InVideo pricing (2026): plans, credits, and what you'll actually pay

InVideo is a generative AI platform that turns prompts into videos using stock footage, avatars, and generated media. Its paid plans provide access to more than 200 visual and audio models. The free plan costs $0, while the Plus plan starts at $20 a month or $200 a year and includes 75 monthly credits. InVideo’s documented 70-second short film consumed 3,000 credits and cost about $750.

This article explains InVideo’s plans and credit rates, so you can estimate the tier your generation volume and settings require.

Key takeaways

• The Plus plan costs $20 monthly or $200 annually and includes 75 credits each month.

• Annual billing charges ten months of the monthly rate upfront for the Plus, Max, and Generative plans.

• Use top-ups for irregular workloads because they can remain valid for 12 months instead of expiring at the next billing anniversary.

• InVideo’s documented 70-second film used 3,000 credits, which only the Elite plan covers without extra capacity.

• Choose Creatify for one workflow that produces ad variations and improves them with performance feedback.

Prices and limits were verified in August 2026 through InVideo’s pricing page, model pricing documentation, and plan recommendation FAQ.

What InVideo is

InVideo creates videos from prompts using AI agents, stock footage, and generated media. Its paid plans include more than 200 models for visual and audio generation.

InVideo AI is the current product that charges credits for generative work. InVideo Studio is a separate editor built around templates and stock media.

InVideo credits, model rates, and expiration

InVideo uses credits for generated media, premium features, and agent activity. Downloads and edits to existing content do not consume credits.

Veo 3.1 at 4K with audio consumes three times the credits per second of 720p or 1080p without audio. InVideo shows the applicable charge before confirmation, but it may change model rates when providers change their prices.

Plan credits reset on the subscription’s billing anniversary and do not roll over. Top-up credits last 12 months from purchase, but InVideo expires them when the subscription ends.

An agent can charge for reasoning and any media it generates within one instruction. InVideo’s Agent One FAQ documents an episode where reasoning consumed more than 30% of the credits before pixel generation began.

InVideo plan pricing in 2026

InVideo sells four paid individual plans alongside its free plan. Every paid plan includes all available models and unlimited exports without a watermark.

Invideo pricing page featuring four subscription tiers: Plus, Max, Generative, and Elite with monthly and annual options.

Free ($0)

The free plan limits testing to 2 video minutes, 1 AI credit, and 4 watermarked exports each week. It includes 10 GB of storage and one Express avatar.

The allowance resets every Monday at 12 a.m. UTC. The InVideo logo remains on exports, and the plan does not provide full access to generative models.

Plus ($20/month or $200/year)

The Plus plan is the lowest paid route to every model and unlimited exports without a watermark. Plus combines 75 credits with four avatar or voice-clone slots and 100 iStock assets.

Those 75 credits equal 2.5% of the 3,000 credits used by InVideo’s documented 70-second film. Plus fits model exploration and isolated clips rather than sustained video production.

Max ($100/month or $1,000/year)

InVideo labels the Max plan as its most popular tier and recommends it for creators who publish regularly. For $100 a month, Max raises the allowance to 390 credits and 16 avatar or voice-clone slots. It also provides twice the concurrency of Plus.

Max can cover occasional generation when you control the model and number of attempts. Its 390 credits remain 2,610 credits below InVideo’s 70-second film example before any top-up.

Generative ($200/month or $2,000/year)

InVideo positions the Generative plan for daily use. Generative supplies 800 credits and 40 avatar or voice-clone slots. It provides ten times the concurrency of Plus.

The pricing page also displays a 1,600-credit option without publishing its charge in the captured view. The base plan covers workflows that exceed Max, but its 800 credits remain below InVideo’s documented short-film totals.

Elite ($1,000/month or $10,800/year)

Elite combines 4,250 credits with 200 avatar or voice-clone slots and 10 TB of storage. It provides twenty times the concurrency of Plus.

Elite is the only standard individual plan that covers the documented 3,000-credit film within one billing cycle. The pricing page also shows an 8,500-credit option without a published charge in the captured view.

Team Standard ($50/seat monthly or $40/seat monthly with annual billing)

The Team Standard plan supports 2 to 30 collaborators through folders and Connect. Team Standard allocates 160 monthly credits to each seat.

Two seats with annual billing cost 2 × $40 = $80 per month and provide 2 × 160 = 320 credits.

Team Premium ($500/seat monthly or $400/seat monthly with annual billing)

Each Team Premium seat comes with 1,600 monthly credits, ten times the Standard allowance.

Two seats with annual billing cost 2 × $400 = $800 per month and provide 2 × 1,600 = 3,200 credits.

Enterprise (contact sales)

The Enterprise plan uses custom pricing for larger organizations. InVideo positions it for companies that need scalable AI, advanced security, and compliance controls.

InVideo Studio Business and Unlimited

InVideo Studio sells template and stock editing separately from the generative platform.

These plans do not replace the current plans that charge credits for generative models. They fit fixed editing work built from templates and stock assets.

What you’ll actually pay

InVideo forfeits unused plan credits at each reset. Annual billing therefore becomes less economical when your team uses only part of its allocation.

Image explorer producing 150 Nano Banana Pro images

Nano Banana Pro starts at 0.25 credits per image. The work consumes 150 × 0.25 = 37.5 credits, so the Plus plan covers it.

The creator uses half of Plus’s 75-credit allocation. Each used credit therefore costs about twice the full-utilization rate when the remaining credits expire.

Social creator generating 20 ten-second Kling clips

This creator makes three attempts for each finished clip with Kling 3.0 at 720p with audio. The work consumes 20 × 3 × 10 seconds × 1.01 credits = 606 credits.

The Max plan falls 216 credits short. The Generative plan covers the workload with 194 credits remaining.

Short-film creator producing one 70-second film

InVideo documents a 70-second film that consumed 3,000 credits and cost about $750. Only the Elite plan’s 4,250-credit allowance covers the documented 3,000-credit film.

One documented short film therefore lands on Elite rather than the $20 entry plan.

Agent-led episodic producer

InVideo’s Agent One FAQ records an average of three generations for each usable shot. The production selected 41 clips from 164 generated clips, and agent reasoning consumed more than 30% of credits before pixel generation.

A documented episode used roughly 30,000 credits. That total exceeded Elite’s allocation by 25,750 credits.

Top-ups and billing changes

InVideo sells extra credits after a paid plan runs out:

• $50, $250, and $1,000 packs

• Custom purchases starting at $5

• Optional automatic reloading

Top-ups appear immediately and remain valid for 12 months. They expire when the subscription is cancelled.

InVideo prorates upgrades and applies the higher allowance immediately. Credits already used during the cycle count against the new limit. InVideo renews subscriptions automatically, does not allow pauses, and approves usage-based refund requests case by case through support.

InVideo or Creatify

InVideo and Creatify solve different production jobs. InVideo provides broad access to general-purpose models, while Creatify concentrates on producing and improving paid-ad creative.

InVideo fits buyers who value model breadth and general video experimentation. Several discarded attempts can raise the bill quickly, especially when the creator selects a higher-rate model.

Creatify gives ecommerce teams one system for producing and improving paid ads. Creatify connects ad research, production, and performance feedback across channels.

Who each InVideo plan is right for

• Free: Evaluate the platform when four weekly exports with an InVideo watermark are acceptable.

• Plus: Explore the full model catalog or make isolated clips within 75 monthly credits.

• Max: Run occasional, controlled production that stays within 390 credits.

• Generative: Create frequently when monthly work exceeds Max but remains below documented short-film totals.

• Elite: Produce with multi-thousand-credit months and higher concurrency.

• Team Standard or Premium: Give 2 to 30 collaborators shared folders, Connect, and credits per seat.

• Enterprise: Obtain custom capacity, security, and compliance controls.

• Studio: Edit with templates and stock media under fixed export allowances.

Close

Before subscribing, estimate credits for all generation attempts, agent work, and selected media settings. Max fits controlled occasional use, while routine video generation generally requires Generative or higher.

FAQs

How much does InVideo cost in 2026?

Free is $0. Paid plans start at Plus for $20/month ($200/year), then Max at $100/month ($1,000/year), Generative at $200/month ($2,000/year), and Elite at $1,000/month ($10,800/year).

What are InVideo “credits,” and what do they pay for?

Credits are used for generative work (rendering generated media), premium/credit-based model usage, and agent activity like reasoning and retries. Edits/downloads of existing content don’t consume credits.

Do credits roll over to the next billing date?

No. Plan credits reset on your subscription’s billing anniversary and don’t roll over. Top-up credits last 12 months from purchase, but they expire when the subscription ends.

Can one 70-second film exceed a Plus or Max credit allowance?

Yes. InVideo’s documented 70-second film used about 3,000 credits. Plus (75/month) and Max (390/month) can’t cover that without top-ups; only Elite’s monthly allocation covers it without extra capacity (per the credit figures in the article).

Why does “what you’ll actually pay” vary between videos?

Credit usage depends on the model and settings (e.g., higher resolution and audio can cost more per second) and on agent behavior (failed/rejected clips and any extra reasoning/media generated in the same instruction).