HeyGen Pricing 2026: Free, Creator $29 and Pro $49

The pricing page has a Monthly and a Yearly switch and says yearly billing gives 2 months free. The monthly prices above are the ones HeyGen shows for monthly billing.

Paid plans run on credits, and different features use different amounts.

HeyGen's help center lists Avatar III at 4 to 7 credits a minute, Avatar IV at 16 to 31 and Avatar V at 48.

So Creator's 600 credits cover about 12 minutes of Avatar V or about 19 minutes of Avatar IV Video Look, and Pro's 1,000 credits cover about 21 minutes of Avatar V (arithmetic from the list rates).

Creator does not support one-time credit purchases; HeyGen's answer when you run out is to upgrade to Pro. Pro lets you choose a higher monthly tier, up to 100,000 credits, instead of buying a pack.

Business can buy extra credits at $0.05 each, in blocks of 100 for $5. For the full rate table, see our guide to HeyGen credits.

Start from what you need to export. If you only want to test the avatars and can live with a watermark and 1-minute videos, the Free plan is enough.

If you publish regularly and need 1080p without HeyGen branding, Creator is the entry paid plan. Pick Pro if you need 4K output, videos longer than the Creator limit, the newest models or a bigger monthly credit pool.

Business is for teams that need shared credits, SSO or a brand kit.

Count your minutes before you choose. A 60-second Avatar V video uses 48 credits at the list rate, so a creator who posts one such video a day uses about 1,440 credits a month, more than Creator's 600 and more than Pro's entry 1,000. Run a short test render first and read the credit change.

The HeyGen API is priced separately: HeyGen's help center describes pay-as-you-go API credits with no plan needed. For example it lists $7.20 a minute for an Avatar V digital twin and $0.60 a minute for an Avatar III digital twin, and says the table applies to videos made through the API only.

If you subscribe in the mobile app, billing and refunds follow Apple's or Google's rules.

HeyGen's refund article says payments are generally non-refundable, with requests reviewed case by case, within 15 days for HeyGen and Google Play purchases and 14 days for Apple App Store purchases.

Read our HeyGen cancellation guide before you subscribe.

FluxNote is a different kind of tool: it makes new videos from a topic or script with an AI-written script, voiceover, captions and visuals, not a talking avatar. FluxNote plans spend one shared credit pool, and a finished faceless video is about 100 credits.

Free gives up to three free videos to start; Basic is $10 a month ($5 billed yearly) with 1,000 credits and Rise is $20 a month ($10 billed yearly) with 2,500 credits. Basic is offered to new accounts outside India.

No FluxNote video is watermarked on any plan, and standard videos export at 720p on Free and 1080p on paid plans. See the FluxNote pricing page for current plans.

Read on 7 November 2026:

• HeyGen pricing page
• HeyGen help center: credit-based pricing plans
• HeyGen help center: refund process and policy
• HeyGen help center: API pricing and credits

HeyGen changes its plans and credit rates, so confirm the numbers on its pages before you buy.