Revid AI costs $39 per month on Hobby and Growth, and $199 per month on Ultra, with Growth including 2,000 AI credits and Ultra including 12,000. Annual billing lowers those to $32, $32, and $166 per month. The number Revid does not publish is credits per video, which means cost per finished video cannot be worked out before you pay. Every figure below was read directly from revid.ai/pricing, checked July 29, 2026.
Disclosure: Vidroot competes with Revid AI, and Vidroot's own math is shown further down using the same arithmetic.
Fast-scan summary:
- Entry price: $39 per month, either plan. Annual equivalent $32 per month, billed $384.
- Top tier: Ultra at $199 per month for 12,000 credits, $166 per month billed annually at $1,992.
- Cost per credit: about $0.0195 on Growth, about $0.0166 on Ultra, $0.049 on the smallest top-up.
- Cost per video: not calculable. Revid publishes no credits-per-video rate.
- The $99 you see: a struck-through reference price on Growth, not a charge.
What each Revid AI plan costs and includes
Three plans render for a logged-out visitor. Prices below are the monthly-billing rates, with the annual equivalent shown beside them, all read from the live page on July 29, 2026.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per month) | Billed annually | What is metered | Key limits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hobby | $39 | $32 | $384 | Not stated on the card | No credit allowance listed, no worker count listed |
| Growth | $39 (from $99) | $32 | $384 | 2,000 AI credits per month | 3 Auto-Mode Workers |
| Ultra | $199 | $166 | $1,992 | 12,000 AI credits per month | 10 Auto-Mode Workers, slider goes to 200,000 credits |
Growth carries the note "Discount locked in forever: this stays your price as long as you're subscribed" under the $99 strike-through. Every card carries "cancel anytime, 100% content ownership."
Ultra has a credits slider offering 12k, 30k, 50k, 100k, and 200k. The rendered page keeps showing $199 while the slider moves, so the prices for the larger steps are not visible on the card. Revid's own published plan configuration lists them at $459, $749, $1,459, and $2,799 per month for 30,000, 50,000, 100,000, and 200,000 credits.
Why the Hobby and Growth plans cost the same
Hobby and Growth both charge $39 per month and both bill $384 per year. They are not two price points. They are two feature lists on one product.
Revid's published plan configuration maps Hobby and Growth to the same plan identifier, the same Stripe price ID, and the same annual checkout. Hobby's card lists three features. Growth's card lists eleven, including the 2,000 credits, and carries the "Best Value" tag.
The practical read: at $39 there is no cheaper option, only a shorter list. If you are choosing between them at the same price, Growth is the card with the credit allowance printed on it.
Can you calculate a cost per video on Revid AI?
No. Revid publishes a monthly credit allowance but never publishes how many credits one video consumes, so the division that produces cost per finished video has no denominator.
That is a finding rather than an omission on our side. It matters because the credit burn rate on this category varies by an order of magnitude depending on whether a scene is a still image, a generated clip, or an avatar render.
What can be calculated is cost per credit, which is the only unit Revid actually sells:
| Purchase | Price | Credits | Cost per credit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth subscription | $39/mo | 2,000 | ~$0.0195 |
| Ultra subscription | $199/mo | 12,000 | ~$0.0166 |
| Credit Boost 1k | $49 | 1,000 | $0.049 |
| Credit Boost 4k | $99 | 4,000 | ~$0.0248 |
| Credit Boost 10k | $199 | 10,000 | ~$0.0199 |
| Credit Boost 100k | $1,900 | 100,000 | $0.019 |
The top-up packs are listed in Revid's published product configuration and check out through Lemon Squeezy. Note the shape: the smallest top-up costs 2.5 times more per credit than the Ultra subscription. Running out mid-month is expensive.
Third-party guides currently ranking for this term report roughly 150 to 200 credits for a three-minute vertical video with narration and captions (Genially guide, checked July 2026). If that held, a three-minute video on Growth would be about $2.93 to $3.90. Revid publishes no rate, so treat that as unverified secondhand arithmetic, not a price.
Our source audit: what the ranking pages get wrong
We pulled Revid's live pricing page, its rendered annual view, and its published plan configuration on July 29, 2026, then compared them against the first page of Google results for the same query. Three of those results misstate the price.
Finding one: the $99 anchor is being reported as the price. Multiple guides list Growth at $99 per month. On the live page, $99 appears only as a struck-through reference above $39. Nobody is charged $99.
Finding two: the annual rates are absent everywhere. No third-party page we checked lists $384 or $1,992 per year, or the $32 and $166 monthly equivalents. Those only appear after clicking the "Annually" toggle, which is client-side and invisible to most scrapers.
Finding three: two tiers are not on the public card set at all. Revid's configuration carries a "Lite" plan at $29 per month against a $99 reference with 1,500 credits, gated behind an A/B test flag, and an "Elite" plan at $89 per month with 5,000 credits and 5 Auto-Mode Workers, shown only to accounts that already have a subscription or a payment record. Neither renders for a fresh logged-out visitor.
That last one is the practical gotcha. The upgrade path from Growth at $39 is not Ultra at $199. There is an $89 tier in between that you will only be shown after you are already a customer.
What is not included in the headline price
Five costs sit outside the $39 figure.
Top-ups at a worse rate. Running short mid-cycle means buying credits at $0.049 each on the 1,000 pack, which is 2.5 times the Growth subscription rate.
No published rollover or expiry policy. The pricing page describes credits as a monthly allowance and says nothing about carrying unused credits forward. Ask before prepaying a year.
No stated watermark policy. Revid's pricing page makes no watermark claim on any tier, positive or negative. Confirm on the tier you intend to buy.
Worker count as a second meter. Growth includes 3 Auto-Mode Workers and Ultra includes 10. If you run one always-on pipeline per brand, that number caps your client count before your credits do.
No free tier. The page states no credit card is required to create a first video, but there is no ongoing free plan listed beside Hobby, Growth, and Ultra.
Who each Revid AI plan actually fits
| Plan | Best for | Main tradeoff |
|---|---|---|
| Hobby $39 | Nobody, at this price | Same cost as Growth with a shorter feature list |
| Growth $39 | Solo creators running up to three automated pipelines | 2,000 credits with no published per-video rate to budget against |
| Elite $89 | Existing customers who outgrew 2,000 credits | Not shown to new signups, so you cannot plan around it |
| Ultra $199 | Agencies running up to 10 pipelines across brands | Big jump from $39 with no intermediate tier on the public page |
| 30k to 200k | High-volume content operations | $459 to $2,799 per month, prices not rendered on the card |
Best for API and automation work: Growth is the cheapest tier that includes full API, MCP, and CLI access. If you are building on Revid programmatically, $39 is a genuinely low entry point for that surface.
Best for tool variety: Revid advertises 100+ AI video tools, 70+ language voiceovers, and 3M+ videos to remix. No focused product matches that breadth, and if breadth is the requirement, Revid wins on it.
When Revid AI is the wrong buy
Skip Revid if you need to forecast spend per deliverable. Without a published credits-per-video rate, a client quote is a guess until you have run a month of real production.
Skip it if your volume sits between 2,000 and 12,000 credits. The public jump from $39 to $199 is 5.1 times the price for 6 times the credits, and the $89 tier that would fix this is not offered to new accounts.
Skip it if you specifically need Hobby. At $39 with the same annual price as Growth, it is the same purchase with fewer things listed.
How Vidroot compares on price
Vidroot publishes a per-operation rate, which is the one thing Revid does not, so the arithmetic below is checkable rather than asserted.
A 30-second, six-scene short costs about 115 credits: 60 for six AI image scenes at 10 each, 5 for voiceover, 20 render base, and 30 for output seconds at 1 per second.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per month) | Credits | Shorts per month | Cost per short (monthly) | Cost per short (annual) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Creator | $19 | $15.83 | 1,500 | ~13 | ~$1.46 | ~$1.22 |
| Growth | $49 | $40.83 | 4,000 | ~34 | ~$1.44 | ~$1.20 |
| Agency | $149 | $124.17 | 12,000 | ~104 | ~$1.43 | ~$1.19 |
Annual billing is two months free. Signup includes free credits, pricing is public without an account, and one-time top-ups are available when a month runs short. Credits reset monthly rather than rolling over, the same as most of this category.
Where Revid is the better buy: at 12,000 credits, Ultra costs $199 against Vidroot Agency at $149, but Revid's credits buy access to a far wider tool library, avatars, face swaps, podcasts, and 10 always-on workers. If you want one subscription covering many video formats, that breadth is worth paying for and Vidroot does not compete on it.
Where Vidroot is the better buy: entry is $19 against $39, and every rate is published, so a cost per deliverable exists before you spend anything. Vidroot's Agency tier gives the same 12,000 credits for $50 less per month, but against a narrower feature set.
The workflow differences, which matter more than the price gap, are covered on the Revid AI alternative comparison. The full category table sits in What AI Video Generators Cost in 2026.
FAQ
How much does Revid AI cost per month? Hobby is $39, Growth is $39 against a $99 reference price, and Ultra is $199. Annual billing drops those to $32, $32, and $166 per month, billed $384, $384, and $1,992.
How much does Revid AI cost per video? It cannot be calculated. Revid publishes credit allowances but no credits-per-video rate. Cost per credit is about $0.0195 on Growth and about $0.0166 on Ultra.
What is the difference between Revid AI Hobby and Growth? Price, none. Both are $39 per month and $384 per year, and Revid's plan configuration maps both to the same plan identifier. Growth's card lists the 2,000 credits and the automation features.
Does Revid AI have a free plan? No ongoing free tier is listed. The page states no credit card is required to create a first video, but Hobby, Growth, and Ultra are the only published plans.
Do Revid AI credits roll over? The pricing page does not say. Credits are described as a monthly allowance, and top-ups are sold separately from $49 for 1,000 credits up to $1,900 for 100,000.
Next step
Before committing to a year at $384, run ten real videos on the monthly plan and divide $39 by the ones you would actually publish. That number is your price, and it is the only one Revid cannot publish for you.
If you want a per-video figure before you spend, start free on Vidroot and check the credit ledger against the 115-credit example above. The comparison pages cover the workflow differences that price alone does not capture.