invideo AI pricing explained: Starter, Plus and Max, and what the credits actually buy

invideo AI costs $20, $60 or $150 a seat a month for its Starter, Plus and Max plans, or $10, $30 and $75 a month if you pay for the year up front. That's what invideo's pricing page showed us on November 13, 2026, in US dollars. Each plan is really a bucket of credits: 400, 2,000 or 5,000 a month. What those credits buy depends on the AI model you pick, and that's where the real price of a video hides.

What does each invideo AI plan include?

The three plans differ in four ways: credits, which agent modes you get, which models you can run, and how many seats. Here's the full table from invideo's pricing page, read November 13, 2026.

Starter gets "selected models and features": invideo names Seedance 2.0 Fast and 2.0 Mini, and says no Seedance 2.5 or 2.0. Starter is also stuck on the Lite agent, which can't upscale its 1080p exports; Pro and Ultra can. Guest seats on Plus and Max come with 190 credits each. Every plan, Starter included, gets the timeline editor, multiplayer editing and the colour, audio and 3D tools.

Max also comes in bigger sizes: invideo's subscriptions help page lists Max 2x at $300 a month for 10,000 credits and Max 3x at $450 for 15,000. The same page lists business plans, Team at $79 a seat (1,600 credits) and Scale at $215 a seat (4,000 credits), for 5 to 30 seats.

What do invideo credits actually buy?

Video models are priced per second, and resolution, video input and generated audio change the rate. invideo shows the exact cost before you confirm. These are the per-clip figures from its pricing page:

Turn those into a month and you get invideo's own clips-per-plan table:

Those counts assume every generation is a keeper; retries and Agent Two's own work also spend credits. Our invideo credits guide covers where they go and the setting that stops surprise spending. For the full model list, Kling 4.0 and Veo included, see which AI models invideo has.

What does one credit cost in dollars?

By our math from the listed prices, if you spend every credit:

• Starter: $0.05 a credit monthly, $0.025 billed yearly.
• Plus and Max: $0.03 a credit monthly, $0.015 billed yearly.

So one 5-second Seedance 2.5 clip at 720p costs about $1.68 on Plus monthly, or $0.84 on Plus or Max billed yearly. At 1080p it's about $2.88, or $1.44 yearly. That ignores failed or discarded tries.

Plus and Max come out the same per credit at the listed prices, whatever Max's "lowest cost per credit" label says. Max buys more credits, seats and storage, not a cheaper credit.

Monthly or yearly: which should you pick?

Yearly is half price on all three plans, with the same credits, still reset monthly. On November 13 a banner also offered unlimited Seedream 5.5, Nano Banana 2.1 and other image models for 30 days on annual plans.

The catch is commitment. Switching from monthly to annual happens at once and charges the full year. Going back from annual to monthly only happens when the year ends. invideo's terms (effective November 6, 2026) only allow a refund within 24 hours of a purchase or renewal, and only if you haven't used credits or premium features. So start monthly, find out how many credits your videos really use, then switch. Our refund and cancel guide has the details, and invideo promo codes covers the current offers.

Where invideo's own pages disagree

invideo's pricing page, help center and older FAQ pages don't match. We used the pricing page, since that's what checkout shows.

• Annual prices. The subscriptions help page lists Starter yearly at $240 (about $20 a month), Plus at $720 and Max at $1,800, with "up to 40% off on Max". The pricing page shows half price yearly: $120, $360 and $900.
• Old plan names and prices. invideo FAQ pages dated September 9 and 16, 2026 list Plus at $20, Max at $100, plus Generative and Elite plans. Those names no longer appear on the pricing page.
• Upgrading mid-month. The pricing FAQ says unused credits roll into the new plan. The help page says credits you've already used count against the new limit.
• Refunds. The terms say no pro-rata or partial refunds. A help page says refunds are "pro-rated and usage based". invideo's help center says the terms have the final word.

invideo can also change credit costs without notice, and prices differ by country and in app stores.

Extra credits and cancelling

Run out mid-month and you can buy extra credits from $5. They're non-refundable, used only after plan credits run out, and expire after 12 months or when your paid plan ends, whichever comes first. When you cancel, the plan runs to the end of the period, then unused paid credits, extra ones included, expire.

How invideo compares on price

invideo's Plus and Higgsfield's Plus sit at a similar list price, but they're built for different jobs. invideo makes a whole video from a script or prompt, with voiceover, stock and edits. Higgsfield is built for directing single shots, model by model. If you're choosing between them, read invideo vs Higgsfield. If you're weighing invideo against everything else, our invideo alternatives and the best AI video generator guide sort tools by job. The invideo hub collects every answer we've checked.

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