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Vizard pricing and what each plan includes for long videos

Vizard pricing in November 2026 comes in three plans, Free, Creator and Business, sold by monthly credits from 60 on Free up to 6,200 on the largest paid tier. Credits are shared between clipping and Vizard's Agent feature, they roll over for two months on paid plans, and paid plans accept uploads up to 10 hours. For a weekly show, the number that decides the bill is how many credits one episode burns, so size the plan against your source minutes before you look at the dollar amount.

Test your own episode in our YouTube Shorts maker while you compare.

Vizard plans, as listed on its pricing page

Vizard's page rendered its paid prices as placeholder zeros when we read it, so the table shows limits only. A "Yearly 50% OFF" toggle is displayed, and the dollar figures are on the live page at Vizard pricing.

PlanCredits a monthUpload lengthUpload sizeExportStorageRollover
Free6060 minutes1 GB720p, up to 10 minutes3 daysNone
Creator600 to 6,200 by slider10 hours30 GB4K, any length100 GB2 months
Business600 to 6,200 by slider10 hours30 GB4K, any lengthUnlimited2 months

Creator lists scheduling for social posts and management of 6 social accounts, and no watermark. Business adds 20 accounts, shared projects, a brand kit with custom fonts, and team members at an extra per-seat price that the page did not show. A third-party listing on Capterra put the paid plans at roughly $29 and $39 a month on monthly billing, but treat that as third-party and confirm on the vendor page.

How many credits a weekly 45 minute show uses

Credits are commonly described as one per uploaded minute, which our Vizard alternative page also assumes. Take one 45 minute episode a week, four a month, which is 180 minutes of source video.

  • On the Free plan, 60 credits do not cover even one episode, and the 60 minute upload limit is fine but the 10 minute export cap is not.
  • On the smallest paid slider position of 600 credits, four episodes use 180 credits, leaving 420 for reruns, a second show or the Agent feature.
  • Two weekly shows, eight episodes, use 360 credits, still inside 600.
ScenarioVizardShortsCreator
Solo host, 4 episodes of 45 minutes180 of 600 creditsCreator, 150 minutes is short, so Studio $149 ($74 yearly), 500 minutes
Two weekly shows, 8 episodes360 of 600 creditsStudio, 360 of 500 source minutes
Agency, 5 client shows, 20 episodes900 credits, higher slider and Business seatsAgency $499 ($249 yearly), 1,800 minutes, 25 channels, 10 seats, reviewer approval

On credits alone, Vizard is cheaper at the small end, and that is the honest reading. ShortsCreator wins where finding and approving the clip is the cost: each suggested moment arrives with the exact quote, a 0 to 100 score and the reason, autopilot clips every new upload on a connected channel from Studio up, and Agency adds client approval before anything posts.

Where the Vizard bill drifts

  • Credits are shared between clipping and the Agent, so heavy use of one leaves fewer for the other.
  • The headline discount needs yearly billing, so check which price you are looking at.
  • Extra team members on Business cost a per-seat fee, so an agency with several editors pays per head.
  • Free exports cap at 10 minutes at 720p, which is a trial, not a workflow.
  • Rollover lasts two months, so unused credits expire after that.

When a clipping tool costs less than credits

If you clip a few long videos a month and want the cheapest credits, Vizard is a good fit. If every upload must be clipped automatically, or clients must approve clips before they post, the question is the hours you spend finding and checking moments. ShortsCreator Creator is $49 a month ($24 billed yearly) for 150 source minutes, and Studio at $149 a month ($74 yearly) fits a weekly show with room to spare.

For a feature-by-feature view, read the Vizard alternative page. Comparing more tools against the same month? See the Submagic pricing, Opus Clip pricing and Descript pricing breakdowns, the AI shorts maker pricing comparison, and for team plans the best AI clipping tool for agencies. Plan details for the clipping side are on the ShortsCreator pricing page.

FAQ

Vizard offers a Free plan with 60 credits a month, and paid Creator and Business plans with 600 to 6,200 credits a month depending on the slider. Its pricing page showed no readable dollar amounts when we checked in November 2026, so read the current price on Vizard before you pay.

Yes. Vizard's Free plan lists 60 credits a month, uploads up to 60 minutes, 720p export up to 10 minutes and storage for 3 days. ShortsCreator has no free plan and offers a one-time demo on your own video without a card, then paid plans from Creator.

Vizard lists 60 minutes of upload length on Free and 10 hours on Creator and Business, with upload size of 1 GB on Free and 30 GB on paid plans. ShortsCreator takes source videos of 30 to 120 minutes.

Partly. Vizard's pricing page lists a two month rollover for credits on Creator and Business and none on Free. Credits are shared between clipping and its Agent feature, so a month heavy on one leaves fewer for the other.

ShortsCreator Agency is built for client work. It has a workspace and brand kit per client, owner, editor and reviewer roles, approval before publishing, 1,800 source minutes, 25 channels and 10 seats for $499 a month, or $249 billed yearly.