Pricing
What a video actually costs
A credit is a unit of production cost, not a video, and a plan is a monthly balance of them. What one video draws down depends on what it is made of, which is the table further down this page. Before any render starts, the app shows the estimate for your exact settings.
Every plan starts with a 7 day trial and 150 credits, about 2 Economy videos at the default 45 seconds. A card is required to start and is not charged until the trial ends.
Starter
Included every month
- 600 credits every month
- About 11 Economy or 1 Standard videos a month, at 45 seconds each
- 3 projects
- 1 team members
- Quality tiers: Economy, Standard
Creator
Our recommendationIncluded every month
- 2,000 credits every month
- About 39 Economy or 3 Standard videos a month, at 45 seconds each
- 10 projects
- 3 team members
- Quality tiers: Economy, Standard, Premium
Studio
Included every month
- 6,000 credits every month
- About 117 Economy or 10 Standard videos a month, at 45 seconds each
- 30 projects
- 10 team members
- Quality tiers: Economy, Standard, Premium
Agency
Included every month
- 18,000 credits every month
- About 352 Economy or 31 Standard videos a month, at 45 seconds each
- Unlimited projects
- 25 team members
- Quality tiers: Economy, Standard, Premium
The same cost, tier by tier
In credits, not in dollars a video, because the cost depends on what the video is made of. Every figure here is computed by the same estimator the app shows you before you spend anything.
Economy
- Generated motion
- 0%
- Resolution
- 720p
- 45 seconds
- 51credits
- 60 seconds
- 67credits
Standard
- Generated motion
- 30%
- Resolution
- 1080p
- 45 seconds
- 576credits
- 60 seconds
- 765credits
Premium
- Generated motion
- 60%
- Resolution
- 1080p
- 45 seconds
- 1046credits
- 60 seconds
- 1352credits
At today's model prices, with each tier's default mix. The 150 credits in the trial cover about 2 Economy videos of 45 seconds, and the app shows the real estimate before a render starts.
Billing questions
What the card is charged, when, and what happens to credits you did not spend.
What is a credit, and how many does a video cost?
A credit is a unit of production cost, not a video. At today's model prices a 45 second video costs about 51 credits on Economy, 576 on Standard and 1,046 on Premium. A 60 second video costs about 67, 765 and 1,352. The difference between the tiers is mostly generated motion: Economy pays for stock footage and stills, Premium pays for a picture that is roughly two thirds generated. The app estimates your exact settings before you produce, and the final charge follows the real usage, so it can land either side of that estimate.
How does the trial work?
Every new workspace gets 7 days and 150 credits. That is about two 45 second videos on the Economy tier, and it is not enough for a single Standard one, so set a trial project to Economy if you would rather see several videos than one. A card is required to start the trial and is not charged until the trial ends. Cancel from the billing page before then and nothing is taken.
What happens when I run out of credits?
Production stops before it starts. If a batch would cost more than the balance, Vyral refuses the whole batch and tells you what it needed, rather than producing half of it or billing you for an overage you did not agree to. There is no automatic top up. Unused monthly credits roll over for one extra month, and credits you buy as a top up last twelve months from purchase.
What is the difference between monthly and yearly billing?
Yearly billing charges 10 months of the monthly price up front and covers 12 months of service, so it is 2 months free compared with paying monthly. Monthly credits, limits and features are identical either way.
Can I change or cancel my plan?
Yes. You can move to a higher or lower plan from the billing page at any time, and canceling keeps your account active until the end of the period you already paid for, so nothing is cut off mid-month.
What happens to my videos if I cancel?
Nothing right away. A canceled or paused workspace can no longer start new production, but you can still view, download and publish every video you already rendered. Media is deleted from storage only after a retention window an admin sets, and until then a cancellation you regret can still be undone from the billing page.