Quso.ai pricing and what each plan covers for long videos
Quso.ai pricing in November 2026 is Free with 75 credits and a watermark, Lite at $29 a month with 100 credits, Essential at $39 with 300 credits and Growth at $49 with 600 credits. One credit is roughly one minute of processed video, so Lite covers about one 100 minute upload a month and Growth about ten 60 minute episodes. Seats, social account limits, API access and approval workflows are not listed on the page, so ask before you commit a team.
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Quso.ai plans, as listed on its pricing page
| Plan | Monthly price | Credits per month | Storage | What the page adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 75 | 7-day retention | 720p output with a Quso.ai watermark, TikTok publishing |
| Lite | $29 | 100 | 10 GB | Unlimited 1080p clips, desktop advanced editor |
| Essential | $39 | 300 | 25 GB | Scheduling to seven platforms, filler and silence removal, Content Planner |
| Growth | $49 | 600 | 75 GB | Brand kit and templates, analytics, priority support |
Annual billing is offered, and more volume is available by contacting sales. The page we checked does not state seat counts, social account limits, API access or any client approval step. Quso.ai was called Vidyo.ai until its rename, so older reviews and comparison pages may use either name and older prices.
What one credit buys
Quso.ai describes a credit as roughly one minute of processed video. That makes credits close to source minutes, which is the honest way to count a clipping tool, because the length of your upload drives the work, not the number of clips you keep.
The catch is the word "roughly." A 90 minute podcast may use around 90 credits, and re-running a video with different settings could use more. The pricing page does not say whether regenerating clips from the same upload is free, so test that on the Free plan before you rely on a tier.
Turn your uploads into a number before you pay
Work out your monthly source minutes first: videos per month times their length.
- A weekly 45 minute video is about 195 minutes a month, which needs Essential at 300 credits.
- Two 75 minute podcast episodes a week is about 650 minutes, which is already past Growth at 600 credits.
- A daily 10 minute video is about 300 minutes, which just fits Essential with no room for reruns.
- A church with two 70 minute services a week is about 600 minutes, which sits right at the Growth ceiling.
Then leave a margin of 20 to 30 percent for reruns and trims. A plan that fits on paper and runs out on the 25th is a plan one tier too small.
When to look at a different billing unit
Quso.ai is a good fit for creators who clip a handful of videos a month, want a content planner and scheduling on one tool, and value a standing free plan. If you publish long videos every week, run a channel on autopilot or deliver clips to clients who approve them, a plan with those features built in is easier to size. ShortsCreator Creator is $49 a month ($24 billed yearly) for 150 source minutes, Studio is $149 ($74 yearly) for 500 minutes with channel autopilot, and Agency is $499 ($249 yearly) for 1,800 minutes with client workspaces and reviewer approval. Each suggested moment shows the exact quote, a 0 to 100 score and the reason.
On price alone Quso.ai is lower. A weekly 60 minute show at 240 minutes a month costs $39 on Essential against $149 on ShortsCreator Studio. What the extra money buys is autopilot on each new upload, explained moment selection and reviewer approval, so the question is whether those save you more than $110 a month in editing time.
For a feature-by-feature view, read the Quso.ai alternative page. For other tools priced against the same month, see the AI shorts maker pricing comparison and the Opus Clip pricing guide. Once clips go live and you run paid promotion behind them, a marketing dashboard that unifies every ad channel shows which clips earn their spend. Plan details are on the ShortsCreator pricing page.
FAQ
Quso.ai lists Free at $0 with 75 credits, Lite at $29 a month with 100 credits, Essential at $39 with 300 credits and Growth at $49 with 600 credits. One credit is roughly one minute of processed video, so match the tier to your monthly source minutes plus a margin for reruns.
Quso.ai has a Free plan with 75 credits, 720p output, a watermark and seven days of data retention. It suits testing one or two videos rather than running a channel. Watermark-free 1080p starts on Lite at $29 a month. ShortsCreator has no free plan and offers a one-time demo on your own video without a card.
It is worth it for creators who clip a few videos a month and want a low entry price with scheduling and a planner. It is less clear for weekly long-video channels and agencies, because the pricing page does not state seats, autopilot or an approval workflow. Test one video you know well first.
Yes, Quso.ai is the renamed Vidyo.ai. The product still turns long videos into short social clips, but plans and prices have changed, so check any review that still uses the Vidyo.ai name for outdated numbers.
ShortsCreator Agency is built for client work with 1,800 source minutes, 25 channels, 10 seats, a workspace and brand kit per client, and reviewer approval before publishing, at $499 a month or $249 billed yearly. Quso.ai Growth at $49 is far cheaper but does not list a client approval step.