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OpusClip has a free tier and paid plans roughly $15-$29/mo (billed annually) metered by processing minutes - you bring the source video; it clips it.

VEED has a free tier and paid plans roughly $12-$59/mo (Lite/Pro/Business, billed annually). It is a full editor, so AI generation is one feature among many.

Revid.ai runs roughly $29-$199/mo on a credit system (credits do not roll over). A single 30-40s AI video can consume 700+ credits.

StoryShort runs $39-$199/mo on a credit system where image generation consumes credits separately, so advertised video counts rarely match real output.

AutoShorts.ai runs $19-$69/mo, but every plan is limited to a single series - running multiple channels means multiple separate subscriptions.

AutoFaceless.ai runs $29-$249/mo on a flat 10-credits-per-video model, but access is waitlist-gated with no free trial.

InVideo AI runs roughly $20-$60/mo (Plus/Max) on a generation-minutes model; free exports carry an InVideo watermark and AI minutes are capped per plan.

Pictory runs roughly $19-$99/mo on a video-hours / projects model, oriented around repurposing long videos, scripts, and blog posts into clips.

HeyGen runs roughly $29-$89/mo on a credit/minutes model focused on AI avatar and talking-spokesperson videos.

Crayo AI runs roughly $17-$39/mo and focuses on fast Reddit-story, fake-text, and split-screen gameplay shorts built from templates and stock clips.

Synthesia runs roughly $18-$89/mo (Starter/Creator) plus Enterprise, on an avatar-video-minutes model aimed at corporate training and explainers.

Fliki runs roughly $28-$66/mo on a credits/minutes model, centered on text-to-speech and text-to-video with a very large voice library.

Vadoo AI runs roughly $18-$36/mo and focuses on faceless AI shorts with auto-publishing.