Answers
One question, one page, answered in the first paragraph. Every fact is read on the vendor’s own pricing, help or legal pages and dated — the same verification standard as our research explainers, in a smaller container.
- Does InVideo AI's free plan add a watermark?Verified Aug 1, 2026· InVideo AI
Yes — InVideo AI's free plan adds an invideo watermark plus stock-media watermarks to every export, with no documented 720p cap (720p is the vendor's preview default, not an export limit), per InVideo's Help Center, verified July 2026. The only removal path is a paid plan.
- How much does Synthesia cost per minute of video?Verified Jul 25, 2026· Synthesia
About $1.80 per minute of finished video on the cheapest annual plan. Synthesia meters roughly 2 credits per second from an annual pool: Starter's 14,500 credits a year (vendor says up to 120 minutes) costs $216 billed yearly — $18/month — so about $1.80 a minute; Creator's 44,000 credits (up to 360 minutes) costs $768, about $2.13 a minute.
- Does Runway have a free plan?Verified Jul 22, 2026· Runway
Yes, Runway has a free plan, but its credits behave differently from what most expect: the free grant is a one-time allotment that doesn't refill each month, so it's for trying the tool, not ongoing use. There is also no separate time-limited trial of a paid tier — that one-time grant is the trial.
- How much does a Fliki video cost?Verified Jul 22, 2026
About 0.5 credits per minute — but read Fliki's own footnote before budgeting on it. The 0.5 figure comes from the estimator on fliki.ai/pricing, which says in full: “This estimate assumes AI video and avatar appear in about 25% of the video.
- How many credits does a HeyGen video cost?Verified Jul 19, 2026· HeyGen
It depends on the model: HeyGen charges 20 credits per minute of Avatar IV or V video, 3 credits per minute on the older Avatar III, 5 for video translation, and 20 for Video Agent runs — all from one shared pool. So a 5-minute Avatar-V video costs 100 credits (a sixth of Creator's monthly 600), while the same video on Avatar III costs 15.