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OpusClip has a free tier and paid plans roughly $15-$29/mo (billed annually) metered by processing minutes - you bring the source video; it clips it.

VEED has a free tier and paid plans roughly $12-$59/mo (Lite/Pro/Business, billed annually). It is a full editor, so AI generation is one feature among many.

Revid.ai runs $39-$199/mo (Hobby/Growth/Ultra) on a monthly credit allocation (2,000 credits on Growth, 12,000 on Ultra) - their own pricing page doesn't state whether unused credits roll over. Growth is currently discounted from $99 to $39/mo, described as 'locked in forever'; Ultra adds voice cloning.

StoryShort runs $39-$199/mo on a credit system where image generation consumes credits separately, so advertised video counts rarely match real output.

AutoShorts.ai runs $19-$69/mo, but every plan is limited to a single series - running multiple channels means multiple separate subscriptions.

AutoFaceless.ai runs $29-$249/mo on a flat 10-credits-per-video model, but access is waitlist-gated with no free trial.

InVideo AI lists Starter, Plus, and Max. Annual billing on invideo.io/pricing shows $20, $36 (struck-through $60), and $75 (struck-through $150) per seat per month, with 400, 2,000, and 5,000 credits. Starter includes Seedance 2.0 Fast and Mini plus premium stock footage. Plus and Max add Seedance 2.5 at 1080p and Seedance 2.0 at 4K. Their pricing FAQ says unused credits do not roll over. Checked 3 October 2026.

Pictory lists Starter, Professional, and Team. Annual billing on pictory.ai/pricing shows $25, $35, and $119 per month. The monthly prices shown beside them are $29, $59, and $199. Exports are metered in video minutes: 200, 600, and 1,800 per month on monthly plans, with the year's minutes included upfront on annual plans. A separate AI-credit pool covers generated images, video, and avatars. Professional and Team include voices in 29 languages. Their FAQ says Starter supports seven, and a separate FAQ says text-to-video is currently English only. Checked 3 October 2026.

HeyGen has a free tier, then runs $29-$149+/mo (Creator/Pro/Business, plus per-seat fees on Business and custom Enterprise pricing) on a credit-based model focused on AI avatar and talking-spokesperson videos.

Creatify lists a free plan (10 monthly credits, watermark) then Starter at $39/100 credits and Pro at $99/300 credits (vendor page, 2026-09-16). Actor-library size is listed as 300 on Starter and 1,500 on Pro.

Crayo AI runs $13-$55/mo (Hobby/Clipper/Pro, billed annually) and focuses on fast Reddit-story, fake-text, and split-screen gameplay shorts built from templates and stock clips.

Synthesia runs roughly $18-$89/mo (Starter/Creator) plus Enterprise, on an avatar-video-minutes model aimed at corporate training and explainers.

Fliki runs roughly $28-$66/mo on a credits/minutes model, centered on text-to-speech and text-to-video with a very large voice library.

Vadoo AI runs $19-$99/mo (Starter/Pro/Advance, capped at 20/100/400 videos per month respectively) and focuses on faceless AI shorts with auto-publishing.

Faceless.video runs roughly $25-$75/mo on weekly video allowances; higher tiers mainly raise posting frequency rather than quality or control.