlimited auto subtitles, plus the larger credit pool. A feature listed on only one card was not repeated as a yes or a no on the other. This page will not draw the missing cells.\n\n### What do the Fabric and Video APIs cost?\n\n**Not observed.** They are marketed separately from Creator, Pro, and Enterprise. No unit price, no docs URL, and no statement that they spend the 6,000 or 18,000 editor credits was in the pass. `has_api` is true because the APIs are marketed. `mcp.official` is false because no MCP server URL was observed. Enterprise remains custom, with no dollar of its own.", "path": "/tools/veed" }, { "workflows": [ "faceless", "ugc-ads" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "t2v", "i2v" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Vidu", "summary": "Vidu's Q4 video plans. Yearly Standard is $8.25/mo billed $99. Ultimate disagrees with itself: the card is $95.83/mo billed $1,150, and the compare table is $191.67/mo billed $2,300.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Yearly cards: Free $0; Standard $8.25/mo billed $99 (monthly card $10, 800 credits); Premium $35.42/mo billed $425 (monthly $43, 3,500); Ultimate card $95.83/mo billed $1,150 (monthly $115) vs compare $191.67/mo billed $2,300 (monthly $230). Credits disagree (card 20,000/10,000/10,000 vs compare 8,000). API prices not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "The pricing page links an API Platform. No API price, no docs URL, and no MCP server URL were observed on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "vidu", "markdown": "Vidu is a video generation product with Q4 on the plan cards, plus reference-to-video, image-to-video, and text-to-video in the product list. Checked on 2026-10-17, [vidu.com/pricing](https://www.vidu.com/pricing) shows a yearly toggle labeled 18% OFF and a monthly toggle beside it. The Ultimate plan is printed twice, at two prices, on that same page. This note reports both. It does not decide which one checkout will charge. API prices were **not observed**. The page is a selection note for YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nVidu fits a faceless creator who wants a credit plan with a stated Q4 burn at 540p, a 3 to 16 second length line, and a commercial-use sentence on the paid cards. Standard is the first paid row. Premium adds an off-peak quota of 20 videos a day. The Ultimate card adds an off-peak quota of 200 videos a day. The matching path is [faceless](/workflow/faceless). A product shot that starts from a reference still can sit on [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), then move to [CapCut](/tools/capcut) for captions.\n\nA presenter library is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). A URL-to-ad cast is [Creatify](/tools/creatify). A named voice is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). Kling's own ladder is [Kling](/tools/kling). Dreamina is [Seedance](/tools/seedance). MiniMax's app, with a separate API rate, is [Hailuo](/tools/hailuo). Google's studio is [Google Flow](/tools/google-flow). A host that prices many labs in one credit is [Runway](/tools/runway), [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield), or [Pika](/tools/pika).\n\nVidu is a weak fit if the budget has to survive contact with the compare table. Ultimate's card and Ultimate's compare row do not match on price or on credits. Quoting one of them as the plan, and dropping the other, would hide the conflict.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe product list names Vidu Q4, Vidu Q3, reference to video, image to video, text to video, reference to image, text to image, Vidu Agent, templates, and an API Platform link. The priced generation line on the cards is Q4 at 540p. Free uses 4 credits a second. Standard, Premium, and Ultimate use 2 credits a second. Paid cards say they support 3 to 16 second generation, up to 4 videos at once, a fast or ultra-fast channel, higher-quality encoding named H.265 Pro and H.264 Pro, and commercial use of generated content.\n\nFree is $0, with the 4-credit rate and 10 references a month. It does not, on the card that was read, say commercial use, 3 to 16 seconds, or watermark removal. The compare section names 1080p video generation, 720p, 6 to 8 second generation, Vidu Q3 at 11 to 16 seconds, unlimited Q2 1080p image generation, off-peak mode, fast and ultra-fast channels, batch generation, ultra HD up to 4K, and download without watermark. The synthesis of this check treats download without watermark, 1080p, and up to 4K ultra HD as paid. The text extract does not draw a checkmark grid, so this page does not invent which paid tier starts 4K.\n\nAn editor timeline, burned-in captions, and a scheduler were **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against [vidu.com/pricing](https://www.vidu.com/pricing). Yearly cards first. The yearly toggle is labeled 18% OFF. Standard and Ultimate yearly cards also show a first-time banner of up to 17% off. Premium's first-time banner says up to 18% off. The monthly render did not repeat those first-time banner lines. The 18% label is a badge. It is not a clean discount off the monthly sticker: $10 times 0.82 is $8.20 — our arithmetic, not a Vidu sticker — and the yearly card prints $8.25. Budget the printed dollars.\n\n| Plan | Yearly card | Monthly card | Credits on the card | 100 credits, as printed |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | $0 | **not observed** as a monthly pool | **not observed** |\n| Standard | $8.25/mo, billed yearly $99, beside monthly $10 | $10/mo | 800 | Yearly view $1.03. Monthly view $1.25 |\n| Premium | $35.42/mo, billed yearly $425, beside monthly $43 | $43/mo | 3,500 | Yearly view $1.01. Monthly view $1.23 |\n| Ultimate, plan card | $95.83/mo, billed yearly $1,150, beside monthly $115 | $115/mo | Card text stacks 20,000, 10,000, and 10,000 credits monthly | Yearly view $0.96. Monthly view $1.15 |\n| Ultimate, compare table | $191.67/mo, billed yearly $2,300, beside monthly $230 | $230/mo | Compare credits row says 8,000 | A 100-credit price was **not observed** on the compare row |\n\nTwelve times $8.25 is $99, which matches Standard's billed yearly total. Twelve times $35.42 is $425.04, and the card says billed yearly $425. Twelve times $95.83 is $1,149.96, and the card says $1,150. Twelve times $191.67 is $2,300.04, and the compare row says $2,300. The $425.04, $1,149.96, and $2,300.04 products are our arithmetic, not Vidu stickers. This page keeps the printed invoice line and does not \"fix\" the four-cent gaps.\n\nThe 100-credit lines match a specific reading of the card, and they reject the other readings. On the yearly Standard card, 100 divided by 800, times $8.25, is about $1.03, which is the printed line. Premium's $1.01 matches 100/3,500 times $35.42. Ultimate's $0.96 matches 100/10,000 times $95.83. It does not match 20,000 credits at $95.83, which would be about $0.48 per 100 credits — our arithmetic, not a printed Vidu line. It does not match the compare row's 8,000 credits at $191.67, which would be about $2.40 per 100 credits, also our arithmetic and not a printed line. The monthly Ultimate line of $1.15 matches 100/10,000 times $115, and it does not match 20,000 credits or the $230 compare price. The arithmetic picks out 10,000 as the denominator behind those two \"100 credits\" sentences. The card still prints 20,000 and a second 10,000 above that sentence, and the compare table still prints 8,000 and $191.67. Report all of them. Do not reconcile.\n\nOther compare-row figures, in column order that follows Standard, then Premium, then Ultimate: 800 credits with \"generate up to 200 videos\", then 3,500 credits with off-peak 20 videos a day, then 8,000 credits with off-peak 200 videos a day. References read 10 a month, then 300 a month on the later columns. The free card itself says 10 references a month. Q4 at 540p is 4 credits a second on free and 2 credits a second on the paid cards.\n\nA 3-second paid Q4 clip at 2 credits a second is 6 credits. A 16-second clip is 32 credits. Those two lengths are the bounds the paid cards print. At 6 credits, Standard's 800 credits cover 133 clips with 2 credits left. At 32 credits, they cover 25 clips. Premium's 3,500 credits cover 583 clips of 3 seconds with 2 left, or 109 clips of 16 seconds with 12 left. Those counts are directory arithmetic. Vidu did not print them. They also assume the 2-credit rate and no other spend. Off-peak video caps of 20 and 200 a day were not given a credit cost. Free's 4-credit rate makes the same 3-second clip 12 credits and the same 16-second clip 64 credits, and free's monthly credit pool was **not observed**, so those rates cannot be turned into a free monthly clip count. The 10 references a month are a separate cap.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free, Standard, Premium, and the Ultimate card each print a dollar amount a reader can see without a sales call.\n- Standard's $8.25 monthly display times twelve equals the $99 billed yearly line.\n- Paid cards print a Q4 540p rate of 2 credits a second, a 3 to 16 second range, and a commercial-use sentence.\n- The yearly and monthly views each print a \"100 credits\" dollar, so a reader can see that the monthly toggle is a worse credit price than the yearly toggle on every paid tier.\n- The Ultimate conflict is on the same page, in public text, so a buyer can see it before paying.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Ultimate's card is $95.83 a month, billed $1,150, with monthly $115. The compare table is $191.67 a month, billed $2,300, with monthly $230. Both cannot be the charge. This page will not pick one.\n- Ultimate credits are stacked on the card as 20,000, 10,000, and 10,000, while the compare row says 8,000. The \"100 credits = $0.96\" line fits 10,000 credits at the card price and fits neither 20,000 nor 8,000.\n- The 18% OFF badge is not an exact 18% off the monthly sticker. First-time banners say up to 17% or 18% off and do not replace the printed price.\n- Free's monthly credit total, a watermark rule written on each card, and which tier starts 4K were **not observed** as clean per-plan sentences.\n- API Platform is a link. API prices, a docs URL, and an MCP server URL were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Read Free as $0, Q4 540p at 4 credits a second, and 10 references a month. Read Standard as 800 credits, $10 on the monthly card or $8.25 a month billed $99 on the yearly card, Q4 540p at 2 credits a second, 3 to 16 seconds, and commercial use.\n2. Move to Premium when you need 3,500 credits or the 20-video off-peak day. Treat Ultimate as unresolved until checkout shows one price and one credit grant. The candidates on the page are the $95.83 / $1,150 card and the $191.67 / $2,300 compare row, with credit text of 20,000 / 10,000 / 10,000 on the card and 8,000 on the compare row.\n3. Finish the caption, the safe area, and the export in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If the shot has to be a person with a checked avatar plan, switch to [HeyGen](/tools/heygen).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [faceless](/workflow/faceless), Vidu is the visuals step with one printed burn: Q4 at 540p, 2 credits a second on paid plans and 4 on free. A 16-second paid clip is 32 credits, and Standard's 800 credits cover 25 of those if nothing else is spent. Retry rules were **not observed**. 1080p and 4K are named without a credit rate, so they cannot be priced from the 2-credit line.\n\nOn [UGC ads](/workflow/ugc-ads), reference to video and image to video are in the product list, and the paid cards say commercial use. Free lists 10 references a month. The compare row then prints 300. An actor and a product-URL import were **not observed**. Use [Creatify](/tools/creatify) or [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) for a cast, and [CapCut](/tools/capcut) on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). A clipper was **not observed**, so [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) stays elsewhere. A named read is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish). A talking face is [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), not this Q4 rate.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nVidu Q4 is the model on the credit rate. Vidu Q3 appears in the product list and in a compare row for 11 to 16 second video. Q2 appears as unlimited 1080p image generation in the compare section. No Q4 duration outside 3 to 16 seconds was printed on the paid cards. No resolution other than 540p was attached to the 2-credit and 4-credit rates.\n\nThis directory has no Vidu model page. [Kling](/models/kling), [Seedance](/models/seedance), [Veo](/models/veo), [MiniMax Hailuo](/models/minimax-hailuo), and [Luma Ray](/models/luma-ray) were **not observed** as Vidu's engines. A Vidu generation does not spend those wallets.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the pricing page links an API Platform, in the product navigation, on both the yearly and the monthly renders. The extract did not include a URL for that link, a base URL, an auth scheme, or a price, so this entry sets no `api_url`. Whether an API call spends the 800, 3,500, or Ultimate credits was **not observed**.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no `mcp.url`.\n\nFor a video API with a stored price page, use [Kling](/tools/kling), [Runway](/tools/runway), [Luma](/tools/luma), or the MiniMax overview linked from [Hailuo](/tools/hailuo). A Vidu login does not authenticate those keys.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Hailuo](/tools/hailuo) prints yearly app cards and a separate MiniMax API rate. [Google Flow](/tools/google-flow) prints Flow credit pools and no per-clip burn. Vidu prints a 2-credit Q4 rate and then contradicts itself on Ultimate.\n- [Kling](/tools/kling) and [Seedance](/tools/seedance) are single-family memberships with their own ladders. [Pika](/tools/pika) prints one spec at two credit burns. [Runway](/tools/runway) and [Higgsfield](/tools/higgsfield) document an API.\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) and [Creatify](/tools/creatify) are the cast. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline. [Luma](/tools/luma) is generation-first b-roll with an API price on its own page.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Which Ultimate price is the real one?\n\nThe page prints two and this directory does not pick. The card is $95.83 a month, billed $1,150, with a monthly card of $115. The compare table is $191.67 a month, billed $2,300, with a monthly price of $230. Read the amount checkout charges.\n\n### How many credits does Ultimate include?\n\nThe card stacks 20,000, 10,000, and 10,000. The compare row says 8,000. \"100 credits = $0.96\" matches 10,000 credits at $95.83, and the monthly \"$1.15\" matches 10,000 at $115. Those sentences do not erase the other numbers.\n\n### Does the yearly toggle save 18%?\n\nThe toggle is labeled 18% OFF. Eighteen percent off Standard's $10 monthly card is $8.20 — our arithmetic, not the card. The yearly card prints $8.25, billed $99. Budget those printed dollars. First-time banners on the yearly cards say up to 17% or 18% off.\n\n### Does Vidu have API prices and an official MCP server?\n\nAPI Platform is linked, so `has_api` is true. No price and no docs URL were copied, so there is no `api_url`. No MCP server URL was observed, so `mcp.official` is false.\n\n### Does free include a monthly credit pool?\n\nA monthly credit total for free was **not observed**. The free card is $0, Q4 540p at 4 credits a second, and 10 references a month. Paid Q4 540p is 2 credits a second.", "path": "/tools/vidu" }, { "workflows": [ "ai-avatar" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "avatar" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Viggle", "summary": "Motion transfer and meme character video. Viggle AI plans are separate from PINOC, which starts from $10.39/month. Free is $0 for 5 videos a day. Pro is $7.99 for 80 credits, Popular is $15.99 for 200, and Max is $63.99 for 800. API is $0.01 per credit.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "PINOC is separate, from $10.39/month. Viggle AI: Free $0 (5 videos/day, limited storage); Pro was $9.99 now $7.99/mo (80 credits); Popular was $19.99 now $15.99/mo (200 credits); Max was $79.99 now $63.99/mo (800 credits). Yearly toggle labeled -20%; exact yearly dollar stickers not observed. API $0.01/credit; new accounts 100 free credits — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "API is pay as you go at $0.01 per credit. No API docs URL and no MCP server URL were in the 2026-10-17 pricing extract." }, "slug": "viggle", "markdown": "Viggle is the motion-transfer and meme-character login in this batch. The pricing page separates that product from PINOC. Checked on 2026-10-17, [viggle.ai/pricing](https://viggle.ai/pricing) returned HTTP 200 to a plain fetch. Viggle AI shows Free at $0 a month, Pro at $7.99 a month, Popular at $15.99 a month, and Max at $63.99 a month, each with a was-price on the three paid rows. PINOC is a different line, written \"From $10.39/month.\" The API is pay as you go at $0.01 a credit, and new accounts get 100 free credits. A yearly toggle is labeled -20%. Exact yearly dollar stickers were not in the extract. Those gaps stay **not observed**.\n\nThis directory files the tool under YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts because that is the platform set on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). A vendor list of export presets was **not observed**. The capability tag is the directory's filing for a character video. The copied job is motion transfer, not a scripted presenter studio.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nViggle fits a creator who wants a character to follow a motion reference, including a meme character, and who can read the Viggle AI cards without folding PINOC into them. Free is the row for a daily video allowance at $0. Pro, Popular, and Max are the credit rows. A developer who will call the API on its own meter, at $0.01 a credit, is a second audience. The 100 free credits for new accounts are an API grant in the same bullet as that rate. They are not a fourth Viggle AI plan.\n\nIt is a weak fit when the job is a scripted talking presenter with a public translation story and a stored MCP URL. That login is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). It is a weak fit when the only copied price is a meta floor and the cards themselves were missing. That situation is [Hedra](/tools/hedra). It is a weak fit when the picture is a timeline and burned-in captions. That bench is [CapCut](/tools/capcut), on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). It is a weak fit when the deliverable is a voice and no character. That path is [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish). It is a weak fit when the source is a long recording and the output is candidate clips. That login is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip), on [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short).\n\nUse Viggle when the unit of work is motion transfer onto a character, the meter is the card below, and PINOC stays on its own line. The dollar $10.39 sits between the Pro sticker and the Popular sticker. That arithmetic does not make PINOC the middle Viggle AI tier.\n\n## What it does\n\nThe copied job is motion transfer and meme character video. The extract does not itemize the inputs. A driving video, a character still, a text prompt, or a template may all be plausible, and none of those fields was copied. The import method is **not observed**. Duration caps, resolution, aspect ratio, a language count, a watermark rule, and a character-library size were **not observed**. Do not borrow those rows from [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). They are a different product's page.\n\nFree is stated as 5 free videos a day, with limited storage, at $0 a month. The storage cap in gigabytes was **not observed**. The word limited is the whole storage sentence. Length of each of the five videos, a watermark on them, and a resolution cap were **not observed**. The allowance is daily. This page does not convert 5 videos a day into a monthly video count. A 28-day, 30-day, or 31-day month would change the product, and the card did not print that multiplication. Five times 30 is 150, and 150 is not a Viggle sticker.\n\nPaid rows are credits per month, not videos per day. Pro lists 80 credits. Popular lists 200. Max lists 800. A credits-per-video rate was **not observed**. This page does not read 80 credits as 80 videos. The Free row's video unit and the paid rows' credit unit are different words in the extract. Equating them would invent a burn rate.\n\nPINOC is separate. The only PINOC figure copied is from $10.39 a month. What PINOC includes, and whether it spends Viggle AI credits, were **not observed**. Do not add $10.39 to a Viggle AI plan and call the sum a bundle. The extract does not describe a bundle.\n\nThe API is pay as you go at $0.01 per credit. New accounts get 100 free credits. One hundred times $0.01 is $1.00. That product is arithmetic on the published rate and the signup grant. It is not a second sticker, and the extract does not say the grant renews. Whether a plan credit and an API credit are the same unit was **not observed**. Dividing a subscription sticker by its credit grant is arithmetic, and it is not the API price. The API price is $0.01 per credit. This page does not convert Pro's 80 credits, Popular's 200, or Max's 800 into an API dollar value. The extract never says the pools match.\n\nA commercial-license sentence was **not observed**. A paid-media buy needs the license from the product. A meme character is not that sentence.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 at [viggle.ai/pricing](https://viggle.ai/pricing). The fetch was HTTP 200. PINOC is in the table so it cannot be mistaken for a missing Viggle AI rung. It is not one of those rungs.\n\n| Plan | Price as written | Allowance | Notes in the extract |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| PINOC | From $10.39/month | **not observed** | Separate from Viggle AI. Included features **not observed**. |\n| Viggle AI Free | $0/mo | 5 free videos/day | Limited storage. The gigabyte cap was **not observed**. |\n| Viggle AI Pro | Was $9.99, now $7.99/mo | 80 credits/month | Current charge is $7.99. The was-price is not the charge. |\n| Viggle AI Popular | Was $19.99, now $15.99/mo | 200 credits/month | Plan name is Popular. |\n| Viggle AI Max | Was $79.99, now $63.99/mo | 800 credits/month | Current charge is $63.99. |\n| API | $0.01/credit | 100 free credits for new accounts | Pay as you go. Renewal of the 100 was **not observed**. |\n\nThe was-prices sit above the current prices. The extract does not label that monthly gap as the -20% toggle. The -20% label is on the yearly toggle. Exact yearly dollar stickers, beyond that label, were **not observed**. This page does not apply another 20 percent on top of $7.99, $15.99, or $63.99, and it does not publish a computed yearly dollar. That dollar was not in the extract.\n\nA yearly bill in dollars was **not observed**. Twelve times $7.99 is $95.88. Twelve times $15.99 is $191.88. Twelve times $63.99 is $767.88. Those products are arithmetic on the monthly sale prices. They are not Viggle yearly stickers, and they ignore the -20% toggle because the toggle's resulting dollars were not copied. Pay the figure checkout shows after the toggle is set. If the toggle changes the invoice, that invoice was **not observed** here.\n\nFree shows no was-price. A credit grant on Free, distinct from 5 videos a day, was **not observed**. Seat counts, a team plan, and a storage integer were **not observed**. The gap from Pro to Popular on the current stickers is $8 a month. The gap from Popular to Max is $48 a month. Neither gap was labeled as an upgrade fee.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Viggle AI prints four dollar amounts, including a $0 row, so a first budget does not require a sales call.\n- Each paid row pairs a current price with a was-price and a credit grant, so the sale is visible without guessing the old sticker.\n- Free states a unit the paid rows do not use: 5 videos a day, which keeps the daily cap from being confused with 80 credits.\n- PINOC is priced on its own line, from $10.39 a month, so it can be kept out of the Viggle AI ladder.\n- The API publishes a unit price, $0.01 a credit, and a new-account grant of 100 credits, which is more specific than a bare \"API available\" line.\n\n## Cons\n\n- The yearly toggle says -20% and does not print the yearly dollars. A second discount computed on this page would be an invention.\n- Credits do not convert to videos in the extract. Eighty, 200, and 800 cannot be planned as a post count.\n- Free storage is \"limited,\" and the number is **not observed**. Five videos a day also lacks a duration and a resolution.\n- Plan credits and API credits were not defined as one pool. Subscription quotients are not the $0.01 rate.\n- No MCP server URL was observed. The API price does not include a docs URL in this extract.\n- PINOC's contents were **not observed**. The from-price is a floor on a different product, not a feature list.\n- A watermark rule and a commercial-license sentence were **not observed**.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Separate the products before you pick a number. PINOC starts from $10.39 a month. Viggle AI Free is $0 for 5 videos a day and limited storage. Pro is $7.99 for 80 credits, Popular is $15.99 for 200, and Max is $63.99 for 800. The was-prices are $9.99, $19.99, and $79.99. They are not the current charge.\n2. Leave the yearly toggle unread as a dollar amount. It is labeled -20%. Exact yearly stickers were **not observed**. If you need an API call, budget $0.01 a credit, and treat 100 free credits as a new-account grant whose renewal was **not observed**. Do not price those calls by dividing the Pro sticker by 80.\n3. Finish captions and the cover, if the character file still needs them, on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) in [CapCut](/tools/capcut). If the job is a scripted presenter instead of motion transfer, read [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). If the job is a voice and no character, read [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar), Viggle is the motion-transfer candidate, not the default presenter. The workflow's default is [HeyGen](/tools/heygen), for a scripted face with a ladder this Viggle extract does not try to replace. Use Viggle when the reference is a motion and the output is a character, including a meme character, and when the meter is 5 videos a day or a monthly credit pool of 80, 200, or 800. Because a credit-to-video rate was **not observed**, a weekly post count cannot be turned into Pro versus Popular from this page alone. Count credits in the product after the first render, then match that burn to the pool. Keep PINOC off that match. Its $10.39 floor is a different line.\n\n[Captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) is the path after the character file exists. Caption languages, safe zones, and a cover spec on Viggle were **not observed**. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the bench for that pass. [Voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish) is the neighbor when you need a narrated track and no character motion. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) is the voice this extract did not name. [Long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) is the neighbor when the source is long and the product should propose clips. That job is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip). A Viggle clipping control was **not observed**.\n\n[Hedra](/tools/hedra) is the other character login in this batch. Its public price is a meta floor of Studio plans from $20 a month, and its cards were **not observed**. Do not fill Hedra's missing grid with Viggle's 80, 200, or 800 credits.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 pricing extract. Motion transfer and meme character video are job phrases. They are not a model card. This page does not list Viggle as a host for a named generator. When a cutaway has to cite a model, generate that shot in a tool that prints the model, then bring the file back if the edit needs it. That hop spends a different meter. It does not draw on the 80, 200, or 800 credits until Viggle prints a model name and a burn rate.\n\nPINOC is not a model name in this extract. It is a separate priced line. Treating the word as an engine would invent a spec.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the extract prints a pay-as-you-go price of $0.01 per credit and a new-account grant of 100 free credits. The pricing extract did not print a base URL, an auth scheme, or a docs URL, so this entry sets no `api_url`. What the word credit means on a request, which routes exist, and whether a failed call still spends a credit were **not observed**. One hundred times $0.01 is $1.00 of face value at the published rate. The extract does not print that dollar, and it does not say the grant renews each month.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. MCP was not mentioned. No official MCP server URL was in the extract, so there is no `mcp.url`. Guessing a path on viggle.ai would invent an endpoint. Copy a URL only from a developer page that prints one.\n\nFor a stored MCP URL on a character product, use [HeyGen](/tools/heygen). For a voice API, use [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs). A Viggle key does not authenticate those products. The $0.01 rate does not apply to their wallets.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [HeyGen](/tools/heygen) is the scripted presenter on [AI avatar](/workflow/ai-avatar). Viggle is motion transfer and meme character video, with a daily free video cap and a credit ladder at $7.99, $15.99, and $63.99. The jobs meet at \"a character is on screen\" and split after that.\n- [Hedra](/tools/hedra) is character lip-sync and a performance agent. Its only copied price is a meta line, Studio plans from $20 a month. Viggle's cards were actually in the HTML. Do not swap the ladders.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the timeline after the character file exists, on [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover). [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) proposes clips from a long file. Neither card, on this check, is a motion-transfer plan.\n- [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) supplies a voice the Viggle extract did not name, on [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish).\n- [VEED](/tools/veed) is the browser editor with caption lines and AI credits. [Descript](/tools/descript) is the text-based edit for a podcast or a clip. Their per-person and per-user stickers are not Viggle credits.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is PINOC included in Viggle AI Pro?\n\nNo. The extract lists PINOC as its own line, from $10.39 a month, and then lists Viggle AI Free, Pro, Popular, and Max. Pro is $7.99 a month for 80 credits. The fact that $10.39 sits between $7.99 and $15.99 does not make PINOC a Viggle AI tier. What PINOC includes was **not observed**.\n\n### How many videos do 80, 200, or 800 credits buy?\n\nThe pricing extract does not say. Free is the row that uses videos: 5 free videos a day. Pro, Popular, and Max use credits per month. A credits-per-video rate was **not observed**. Dividing the subscription price by the credit grant produces a quotient. It does not produce a video count, and it is not the API price of $0.01 a credit.\n\n### What does the yearly -20% toggle cost?\n\n**Not observed** as a dollar sticker. The toggle is present and labeled -20%. The monthly sale prices in the extract are $7.99, $15.99, and $63.99, beside was-prices of $9.99, $19.99, and $79.99. This page does not compute a further 20 percent off those sale prices and call the result the yearly invoice. Checkout, with the toggle in the state you will pay, is the charge.\n\n### Are the 100 free API credits the same as 5 videos a day?\n\nThey are different sentences. New accounts get 100 free API credits at a published rate of $0.01 a credit. Free Viggle AI is $0 a month and includes 5 free videos a day plus limited storage. The extract does not say the 100 credits renew, and it does not say they replace the daily videos. One hundred times $0.01 is $1.00 of face value. That dollar was not printed as a sticker.\n\n### Does Viggle have an official MCP server?\n\nNot on this pass. `has_api` is true because the unit price and the new-account grant were copied. No docs URL was in the extract, so there is no `api_url`. MCP was not mentioned, so `mcp.official` is false. Add an endpoint only after the vendor prints the URL.", "path": "/tools/viggle" }, { "workflows": [ "long-to-short", "captions-cover" ], "platforms": [ "youtube", "tiktok", "shorts" ], "capabilities": [ "captions", "short-form", "editor" ], "has_api": true, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "in_launch_feed": true, "name": "Vizard", "summary": "AI clips on a minute credit. Free is $0 for 60 credits. On the yearly view, Creator is $14.5 a month with $174 billed yearly beside a struck $29, and Business is $19.5 with $234 beside a struck $39.", "example": false, "pricing_tier": "Free $0 (60 credits/mo, 1 credit = 1 minute, 720p export, watermark, 3-day storage). Yearly view: Creator struck $29 → $14.5/mo, $174 billed yearly, from 600 credits; Business struck $39 → $19.5/mo, $234 billed yearly, from 600 credits, extra seat +$5/mo. API rate limits on the compare. MCP not observed — verified 2026-10-17", "mcp": { "official": false, "verified_on": "2026-10-17", "note": "The compare table prints an API rate limit on Free, Creator, and Business. No API docs URL was copied, so there is no api_url. No MCP server was observed on 2026-10-17." }, "slug": "vizard", "markdown": "Vizard is an AI clipping product with Free, Creator, and Business, plus an API rate on the compare table. Checked on 2026-10-17, the yearly view of [vizard.ai/pricing](https://vizard.ai/pricing) rendered in a browser. The product host is [vizard.ai](https://vizard.ai). The nav also names Vizard Agent, marked new, and AI Studio. A separate price for either was **not observed**. The Monthly toggle was not the view that rendered. This note is for an editor who wants a credit defined as a minute, a watermark rule, and a yearly bill written out in dollars. A figure this extract did not print is **not observed**.\n\n## Who it's for\n\nVizard fits someone who will upload footage they already have and wants the free card to say what 60 credits, 720p, and a watermark mean. Creator removes the watermark, opens 4K export, and schedules posts. Business adds a shared workspace, a brand kit, 20 social accounts, and an extra seat at $5 a month.\n\nA clip count with no free row on its card is [Klap](/tools/klap). A credit pool with a named auto-post list is [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip). Caption-first shorts per member are [Submagic](/tools/submagic). A hand timeline is [CapCut](/tools/capcut). A transcript editor is [Descript](/tools/descript). The phone edit is [Captions](/tools/captions). A cover is [Canva](/tools/canva).\n\nUse [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short) while the source is long. Use [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover) when the remaining work is type or a cover. The set is [best AI clip makers](/compare/best-ai-clip-makers). Burned-in type across products is [captions](/features/captions).\n\n## What it does\n\nThe paid cards print \"1 credit = 1 minute of video.\" Free lists 60 credits a month on the same page. This page uses that sentence as the unit. It does not invent a second unit for free.\n\nFree is $0: a private workspace, 1 social account, AI-generated clips, 720p export, full access to the video editor, and 3-day storage. The compare adds an upload of 60 minutes and 1 GB, upload quality 1080p, export length 10 minutes, and a TXT transcript. Watermark removal is a paid feature. The Creator card says no watermark.\n\nCreator, on the yearly view, shows $29 struck, then $14.5 a month, \"$174 billed yearly,\" and \"50% OFF.\" The card says from 600 credits, no watermark, 4K export, scheduled posts, 100 GB, and 6 social accounts. Business shows $39 struck, then $19.5 a month, \"$234 billed yearly,\" and the same 50% label. It says from 600 credits, a shared workspace, 20 social accounts, extra members at $5 a month per seat, a brand kit, and unlimited storage while subscribed. The compare's Business storage cell reads \"As long as you are subscribing.\"\n\nBoth paid rows say \"from 600.\" A higher included pool on Business was **not observed**. Paid upload is 600 minutes and 30 GB, at 4K, with export quality 4K and export length \"Any length.\" Free can upload at 1080p and still export at 720p. That split is what the table printed.\n\nThe compare names AI clipping, auto reframe, AI emojis, AI highlight keywords, AI B-rolls, AI post suggestions, auto subtitling, and subtitle translation. Checkmarks on those rows did not come through as yes or no per plan, so this page does not invent the grid. Transcript type did come through: TXT on Free, TXT and SRT on the paid rows. AI processing speed printed Fast, then Faster, and did not print a third word for Business.\n\nAPI rates did come through. A renewal line says Creator and Business renew unless cancelled. An MCP server was **not observed**.\n\n## Pricing tiers\n\nVerified on 2026-10-17 against the yearly view of [vizard.ai/pricing](https://vizard.ai/pricing). The struck figures were on that view. They were not separately rendered on a Monthly toggle. This directory reads them as the monthly-billing stickers and keeps the word struck.\n\n| Plan | Price on the yearly view | Credits | Limits the card or compare printed |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Free | $0 | 60/mo | 720p export, watermark, 3-day storage, 1 social account, upload 60 min / 1 GB, export length 10 min, TXT, API 1/min and 10/hour |\n| Creator | Struck $29, then $14.5/mo, $174 billed yearly | From 600 | No watermark, 4K export, schedule posts, 100 GB, 6 accounts, upload 600 min / 30 GB, any export length, TXT and SRT, API 3/min and 20/hour |\n| Business | Struck $39, then $19.5/mo, $234 billed yearly | From 600 | Shared workspace, brand kit, 20 accounts, extra seat +$5/mo, storage while subscribed, same paid upload and export lines, API 10/min and 60/hour |\n\nHalf of $29 is $14.5. Half of $39 is $19.5. Both match the 50% label. Twelve times $14.5 is $174. Twelve times $19.5 is $234. The billed-yearly lines and the per-month lines are the same offer. Our multiplication of the struck prices by twelve is $348 and $468. Those products were not the printed yearly bills. A yearly price for the $5 seat was **not observed**. Tax was **not observed**.\n\n## Pros\n\n- Free prints a dollar, a credit pool, a resolution, a storage window, and an upload cap.\n- The unit is plain: 1 credit equals 1 minute of video, so 60 credits are 60 minutes.\n- Creator's $14.5 and $174 agree, and Business's $19.5 and $234 agree. The 50% label matches the struck prices.\n- Every row, including Free, prints an API rate next to the sticker.\n- Business states the seat price, at $5 a month, instead of hiding the team add-on.\n\n## Cons\n\n- Creator and Business both say \"from 600\" credits. The higher sticker does not buy a larger printed minute pool.\n- The struck $29 and $39 were not re-rendered on a Monthly toggle. They stay labeled struck.\n- Per-plan yes or no for emojis, B-roll, reframe, and subtitle translation was **not fully itemized**.\n- Business processing speed was **not observed**. The extract printed Fast and Faster and stopped.\n- MCP was **not observed**, and an API docs URL was **not observed**, so the rate limits have no base URL.\n\n## Usage flow\n\n1. Upload footage you have the right to cut. Read Free as $0, 60 credits, one credit per minute, 720p, a watermark, 3-day storage, a 60-minute and 1 GB upload, and a 10-minute export.\n2. Move to Creator for the watermark, 4K, scheduled posts, or more than 60 minutes. On this view that is $14.5 a month, $174 billed yearly, beside a struck $29, from 600 credits. Open Business for the workspace, the brand kit, 20 accounts, and $5 seats, at $19.5 or $234, beside a struck $39. The credit floor stays \"from 600.\"\n3. Finish a frame in [CapCut](/tools/capcut) and a cover in [Canva](/tools/canva). To budget clips instead of minutes, read [Klap](/tools/klap). For a named auto-post list, read [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip).\n\n## Workflow usage\n\nOn [long-to-short](/workflow/long-to-short), Vizard's meter is minutes, with a free cap of 60 and a paid floor of 600. Upload length is a second cap: 60 minutes on Free and 600 on the paid rows. A one-hour master fits the free upload line and spends the free credit pool if the unit is applied once to that hour. Export on Free still stops at 10 minutes. [Klap](/tools/klap) prices clips and does not print a duration. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) prices credits and does not fully itemize the minute map. [CapCut](/tools/capcut) is the bench when the segment is already chosen.\n\nOn [captions and covers](/workflow/captions-cover), the compare names auto subtitling, subtitle translation, and TXT or SRT. SRT is the paid transcript format. Fonts, safe zones, and cover templates were **not observed**. Covers go to [Canva](/tools/canva). A second burn-in goes to [CapCut](/tools/capcut) or [VEED](/tools/veed).\n\nA new voice is [voice and publish](/workflow/voice-publish). This card does not print a speech price. [ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) and [Murf AI](/tools/murf) do.\n\n## Underlying models\n\nNo video model and no speech model was named. AI clipping, reframe, emojis, B-roll, and subtitle translation are feature names. Vizard Agent is a nav label. A model id under it was **not observed**. When the shot or the voice has to be a named system, buy that system on its own page and bring the file back.\n\n## API and MCP\n\n`has_api` is true because the compare prints a rate for each plan. Free is 1 request a minute and 10 an hour. Creator is 3 a minute and 20 an hour. Business is 10 a minute and 60 an hour. A docs URL was not in the extract, so there is no `api_url`. Auth, routes, and a per-call dollar price were **not observed**. Whether a call also spends minute credits was **not observed**.\n\n`mcp.official` is false. No MCP server was observed on 2026-10-17, so there is no `mcp.url`. A rate limit is not a Model Context Protocol server.\n\n[ElevenLabs](/tools/elevenlabs) publishes an MCP URL. [Klap](/tools/klap) and [Riverside](/tools/riverside) name a server and do not print one. [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) lists Limited API Access on Pro. None of those keys is a Vizard key.\n\n## Similar tools\n\n- [Klap](/tools/klap) meters clips at $29, $79, and $189 a month, or $14, $39, and $94 on the yearly display, with no free row and no minute unit.\n- [OpusClip](/tools/opusclip) has Free at 60 credits, Starter at $15, and Pro at $29 or $174 a year. [Submagic](/tools/submagic) is the caption treatment per member.\n- [CapCut](/tools/capcut), [VEED](/tools/veed), and [Descript](/tools/descript) are the editors. [Captions](/tools/captions) is the phone. [Canva](/tools/canva) makes the cover. [Revid](/tools/revid) publishes from a worker plan when the short is created rather than clipped.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Is Creator $14.5 or $29?\n\nThe yearly view shows both. $29 is struck. The current price is $14.5 a month, with $174 billed yearly. Half of $29 is $14.5, and twelve times $14.5 is $174. Business is $39 struck, $19.5 a month, and $234 billed yearly. The Monthly toggle was not rendered, so the higher numbers stay labeled struck.\n\n### Do Creator and Business include the same minutes?\n\nBoth say \"from 600\" credits, at 1 credit per minute. A larger Business grant was **not observed**. The reasons to pay the higher sticker, on this extract, are the shared workspace, the brand kit, 20 accounts, storage while subscribed, the higher API rate, and seats at $5 a month. Free is 60 minutes on that unit, with a 10-minute export cap beside it.\n\n### What are the API limits, and is there MCP?\n\nFree is 1 request a minute and 10 an hour. Creator is 3 and 20. Business is 10 and 60. A docs URL, a dollar per call, and an MCP server were **not observed**.\n\n### Does Free include a watermark, SRT, and 3-day storage?\n\nCreator sells watermark removal, and Free exports at 720p, so this page treats the watermark as present until you pay. Transcripts are TXT on Free and TXT plus SRT on the paid rows. Free storage is 3 days. Creator is 100 GB. Business lasts while you are subscribing. A rule after cancel was **not observed** beyond that phrase.", "path": "/tools/vizard" } ] }