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Fliki Pricing (2026): $28/mo Standard, and the 0.5-Credit-Per-Minute Meter

Fliki's credit meter is refreshingly simple — half a credit per minute of video — but the free tier is strictly an audition, and one widely-cited $99 Premium price is wrong. Here's the verified structure.

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Updated Jul 22, 2026Verified research

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Fliki's plans, verified on fliki.ai/pricing Jul 22, 2026: Free ($0 — 3 credits/month, 1-minute max export, 720p, watermarked, non-commercial), Standard ($28/month, or $21/month billed annually — 2,160 credits/year, ~180/month, watermark-free, commercial, 15-minute videos), Premium ($88/month, or $66/month annually — 7,200 credits/year, 40-minute videos) and custom Enterprise. The meter is quoted as 0.5 credits per minute of generated content, so a 5-minute video costs 2.5 credits — but Fliki's estimator footnotes that figure as assuming AI video and avatars appear in about 25% of the video, with actual usage varying by model and settings, so treat it as a floor rather than a rate. Commercial use and watermark removal both start at Standard. Note: some sources list Premium at $99 — the live page shows $88 monthly.

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Jul 22, 2026
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Evidence used

  • All plan prices (Standard $28/$21 annual, Premium $88/$66 annual), the 0.5-credits-per-minute meter, and the credit allowances (2,160/7,200 per year) were read on fliki.ai/pricing on Jul 22, 2026.
  • Free-tier limits (3 credits/month, 1-minute export, 720p, watermark, non-commercial) come from the same page's plan comparison.
  • Video-length caps (Free 1 min, Standard 15 min, Premium 40 min) and the watermark/commercial tier gates come from the same page.
  • A third-party figure of $99 for Premium is stale — the live page shows $88 monthly; we use the verified number.
  • This is a third-party explainer; Fliki's live page is the authority and can change.

How we checked this

  • We quote the vendor's own credit meter (0.5/min) and per-tier caps; where a third-party price conflicts with the live page, we use the page.
  • Credit allowances are stated per year on Fliki's page — we convert to a monthly figure and label it as derived.
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Fliki plans at a glance (verified Jul 22, 2026)

PlanMonthlyAnnual (per mo)CreditsMax lengthCommercial
Free$0$03 cr/mo1 min · 720p · watermarkNo
Standard$28/mo$21/mo ($252/yr)~180 cr/mo15 min · 1080pYes
Premium$88/mo$66/mo ($792/yr)~600 cr/mo40 min · 1080pYes
EnterpriseCustomCustomCustomYes

Metered at 0.5 credits per minute of generated content. Annual prices are the discounted per-month rates. Commercial use and watermark removal both start at Standard.

The 0.5-credit-per-minute meter

Fliki charges half a credit per minute of generated video or audio, so a 5-minute video costs 2.5 credits. Standard's ~180 monthly credits are about 360 minutes of content; Premium's ~600 are about 1,200. It's one of the more legible meters in the category — no per-second math, no model-rate spread.

The simplicity is a genuine advantage: unlike HeyGen's model-dependent rates or credit systems that need a bench measurement to convert, Fliki's 0.5-credits-per-minute rule turns directly into runtime. Standard's yearly 2,160 credits work out to roughly 360 minutes of finished content a month — plenty for a regular short-form or narration schedule.

One presentation quirk to know: Fliki quotes credits on an annual basis (2,160 and 7,200 per year), so older reviews describing "monthly minutes" are using a different framing. The per-minute economics are what matter, and those are stable.

The free tier is an audition, not a plan

Fliki's free tier gives 3 credits a month (about 6 minutes of content), caps exports at 1 minute and 720p, watermarks output, and grants no commercial rights. It's for testing the voices and workflow, not producing. Commercial use and watermark-free export both start at Standard ($28/month, or $21 annually).

The 1-minute export cap is the practical wall — even within your 3 free credits, you can't produce anything longer than a minute or use it commercially. That makes the free tier a genuine trial rather than a usable free plan, the same pattern as most of the category.

Standard is where Fliki becomes a production tool: watermark-free, commercially licensed, 15-minute videos at 1080p. Premium ($88/$66) raises the ceiling to 40-minute videos and ~600 credits a month for heavier producers. For how Fliki's text-to-video approach compares to the avatar-first tools, see Synthesia and HeyGen pricing.

Which Fliki plan fits you

If you're...PickWhy
Just testing voices and workflowFree ($0)3 cr/mo, but 1-min cap, watermark, non-commercial — an audition only
Producing commercial short-form or narrationStandard ($28/$21 annual)Watermark-free, commercial rights, 15-min videos, ~180 cr/mo (~360 min)
A heavier producer needing long videosPremium ($88/$66 annual)40-min videos, ~600 cr/mo (~1,200 min)
A team with custom needsEnterprise (custom)Custom credits and terms

Commercial use and watermark removal both start at Standard. Meter is 0.5 credits per minute of content.

If the presenter is the point, price avatars

Fliki's 0.5 credits a minute is a floor — its own estimator assumes avatars fill about a quarter of the runtime. If the avatar is the whole video, Synthesia's Starter is $18 a month billed yearly for 120 minutes a year.

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Sources checked

Official vendor pages used for pricing, rights and feature claims; checked Jul 22, 2026.

  • Fliki pricing - credits at 0.5/min; Free 3 cr/mo (1-min, watermark, non-commercial), Standard $28/$21 annual (watermark-free, commercial), Premium $88/$66

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