InVideo

The free tier is enough to test the workflow but not to publish professionally. As of mid-2026 it caps AI generation at around 10 minutes per week, exports at 720p, and stamps an InVideo watermark on your videos. Access to some premium stock media and the more advanced AI tools is also held back. If you only need to see whether the prompt-to-video approach fits how you work, the free plan answers that question at no cost; if you plan to post client-facing or monetized content, the watermark alone usually forces an upgrade.

InVideo's paid lineup has generally spanned an entry Plus plan, a higher Max plan, and a Generative plan, with pricing that has moved over time, so treat any figure as approximate and confirm it at checkout. Reported entry pricing has sat near $28 per month billed monthly, dropping to roughly $17 per month when billed annually — the annual route has historically saved on the order of 20 percent. If your video output is steady month to month, the annual commitment is where the discount lives; if your usage is seasonal or one-off, monthly avoids paying for idle months.

The tiers differ mainly in generation and export limits, with the Generative plan adding access to premium underlying models such as Sora and Veo. Pick the tier by how much you actually render, not by the longest feature list.

Because generation is metered in credits, two people on the same plan can get very different value depending on how many videos they produce and how long each one runs. Before subscribing, estimate your monthly volume and check how many credits each render consumes, since running out mid-month is the most common reason people feel a plan was more expensive than the sticker price suggested.