2026-10-05 · VideoFreeTier

Invideo AI Free: The Plan the Pricing Page Names but Never Prices

Invideo has a free plan. Its own pricing page says so and never says what it gives you. The mention sits in an FAQ answer about what happens when a subscription ends: the account "will be downgraded to the Free plan and any unused paid credits will expire". That is the only place on the page where the free tier is acknowledged, and no allowance, no credit grant and no export limit is attached to it anywhere on the same page.

What the page does do is price everything above it, in detail, and gate two things explicitly. That contrast — a fully priced paid side and a named-but-unpriced free side — is the finding. Everything below was read from invideo.io/pricing/ on 5 October 2026.

What the pricing page states

ItemValueHow it is stated
Free planexists — named in the pricing FAQthe FAQ answer about subscription endings; no allowance attached
Free plan allowancenot publishedthe page states no figure, no grant and no export limit for it
Starter400 credits a seat a month, $20 (annual billing)plan table
Plus2,000 credits a seat a month, $36 (annual billing)plan table
Max5,000 credits a seat a month, $75 (annual billing)plan table
Guest seats190 credits each, Invideo editor marked FREEplan table
Cost per generationSeedance 2.0 Fast 720p ≈ 30 credits per 5-second video; Seedance 2.0 1080p ≈ 72 credits per 5-second videothe plan table's cost column
Paid-gated featuresno_watermark, video_resolution_4kthe plan data behind the page

Two things worth reading twice

The first is the shape of the absence. Invideo is not hiding its prices — the paid tiers are stated to the credit and the per-generation cost is given per model and resolution. The free tier is the one line the page will not fill in. On this dataset that is now a familiar pattern: a free plan that exists in the product and does not exist in the documentation.

The second is the watermark. no_watermark appears as a gated feature in the plan data — meaning it is a property of the paid tiers, not of the product as a whole. The page does not state what the free plan does about watermarks. Both of those statements are about what the page says, not about what the app does; the app is a separate check, below.

What an anonymous visitor sees

Opening the app entry in a browser profile with no account signed in sent the visitor to a signup page. Landed URL https://ai.invideo.io/signup, main document HTTP 200, with a Log in link offered. No prompt field and no generator interface was reachable without an account — the same first-screen gate this dataset records for several other channels.

The one figure this page cannot supply yet

The free plan's allowance, and what one generation costs on it, are not published and were not measured here: the site holds no Invideo login, and a logged-in session is the only place those numbers appear. They are recorded as pending rather than estimated. The paid-side costs above are vendor statements read from the page; nothing on this page is an inference from them.

Scope, date and what is not confirmed

Observed: the pricing page was read on 2026-10-05; the anonymous check was run the same day in a fresh browser profile. The dataset behind this page holds 106 dated observations across twelve models, each carrying its channel, its date and how it was obtained.

Channel: every figure above names the page it came from. invideo.io/pricing/ is the only source for the plan numbers; ai.invideo.io is the source for the anonymous-entry observation.

Update cadence: pricing pages change without announcement. The plan figures carry one date because they were read on one day.

Not confirmed here: the free plan's allowance and its per-generation cost, which need a logged-in session. Whether the free plan watermarks its output — the page states the paid gate and is silent on the free tier. And whether the pricing page's plan table is complete: the page names a Free plan in prose while its plan table lists only paid tiers.