AI video pricing at a glance
Start with the plan size that matches the first project, then add credit packs if a larger edit needs more generated takes, premium routes, or revisions.
- Starter $10/mo with 500 credits to test concepts.
- Pro $40/mo with 2,000 credits for regular production.
- Max $100/mo with 5,000 credits for high-volume work.
- Team $200/mo with 10,000 shared credits for client and studio production.
Estimate a first AI video before checkout
Use the pricing page to match the first project to a plan before you open the workspace. A short proof, YouTube Shorts cut, product ad, and full music video all spend credits differently because scene count, duration, provider tier, and revisions drive usage.
- Starter can cover roughly 8 to 16 budget 15-second clips before premium models or longer clips raise usage.
- Provider routing lets teams reserve higher-cost models for hero shots and use faster routes for exploration.
- Project type matters: product ads, UGC cuts, Shorts, explainers, and music videos need different scene budgets.
Plan first, sign in only when generation starts
The pricing route should help buyers decide before an account wall. Open the workspace from this page, sketch a scene plan, compare provider routes, and estimate credits; sign-in appears only when a paid generation is attempted or checkout needs billing context.
- Start with a low-risk scene budget before choosing Starter, Pro, Max, or Team.
- Use starter workflows to map source material, scene count, duration, and provider tier before spend.
- Keep checkout tied to real intent: a planned first generation, a credit pack, or an upgrade.
First-project AI video cost examples
Use these starting points to choose a plan before a paid generation. Exact usage still depends on provider route, clip length, quality tier, and revision count.
- 15-second concept test: start with Starter if you only need a few budget-route takes.
- YouTube Shorts proof: start on Starter when the cut stays compact and uses focused scenes.
- Product or UGC ad: start with Pro when you need extra takes, captions, and review choices.
- Full music-video production: start with Max or Team when scenes, premium models, and revisions stack up.
Built for teams
The Team plan adds shared credits and collaborative production for studios and client work, on top of cloud projects and review links.
- Team $200/mo with 10,000 shared credits.
- Collaborative projects and client review.
- Credit packs when a project needs more.
Pay providers from one place
Credits cover routed provider generation so you do not juggle separate billing for every model, and checkout runs through Stripe.
- Provider-routed generation billed in credits.
- Stripe checkout with live price and tax.
- Manage plans and billing inside the app.
Questions
What teams ask before opening the app.
How much does Video Loom cost?
Plans start at $10/mo for 500 monthly credits, scaling to Team at $200/mo for 10,000 shared credits. Credit packs are available when you need more.
Can I see Video Loom pricing before I create an account?
Yes. The public pricing page shows Starter, Pro, Max, Team, credit packs, and first-project cost examples before signup; checkout confirms the live Stripe total.
Can I plan a Video Loom project before sign-in?
Yes. You can open Video Loom from the pricing page to plan scenes, compare routes, and estimate a first generation. Sign-in appears only when a paid generation is attempted or checkout needs billing context.
What do credits pay for?
Credits cover scene planning, provider-routed video generation, and exports across the workflow. Final pricing is confirmed at Stripe checkout.
How many Video Loom credits do I need for a first AI video?
A short test can fit the Starter plan when you keep scenes focused and use budget routes. Longer videos, premium providers, extra takes, captions, and full timeline finishing need more credits.
Does provider choice affect AI video pricing?
Yes. Provider and model choice affect credit usage, so Video Loom keeps routing, quality tier, and cost context attached to each scene before generation.