Revid AI Pricing and Revid Pricing Plans With Credit Costs in 2026

Revid AI pricing in 2026 starts at $39 a month for the Growth plan with 2,000 credits ($32 a month billed yearly), and Ultra costs $199 a month for 12,000 credits ($166 billed yearly), with larger Ultra sizes from $459 to $2,799 a month. A Hobby plan is also listed at $39 a month. There is no free plan, only free credits at signup. Credits pay for every AI step, and a 30 second video can cost anywhere from about 40 credits to more than 1,000 depending on the visuals you choose, so the plan price alone does not tell you how many videos you get.

Revid is a short-form video generator aimed at creators and faceless channels. You give it a script, a link, or a topic, or you remix one of the viral videos in its library, and it assembles a vertical video with AI voiceover, captions, and visuals that can be stock media, generated images, or generated AI video clips. It also posts straight to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, and runs Auto-Mode workers that publish on a schedule. The prices below come from the Revid pricing page and the credit costs from the official Revid documentation, both checked in October 2026.

Revid AI pricing plans in 2026

Two quirks are worth knowing before checkout. Hobby and Growth show the same $39 monthly price, and Growth lists more features and a stated 2,000 credits, so Growth is the plan to compare. Revid's own machine-readable pricing document also describes an Elite plan at $89 a month ($74 yearly) with 5,000 credits and voice cloning, but it does not appear on the live pricing page, so treat it as unavailable unless you see it in checkout.

How much does Revid AI cost?

Revid AI costs $39 a month for Growth or $199 a month for Ultra on monthly billing, and $32 or $166 a month billed yearly. A year of Growth is $384 and a year of Ultra is $1,992. Bigger Ultra sizes run $459 to $2,799 a month. You can also buy one-time credit boosts that never expire: 1,000 credits for $49, 4,000 for $99, 10,000 for $199, or 100,000 for $1,900.

The jump from Growth to Ultra is $160 a month for 10,000 more credits, which drops the price per credit from about 2 cents to about 1.7 cents. Boost packs are the most expensive way to buy credits at the small sizes ($49 for 1,000 is about 5 cents each), so a channel that runs out every month is usually better off on the next plan up than on top-ups.

How Revid credits work and what a video really costs

A Revid credit is a unit of AI usage, not a video. Voiceover, images, generated clips, avatars, music, and 4K export all draw from the same monthly balance. These are the rates in the official Revid credit cost documentation:

The 30 second column is arithmetic on the official rates for six 5 second scenes. Revid's own estimate for a 30 second video built from animated images with a voiceover is about 40 to 80 credits. The moment you switch the scenes to generated AI video, the cost per video rises five to fifty times.

How many videos can you make with 2,000 credits on Revid?

On Growth, 2,000 credits make about 25 to 50 thirty-second videos built from images and voiceover, about 20 with Low quality AI video, about 6 with Pro AI video, and about 3 with Veo 3. On Ultra, 12,000 credits make about 150 to 300 image-based videos, about 38 with Pro AI video, or about 20 with Veo 3. Plan credits reset at each renewal and do not roll over.

That spread is the real pricing question with Revid. A channel that posts daily image-and-voice shorts fits comfortably in Growth. A channel that wants every scene to be generated video will either post a handful of videos a month on Growth or need Ultra. Some reviewers also report credits being used on generations they discarded, so budget a margin above the arithmetic for retries.

Is Revid AI free?

No. Revid has no free plan. New accounts get some free credits at signup without a card, and a free account can search the viral video library, but publishing regularly needs a paid plan from $39 a month. Older directory listings that mention a free plan or quote Growth at $99 a month are reading the struck-through list price, not what Revid charges today.

Does Revid have an API, and what does it cost?

Yes. API access, an MCP server, and a CLI are included from the Growth plan, and API calls spend the same credits as the web app at the same rates. There is no separate API price list, so the cost of an automated pipeline is the credit cost per video times your volume, which is why the visual tier you pick matters even more when the videos are made by code.

What does a year of Revid cost compared with a flat plan?

Here is the yearly cost of each Revid plan next to the VidUp plans, for buyers who want finished narrated videos from a script, a blog post, or a product URL and would rather count videos than credits.

Read that table honestly. If you post image-based shorts in volume, Revid Growth can buy more videos per dollar than VidUp Starter. If you want generated AI video in every scene, Revid is the tool that does it and VidUp is not, because VidUp matches licensed stock footage instead of generating clips. Where VidUp wins is predictability: a VidUp video costs the same whether it is your first of the month or your thirtieth, nothing is spent on a render you throw away, and a marketing team can plan a quarter of output without converting it into credits.

Which Revid plan should you buy?

Buy Growth if you run one or two faceless channels with image-based or stock visuals and want auto-publishing. At $32 a month billed yearly it is the best value on the page, and 2,000 credits cover daily posting at the cheaper visual tiers.

Buy Ultra if you want generated AI video scenes, voice cloning, or more than three Auto-Mode workers running channels in parallel. Price your actual mix first: ten Veo 3 videos a month use half of Ultra on their own.

Skip the boost packs unless you run short once in a while. They never expire, which helps for a seasonal spike, but they cost more per credit than moving up a plan.

When a flat text-to-video plan is the better buy

Revid is built for creators chasing reach: viral remixes, auto-posting, avatars, face swaps, and the newest generation models in one place. It also lets one person run several faceless channels without touching an editor. If the video needs a real person holding the product, though, no generator replaces a creator, and brands that hit that wall usually brief and pay a UGC creator for those clips instead.

A lot of business video does not need any of that. Product explainers, ad variations, blog posts turned into video, and release announcements run on a clear script, a voiceover, captions, and footage that fits each line. VidUp takes that script, an article, or a product URL and returns a finished narrated video in 9:16, 1:1, and 16:9 from one render. Starter is $49 a month ($24 billed yearly) for 30 videos, Growth is $99 ($49 billed yearly) for 75 with 2 seats, and Pro is $199 ($99 billed yearly) for 200 with 3 seats, 4K, and an API. There are no credits and no per-second rates. VidUp has no avatars, no face swap, no viral remix library, and no auto-posting, so if those are why you are buying, Revid is the better fit.

For the no-presenter workflow, the faceless video generator page shows how a script becomes a finished short, and SaaS marketing videos covers turning feature pages and release notes into video for a software team. Other tools in the same category are priced in InVideo AI pricing, Pictory pricing, and Captions AI pricing, the long-form faceless option is compared on the VidRush alternatives page, category-wide numbers are in how much AI video generators cost, and the VidUp plans are on the pricing page.

Frequently asked questions about Revid AI pricing

Is Revid AI worth the money?

Revid is worth it for creators who post short-form video daily with image or stock visuals, because Growth at $32 a month billed yearly covers about 25 to 50 such videos a month and posts them for you. It is weaker value if every scene must be generated AI video, since Pro AI video uses about 300 credits per 30 seconds.

Do Revid credits roll over?

No. Plan credits reset at every renewal and do not stack from month to month. Credit boost packs are the exception: credits bought as a one-time boost never expire, so they are the way to bank credits for a busy month.

What is the difference between Revid Growth and Ultra?

Ultra costs $199 a month instead of $39 and includes 12,000 credits instead of 2,000. It also adds voice creation and cloning, 10 Auto-Mode workers instead of 3, and lets you watch up to 50 channels for ideas instead of 5. Ultra comes in larger sizes up to 200,000 credits for $2,799 a month.

Can I cancel Revid anytime?

Yes. You can cancel at any time, and your plan stays active until the end of the period you already paid for. Yearly plans are paid up front, so check the refund terms before choosing yearly billing; Revid does not publish a refund policy on its pricing page.

How many credits does a Revid video use?

A 30 second video built from animated images and a voiceover uses about 40 to 80 credits, by Revid's own estimate. Generated AI video adds 15 to 500 credits per 5 seconds depending on the model, so the same 30 seconds costs about 90 credits on Low, 300 on Pro, 600 on Veo 3, and up to 3,000 on Seedance 4K.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Revid AI?

For image-based shorts, Revid Growth is already one of the cheapest options per video. For finished narrated videos from a script or URL at a fixed cost, VidUp Starter is $24 a month billed yearly for 30 videos with no credits. Which is cheaper depends on how many credits your usual Revid video consumes.