VEED Pricing (2026): New Credit Tiers — the Old Basic/Business Are Gone
VEED replaced its old Basic/Business tiers with a Creator/Pro/Studio lineup layered on AI credits — so a lot of ranking reviews are pricing a product VEED no longer sells. Here's the current structure, read off the live page.
Direct answer
VEED's current plans, verified on veed.io/pricing Jul 22, 2026: Free ($0, watermarked), Creator (~$12/month billed annually, $147/year — 6,000 AI credits), Pro ($24/month, $288/year — 30,000 credits, up to 144 AI-voice hours/year) and Studio ($39/month, $465/year — 180,000 credits, up to 960 AI-voice hours/year), all priced per seat, plus custom Enterprise. The important context: VEED retired its old Free/Basic/Pro/Business lineup, so reviews quoting a "Basic" or "Business" tier are describing a discontinued structure. The free tier watermarks every export. Watermark-free export and commercial use start at Creator.
- Last verified
- Jul 22, 2026
- How we know
- Desk-verified against primary sources
- Sources
- 1 linked
Evidence used
- The current tier names (Creator/Pro/Studio/Enterprise) and annual prices ($147/$288/$465) with credit pools (6,000/30,000/180,000) were read on veed.io/pricing on Jul 22, 2026 — the old Basic/Business tiers no longer appear.
- The per-seat pricing model and the AI-voice hour caps (Pro up to 144 hr/yr, Studio up to 960 hr/yr) come from the same page.
- Creator's exact month-to-month price is shown ambiguously behind the annual toggle — we quote the high-confidence annual rate ($12.25/mo, $147/yr) and flag the monthly figure as less certain.
- The free tier's specific limits (720p, ~10-min export cap, watermark) are not enumerated on the pricing page and come from third-party sources — labeled as such.
- This is a third-party explainer; VEED's live page is the authority and can change.
How we checked this
- We read the current tier names and prices off VEED's own page and flag that the widely-cited Basic/Business tiers are retired.
- Where a figure (Creator's monthly rate, free-tier caps) isn't cleanly on the primary page, we say so rather than assert it.
VEED plans at a glance (verified Jul 22, 2026)
| Plan | Price (annual) | AI credits/yr | Watermark | Commercial |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | limited | Yes (third-party) | No — watermarked |
| Creator | $147/yr (~$12/mo) | 6,000 | Removed | Yes |
| Pro | $288/yr ($24/mo) | 30,000 | Removed | Yes |
| Studio | $465/yr ($39/mo) | 180,000 | Removed | Yes |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | None | Yes |
Per-seat subscription plus an AI-credit pool. Prices shown are annual-billing rates. The old Free/Basic/Pro/Business lineup is retired — this is the current structure.
The Basic/Business tiers are gone
VEED restructured into Free / Creator / Pro / Studio / Enterprise, layered on an AI-credit pool and priced per seat. The old Free / Basic / Pro / Business lineup is retired, so a large share of ranking reviews are pricing a product that no longer exists.
If a comparison mentions VEED's "Basic" plan or a "Business" tier, it's describing the old model. The current entry paid plan is Creator (~$12/month billed annually, $147/year) with 6,000 AI credits; Pro is $288/year with 30,000 credits and up to 144 hours of AI voice; Studio is $465/year with 180,000 credits and up to 960 AI-voice hours. Everything is per seat, so team costs multiply.
The AI-credit layer is the part to plan around: the subscription buys editor access, and AI features (avatars, AI voice, translation) draw from the credit pool. That's the same seat-plus-credits shape as several tools now — budget the credits against your AI-feature usage, not just the seat price. What differs between them is the unit being metered, and that decides more than the price does: Opus Clip prices by imported source minute rather than by output, so a 60-minute podcast costs 60 credits whether you cut three clips from it or thirty.
Which VEED plan fits — by seat need and AI-credit load
| If you… | Plan | Credits/yr | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Just need to try / non-commercial | Free ($0) | — | Every export is watermarked; not for client work |
| Are a solo creator wanting clean exports | Creator ($147/yr) | 6,000 | Watermark-free + commercial use start here |
| Run regular AI voice/translation | Pro ($288/yr) | 30,000 | Up to ~144 AI-voice hours/yr before topping up |
| Are a heavy AI-voice / team user | Studio ($465/yr) | 180,000 | Up to ~960 AI-voice hours/yr; multiply by seats |
Annual pricing, per seat. The deciding factor past 'do I need watermark-free export' is how much AI voice/avatar/translation you run, since those draw the credit pool.
The free tier, and where the watermark stops
VEED's free tier exists but watermarks every export, and its specific limits (reported as 720p and a ~10-minute export cap) aren't enumerated on the pricing page. Watermark-free export and commercial use start at Creator, the entry paid plan.
We flag the free-tier specifics as third-party because VEED's pricing page doesn't list them — the consistent reports across sources are a 720p cap, roughly a 10-minute export limit, limited storage, and a VEED watermark on every export. Treat those as directional and confirm on VEED directly if the free tier is your plan.
What is clear from the page: the watermark is removed from Creator up, and paid tiers permit commercial use while free (watermarked) output isn't suited to it. For where VEED sits against the avatar-focused tools, compare Synthesia, HeyGen and Colossyan.
Starting a VEED account
VEED prices per seat and meters AI credits separately from editing, so the tier that fits depends on how much of your work is AI-generated rather than how many videos you cut. Note the free tier watermarks exports.
Sources checked
Official vendor pages used for pricing, rights and feature claims; checked Jul 22, 2026.
- VEED pricing - AI credits + per-seat; Creator $147/yr (6,000 cr), Pro $288/yr (30,000), Studio $465/yr (180,000); retired the old Basic/Business tiers