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 rendered in a browser. The product host is 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.

Who it's for

Vizard 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.

A clip count with no free row on its card is Klap. A credit pool with a named auto-post list is OpusClip. Caption-first shorts per member are Submagic. A hand timeline is CapCut. A transcript editor is Descript. The phone edit is Captions. A cover is Canva.

Use long-to-short while the source is long. Use captions and covers when the remaining work is type or a cover. The set is best AI clip makers. Burned-in type across products is captions.

What it does

The 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.

Free 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.

Creator, 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."

Both 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.

The 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.

API rates did come through. A renewal line says Creator and Business renew unless cancelled. An MCP server was not observed.

Pricing tiers

Verified on 2026-10-17 against the yearly view of 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.

Plan	Price on the yearly view	Credits	Limits the card or compare printed
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
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
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

Half 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.

Pros

Free prints a dollar, a credit pool, a resolution, a storage window, and an upload cap.
The unit is plain: 1 credit equals 1 minute of video, so 60 credits are 60 minutes.
Creator's $14.5 and $174 agree, and Business's $19.5 and $234 agree. The 50% label matches the struck prices.
Every row, including Free, prints an API rate next to the sticker.
Business states the seat price, at $5 a month, instead of hiding the team add-on.

Cons

Creator and Business both say "from 600" credits. The higher sticker does not buy a larger printed minute pool.
The struck $29 and $39 were not re-rendered on a Monthly toggle. They stay labeled struck.
Per-plan yes or no for emojis, B-roll, reframe, and subtitle translation was not fully itemized.
Business processing speed was not observed. The extract printed Fast and Faster and stopped.
MCP was not observed, and an API docs URL was not observed, so the rate limits have no base URL.

Usage flow

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.
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."
Finish a frame in CapCut and a cover in Canva. To budget clips instead of minutes, read Klap. For a named auto-post list, read OpusClip.

Workflow usage

On 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 prices clips and does not print a duration. OpusClip prices credits and does not fully itemize the minute map. CapCut is the bench when the segment is already chosen.

On captions and covers, 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. A second burn-in goes to CapCut or VEED.

A new voice is voice and publish. This card does not print a speech price. ElevenLabs and Murf AI do.

Underlying models

No 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.

API and MCP

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.

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.

ElevenLabs publishes an MCP URL. Klap and Riverside name a server and do not print one. OpusClip lists Limited API Access on Pro. None of those keys is a Vizard key.

Similar 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.
OpusClip has Free at 60 credits, Starter at $15, and Pro at $29 or $174 a year. Submagic is the caption treatment per member.
CapCut, VEED, and Descript are the editors. Captions is the phone. Canva makes the cover. Revid publishes from a worker plan when the short is created rather than clipped.

FAQ

Is Creator $14.5 or $29?

The 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.

Do Creator and Business include the same minutes?

Both 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.

What are the API limits, and is there MCP?

Free 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.

Does Free include a watermark, SRT, and 3-day storage?

Creator 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.

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