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Motion AI Video pricing: budget for finished videos
Choose a plan around the videos you can approve, not just the drafts you can generate. A useful production budget includes the first version, likely revisions and optional narration. The prices below reflect Motion AI Video’s published offer on October 21, 2026. Confirm the billing option and total at checkout, especially when a large monthly figure is actually the equivalent of an annual payment.
Read the price and billing period together
All amounts are in USD. Annual subscriptions are paid upfront; the monthly equivalent is a comparison figure, not a monthly charge. Credits still arrive each month on annual plans. Unused credits roll over up to twice the plan’s monthly allowance, so an annual purchase does not put twelve months of credits into your balance immediately.
| Plan | Monthly billing | Annual: per-month equivalent | Annual total | Credits each month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $19.90 | $13.90 | $166.80 | 1,500 |
| Pro | $39.90 | $23.90 | $286.80 | 3,600 |
| Max | $79.90 | $39.90 | $478.80 | 7,500 |
Know what spends credits
A new 10-second video costs 80 credits before images; 15 seconds costs 100 and 30 seconds costs 160. One reference image adds 60 credits. Two, three or four images add 80, 100 or 120 respectively. Uploading an image is not the chargeable generation itself: the surcharge applies when those references are used to create the animation.
An edit with no reference images costs 20 credits. An edit with reference images costs 40, plus 20 for each newly added image. AI voiceover costs 20 credits per generation. Built-in music, audio uploads and MP4 export do not consume additional credits. Re-exporting an approved visual version therefore does not require another paid generation, although changing its animation does.
Budget a complete 260-credit example
Suppose you make a 15-second product announcement with one screenshot: 100 + 60 = 160 credits. Two edits using that same image cost 40 + 40 = 80. One AI voiceover adds 20, for 260 credits altogether. Starter’s 1,500 monthly credits can cover five such examples, leaving 200 credits. This is arithmetic for the specified workflow, not a guarantee of five approved videos: more revisions, new images or regenerated narration change the total.
Understand the $5 option and signup
Registration provides zero free videos and zero starting credits; creating an account requires no card binding. A $5 USD one-time payment buys one new generation lasting 10, 15 or 30 seconds, with up to four images, built-in music, audio uploads and 1080p MP4 export. It has no subscription or automatic renewal. Extra edits and AI voiceover require subscription credits, so the 260-credit example above is not a $5 all-inclusive revision package.
Test a representative deliverable
Prepare approved copy and one clean screenshot before spending credits. Use a brief with a clear opening, reading interval and closing frame; then reserve two specific revisions, such as replacing the headline and extending the closing hold within the selected duration. Record the credits spent and whether you would publish the result. Viewing examples is useful preparation, but it is not a free generation trial.
Create a 15-second product announcement around this screenshot. Use the exact headline “A clearer view of your week.” Preserve the interface and its values. Introduce the screenshot gently, allow time to read, then finish with a steady closing frame.
Choose for your production calendar
Start with the smallest allowance that covers your representative workflow and a revision reserve. Compare the annual commitment with the months you expect to work, not just the discounted monthly equivalent. For cost per approved video, divide the relevant spend by published-ready videos rather than drafts, and keep your review time visible. Larger allowances are useful only when the extra capacity matches your work.
Subscriptions renew until cancelled; cancellation keeps the plan active through the paid period. A generation or edit marked failed before a video is saved returns its charged credits or purchased generation automatically. A saved result you dislike is not automatically refunded. Read the refund policy for payment-review conditions, and confirm delivery requirements before you commit to a campaign.