Listnr Pricing (2026): Why Every Review Quotes the Wrong Numbers
Listnr quietly moved from a words-per-month model to a credits-plus-video model at the same prices. The web hasn't caught up, so almost every ranking review is describing plans that no longer exist. Here's what we could verify — and what we couldn't.
Direct answer
Listnr's current paid plans are Individual $19/mo, Solo $39 and Agency $99 (annual billing marketed as ~2 months free: $190 / $390 / $990), plus a free tier. The catch that trips up every review: Listnr restructured from a words-per-month model to a credits + videos + storage model at the same price points, dropping the old $9 Student plan and folding in AI video generation. So sources quoting '1 credit = 1 word' or a Student tier are describing a retired structure. All paid tiers include every voice, unlimited MP3/WAV downloads, full commercial rights, and bundled podcast hosting with RSS distribution; the free tier has no commercial rights. We verified the annual prices and structure on Listnr's own page (stamped Oct 4, 2025); the monthly prices and free-tier word limit we could only confirm across dated 2026 third-party reviews, so this page is labeled medium confidence.
- Last verified
- Jul 22, 2026
- Confidence
- Medium — includes third-party reporting
- Evidence
- 4 checks
- Sources
- 1 source links
Evidence used
- The current credits + videos + storage structure, the annual prices ($190/$390/$990), all-voices-on-every-paid-tier, unlimited MP3/WAV export, the commercial-rights FAQ wording, commercial-rights-are-paid-only, and bundled podcast hosting with RSS + Spotify/Apple/Google distribution were read on listnr.ai/pricing (page-update stamp Oct 4, 2025) on Jul 22, 2026 — high confidence.
- The monthly prices ($19/$39/$99) and the free-tier ≈1,000 words/month figure did not render in the page text we could pull (JS toggle) but are consistent across multiple dated-2026 third-party reviews — medium confidence.
- Whether 1 credit equals 1 word for the CURRENT plans is NOT stated on any primary page we could read; older sources claim it, but that maps to the retired words model — we do NOT assert it.
- Watermark policy on any tier and per-plan podcast-show/RSS-feed limits are not stated on the primary pages we could read — flagged as unknown, not assumed.
How we checked this
- This is deliberately labeled medium confidence: we separate what we read on Listnr's own page from what we could only corroborate across third-party reviews, and we refuse to state a credit-to-word conversion the primary pages don't publish.
- The point of the page is the restructure itself — identifying which widely-repeated numbers are stale is more useful than pretending to a precision the vendor's pages don't support.
Listnr plans — current structure (checked Jul 2026)
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per mo) | Meter | Commercial |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | — | ≈1,000 words/mo, voice subset (medium confidence) | No |
| Individual | $19 | $190 (~$15.83) | 20,000 credits + 50 videos + 50GB | Yes |
| Solo | $39 | $390 (~$32.50) | 50,000 credits + 150 videos + 100GB | Yes |
| Agency | $99 | $990 (~$82.50) | 250,000 credits + 250 videos + 250GB | Yes |
Annual prices and structure read on listnr.ai/pricing (stamped Oct 4, 2025); monthly prices corroborated across 2026 reviews. Credit-to-minute/word conversion is NOT published for the current plans — do not trust '1 credit = 1 word' claims.
The restructure hiding in plain sight
Listnr kept its $19 / $39 / $99 price points but changed what they buy — from a words-per-month allowance to a credits + videos + storage bundle that now includes AI video generation, and it dropped the old $9 Student tier. Same prices, different product. Almost no review reflects this.
Search "Listnr pricing" and you'll mostly find the old model: a $9 Student plan, plain words-per-month tiers, and the claim that one credit equals one word. Listnr's live pricing page (stamped October 2025) shows something else — credits, a separate videos-per-month counter, and storage, with all 1,000+ voices unlocked on every paid tier rather than gated by price. The Student plan is gone.
This matters for budgeting because the unit changed. On the current plans, Listnr frames the credit allowances as hours of voice generation (roughly 20k credits ≈ 2 hours), not words — and crucially, no primary page we could read states a clean credit-to-word or credit-to-minute conversion. So anyone sizing a plan from a review's 'X credits = X words' math is working from a retired model. We won't repeat that conversion, because we can't source it.
What we could verify — and what we couldn't
Verified on Listnr's own page: the annual prices, the credits/videos/storage structure, all-voices-on-every-paid-tier, unlimited MP3/WAV export, full commercial rights on paid plans (none on free), and bundled podcast hosting with RSS distribution. Not verifiable on a primary page: the exact credit-to-word rate, watermark policy, and per-plan podcast limits.
The solid facts are genuinely useful. Every paid tier — even $19 Individual — includes the full voice catalog and full commercial rights, with unlimited MP3/WAV downloads. Listnr's own FAQ is explicit: paid users have "full commercial rights" for monetized content, ads, YouTube, podcasts and audiobooks "without licensing restrictions." The free tier is excluded from commercial use. And the podcast hosting is bundled, not a separate product: it generates an RSS feed and distributes to Spotify, Apple and Google.
The honest gaps: we could not confirm the monthly prices or the free-tier word limit verbatim on the JS-rendered primary page (only across dated 2026 reviews), no primary page states the credit conversion for the current plans, and neither watermark policy nor per-plan podcast-show limits are published where we could read them. That's why this page carries a medium-confidence flag — the kind of thing a review quoting a single confident number won't tell you. For tools where we could verify everything on the vendor's page, see the [voice pricing overview](/blog/ai-voice-generator-pricing).
Sources checked
Official vendor pages used for pricing, rights and feature claims; checked Jul 22, 2026.
- Listnr pricing - current model = credits + videos + storage (page stamped Oct 4, 2025); commercial rights on paid plans; annual $190/$390/$990