AI video generator pricing comparison
The best AI video and image-to-video tools compared on price: published plans side by side, the cost of one clip worked out the same way for each, and what happens after the video exists: whether the tool posts it for you. Every figure is dated and linked to its source.
Runway pricing and alternatives
Runway is a research-led video generation studio built around its own Gen models, with a full editing suite aimed at filmmakers and agencies.
ReelMint vs PikaPika pricing and alternatives
Pika is a consumer-friendly video generator known for playful effects and fast image-to-video, with its own Pika 2.5 model.
ReelMint vs Kling AIKling AI pricing and alternatives
Kling AI is Kuaishou's video model sold direct, with native audio, 3 to 15 second clips and a credits-per-second price list.
ReelMint vs HeyGenHeyGen pricing and alternatives
HeyGen is an avatar video platform: a presenter reads your script, with translation, lip-sync and a library of stock and custom avatars.
ReelMint vs InVideo AIInVideo AI pricing and alternatives
InVideo AI is a script-to-video agent: describe a video and it assembles stock footage, generated clips, voiceover and captions into a finished piece.
ReelMint vs FlashLoopFlashLoop pricing and alternatives
FlashLoop is a web and mobile creation suite that bundles third-party video and image models (Veo, Kling, Seedance, Wan, Grok Imagine, MiniMax) behind one credit subscription.
ReelMint vs AkoolAkool pricing and alternatives
Akool is an avatar-centred AI video suite: talking avatars, face swap, video translation and talking photos, with third-party text-to-video models billed from the same per-seat credit pool.
ReelMint vs SynthesiaSynthesia pricing and alternatives
Synthesia is a business avatar platform that turns a script into a presenter video in 160+ languages, with dubbing, an AI video assistant and generated b-roll assets.
ReelMint vs D-IDD-ID pricing and alternatives
D-ID is an AI avatar platform: photo, video and personal avatars, conversational agents, video translation and an API, billed in avatar minutes.
ReelMint vs Luma Dream MachineLuma Dream Machine pricing and alternatives
Luma Dream Machine is Luma's web and iOS studio for generating and editing AI video and images with its Ray models and third-party models, on a monthly credit allowance.
ReelMint vs Hailuo AIHailuo AI pricing and alternatives
Hailuo AI is MiniMax's consumer app for text-to-video and image-to-video with the Hailuo and MiniMax H3 models, sold as monthly credit subscriptions.
ReelMint vs Google Veo (Flow)Google Veo (Flow) pricing and alternatives
Google Flow is Google Labs' filmmaking studio that generates clips with the Veo 3.1 family, paid with Flow credits bundled into the Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra subscriptions.
ReelMint vs OpenAI SoraOpenAI Sora pricing and alternatives
Sora was OpenAI's consumer text-to-video and image-to-video app, bundled with ChatGPT Plus and Pro; OpenAI discontinued the consumer product on 26 April 2026 and the API is scheduled to end on 24 September 2026.
ReelMint vs BufferBuffer pricing and alternatives
Buffer is a social media scheduler: you bring a finished post or video and it publishes it to your channels on a schedule.
ReelMint vs CanvaCanva pricing and alternatives
Canva is a design suite — templates, graphics, video editing — with AI video generation and social scheduling on its paid plans.
Start with the $9.99 plan
ReelMint's Lite plan is $9.99 a month for 800 credits, every AI model included, no watermark, and the price of each render on the button before you click. About 13 ten-second clips a month, posted to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X from the same screen.
Create your accountPrivate Studio: a ReelMint of your own
$999 a month, or $9,990 a year, for 110,000 credits every month (about 1,833 ten-second clips), up to 10 creations at a time on every Wan and Seedream model, in a private studio linked to your reel-mint.com account.