InVideo AI Pricing 2026: Plans, Credits & True Cost

InVideo's public pricing page checked on September 13, 2026 shows the following annual-billing view. These are per-seat monthly equivalents billed annually, not month-to-month prices. Check the selected product, seats, currency and final checkout amount before paying.

Source: InVideo's current pricing. Higher Max credit allocations and account-specific configurations can change the bill.

Plan names and offers change. Do not combine a historical quota with a current subscription price, or assume that an agent named Pro or Ultra is itself the plan you are purchasing. If your account shows a different lineup, use the terms attached to that account.

FluxNote publishes this guide, so this is a first-party comparison, not an independent review. Both services offer AI creation and editing; the useful question is which workflow suits your project.

Sources: InVideo pricing, InVideo free access, and FluxNote pricing and plan limits.

Use the same short script in both products. Review the output and the work still needed before choosing a subscription.

There is no universal credits-to-finished-videos conversion.

InVideo’s current credits explanation says usage depends on the model and generation settings.

Video-model charges can depend on seconds, resolution and audio; exporting is not itself a generation charge.

A fixed credits-per-minute table would hide differences between models and settings. Agent or model labels should not be confused with subscription names.

Your useful comparison is the cost and effort of a result you would actually use. Two clips with different quality settings are not a like-for-like price comparison.

Yes. InVideo’s free-plan help article describes limited credits without a card, with the quota resetting weekly on Monday at 00:00 UTC.

It includes trying image generation and image-to-video workflows. The exact available allowance and generation settings should be checked inside your account.

For a practical trial, pick one small project instead of spending the allowance on unrelated prompts. Keep the same script and visual brief when comparing tools. Check the export and licensing conditions before using the result for a client or campaign.

FluxNote’s Free plan offers one AI-produced video per month at 720p and 100 credits to try Image Studio, with preview access to UGC Studio. Paid UGC generation and premium-model access are not part of that promise. Choose a test that fits the free allowance.

Do not switch solely because a headline monthly equivalent looks lower. Compare the billing commitment, supported workflow and deliverable together.

Start with a small, specific project so the evaluation answers a real question.

1. 1Create a free FluxNote account and choose a video format relevant to your channel or business.
2. 2Add your topic or script. For example, explain one practical tip in a short narrated video rather than requesting an entire campaign.
3. 3Review the generated scenes, voiceover and captions. Correct factual details and wording before publishing anything.
4. 4Check editing access on your plan, then explore scene timing and caption adjustments where available. Evaluate whether the workflow fits your project.
5. 5Review current plan allowances only when you need more volume, premium models or other paid features.

The screenshot below shows an actual FluxNote editing interface, not a promise that every prompt will produce the same output. For more detail, explore the AI video generator and caption workflow.

InVideo’s billing help says included credits reset on the monthly renewal date and do not carry forward.

It describes purchased extra credits as valid for 12 months and subject to the current subscription’s expiry.

Confirm these conditions before buying a top-up.

Before paying, review the checkout rather than only the pricing card. Note the renewal date, billing interval, seats and final amount. If testing a paid model, inspect its current cost estimate before starting a batch. A larger credit balance does not guarantee a specific number of finished projects.

Reviewed September 13, 2026 against InVideo pricing, its plans and credits help, the free-plan documentation and FluxNote’s public pricing.

This revision replaces the older plan lineup and fixed generation-rate table, makes annual billing explicit, and adds a side-by-side workflow comparison. It is not a hands-on benchmark of every model. Prices, promotions and account-specific terms can change; the provider’s checkout and in-app estimate take precedence.