PixVerse pricing: free credits, paid plans & video costs

Quick answer

PixVerse Standard costs $10 monthly or $8 per month billed annually ($96/year), with 1,200 monthly membership credits. The free Basic plan lists 60 initial credits and 30 daily credits; paid plans list 60 daily credits. Generation cost varies by model, resolution, duration and audio. Consumer subscription credits and PixVerse API billing are separate; PixVerse's current API pricing example uses V6 at 720p for five seconds without audio.

Magic Hour publishes this pricing guide and offers alternative video workflows. PixVerse subscription, credit, and API claims are based on the linked official PixVerse sources checked September 13, 2026; this is not a sponsored review or controlled output-quality benchmark.

Current PixVerse subscription prices

The official subscription page was checked September 13, 2026. Prices below are listed in USD; annual rates require the annual payment shown. Promotions and local taxes can change the checkout total.

PixVerse API official pricing page screenshot (pixverse-api-pricing), September 25, 2026

PixVerse API pricing page, captured September 25, 2026. Billing selection, currency and any promotion are shown in the screenshot; recheck the live page and checkout before buying. View official source

Plan	Monthly billing	Annual billing	Membership credits
Basic	Free	Not applicable	60 initial credits; 30 daily credits
Standard	$10/month	$96/year, equivalent to $8/month	1,200 every 30 days, plus 60 daily
Pro	$30/month	$288/year, equivalent to $24/month	6,000 every 30 days, plus 60 daily
Premium	$60/month	$576/year, equivalent to $48/month	15,000 every 30 days, plus 60 daily
Ultra	$249/month	$1,788/year, advertised equivalent $149/month	25,000 every 30 days, plus 60 daily
Team Ultra	$199/seat/month	$1,788/seat/year, equivalent to $149/seat/month	25,000 membership credits; confirm team allocation at checkout

Daily credits reset daily. Do not count a daily allowance as a stored monthly balance you can spend all at once. Confirm how each credit type expires before buying extra capacity.

Which PixVerse credits roll over?

PixVerse’s subscription FAQ distinguishes three balances. The expiry rules below were checked on October 10, 2026:

Credit type	Refresh or acquisition	Unused balance
Daily	Renews at 00:00 UTC each day	Expires at the end of that day
Membership	Every 30 days from the subscription’s exact start date and time	Expires when the next 30-day cycle begins
Bonus	Purchases, rewards and promotions	Does not expire

Annual billing does not turn membership credits into a permanent balance: the FAQ still specifies 30-day expiry. Saving ten daily credits on each of ten days does not create a 100-credit stockpile. Plan larger sessions around membership renewal or the bonus balance, rather than adding daily allowances as if they roll over.

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What changes between plans?

Basic lists output up to 540p. Standard lists up to 720p and three concurrent generations. Pro and higher tiers list up to 4K, with model-dependent availability; Pro allows five concurrent generations and Premium/Ultra eight. Team Ultra lists twelve. Paid plan cards include watermark-free downloads.

Plans also differ in model access, batch creation and off-peak discounts. “Unlimited” offers apply to the named models, modes and promotional terms on the plan page; they do not mean unrestricted access to every model at every setting.

How many videos do PixVerse credits buy?

There is no single credits-per-video figure. Choose the model, duration, resolution and audio mode, then read the generation estimate. Extend, edit and reference-video operations can have different costs from a new text-to-video clip.

For budgeting, use: credits needed = number of attempts × credits per attempt. For example, if the interface quotes 40 credits and you plan three attempts for each of ten finished clips, budget 1,200 credits. This is an illustrative calculation, not a quoted universal PixVerse rate or a measured success rate.

Use the displayed estimate to calculate your own capacity: available eligible credits divided by the quoted credits per attempt, rounded down, gives a maximum candidate count before other operations. Divide that candidate count by your assumed attempts per accepted clip for a planning scenario. Daily credits are useful only when you can use them before expiry.

Record actual accepted outputs with the video-cost worksheet. For a product comparison, reuse one shot prompt and source photo across the tools you are considering. Do not buy an annual plan from the candidate count alone.

Consumer subscription or PixVerse API?

Use the consumer application for interactive creation. Use the PixVerse API platform when you need programmatic generation. PixVerse's billing guide says to keep API Credits separate from consumer-app subscriptions. API rates depend on the model and settings, so its billing should not be inferred from the consumer membership table.

A meaningful API quote names the model, operation, duration, resolution and audio setting. The current API pricing page lists V6 at 720p without audio at 9 Credits per generated second. A five-second clip uses 45 Credits, about $0.20 at the published 225 Credits per US dollar. Other models and settings have different rates, and plans or promotions may change your effective cost. Keep these API charges separate from consumer-app memberships.

Cancellation and refunds: check before paying

The same published subscription FAQ says account deletion does not cancel a subscription. Cancel on the Subscribe page and back up your data before deleting the account. It limits full refunds to unused subscriptions still within their validity period, does not support partial refunds, and makes credit-pack purchases non-refundable even when unused. Dissatisfaction with generated results is not a refund basis under that FAQ. Test your input with free credits before committing.

Which plan should you choose?

Start with Basic to check the interface and your intended input. Choose Standard only if its supported models and 720p limit meet your export needs. Move to Pro when you need its model access, higher output options or more concurrency. Premium and Ultra make sense when your measured usage or a specific eligible off-peak workflow justifies their additional cost.

Do not buy a higher tier solely because a comparison calls it “best for creators.” Estimate your actual attempts and check the exact model you plan to use.

How should you compare PixVerse with alternatives?

Compare the same job rather than headline credits: for example, ten five-second product clips at the same resolution, with the same audio requirement and an allowance for retries. Record the final subscription or API cost, accepted outputs and export restrictions.

For a practical comparison, use Magic Hour Image-to-Video with the same source image, or Text-to-Video with the same written brief. Our image-to-video shortlist compares the workflows and free limits. Evaluate the accepted output and total cost; credit counts from different providers are not equivalent.

Frequently asked questions

Basic is free. The current plan table lists 60 initial credits, 30 daily credits and output up to 540p. Check the selected model’s charge and export restrictions before generating.

No. An annual equivalent such as Standard’s $8/month represents a $96 annual payment. Select monthly billing if you want the monthly offer.

The paid subscription cards list watermark-free downloads. Verify the intended output and download mode before using a clip in a final project.

Do not assume so. The consumer application and API platform have separate pricing surfaces. Use the API billing page for programmatic workloads.

PixVerse's current API example is $1 for five V6 videos at 720p, five seconds and no audio in its published headline example. Treat it as one defined configuration, not a universal price per video. Audio, higher resolution, longer duration, reference-video input, another model and another credit package can change the rate; web-app subscription credits cannot be used for API calls.

PixVerse’s current public pricing page lists Basic, Standard, Pro, Premium, Ultra and Team Ultra; it does not display an Elite offer. If you see Elite in an older comparison or an existing account, verify that account’s terms with PixVerse. Do not assume Elite is identical to Ultra or that every legacy account has changed.

If your current plan already provides the models, resolution and concurrency you need, compare a one-time pack with a larger recurring commitment. The official credit-pack prices are $5 for 500 credits, $20 for 2,000, $50 for 5,000 and $100 for 10,000. The plan table lists extra pack credits of 10% on Standard, 30% on Pro and 50% on Premium or Ultra. Verify your eligible bonus at checkout; the table does not specify a Team Ultra pack bonus. If you need additional features, compare subscription entitlements separately.

Build a PixVerse budget from accepted clips

Budget candidates, not only final seconds. Write down the number of distinct shots, candidates per shot, duration, resolution, selected model or effect, and expected retries. Multiply the displayed credit quote by all planned candidates. Keep API and consumer-app credits separate.

Example planning method: a six-shot video with three candidates per shot needs eighteen generations before extensions, upscales or rejected jobs. If a mode charges by duration, use the full generated duration rather than the few seconds selected in the edit. Add a contingency only after running one representative shot.

Define acceptance before buying: the required subject appears, action follows the brief, product or character stays recognizable, camera motion is usable, text is correct, and the export meets delivery resolution and watermark rules. Divide total credits or dollars by accepted clips.

When PixVerse is the wrong purchase

Do not buy a larger plan to solve an input problem. If the product changes shape, identity drifts or the motion conflicts with the reference, first simplify the shot, improve the source image or use a workflow designed around stronger reference control. More credits create more attempts; they do not guarantee the required result.

Compare another platform when the project needs several image, video and audio steps in one workspace. Test the same hardest shot in Magic Hour Image-to-Video and record accepted-output cost, correction time and export fit before moving the full project.