InVideo AI pricing history
Every entry below is a dated read of InVideo AI’s own pages — what changed, when we verified it, and the source it was read on. The date is the day we read the page, stated as such; vendors do not announce these changes, which is why a timeline of independent reads is the only record of them. Newest first. If a figure here disagrees with a vendor page newer than its entry, trust the vendor page and tell us.
- Jul 25, 2026Verified on vendor page
InVideo withdrew its published free-plan export count
InVideo's free-plan help article listed four exports a week with the invideo logo as recently as its Nov 2025 version; by the Apr 2026 version every number had become 'limited access', and the current Jun 15, 2026 version does not contain the word watermark at all. The weekly Monday 12 a.m. UTC reset is still stated. We had attributed a four-a-week figure to a Jul 23 pricing-page snapshot in five places, and a ten-a-week figure in a sixth — but invideo.io/pricing serves no plan names, no prices and no watermark text, so that attribution cannot have been right. Every page that quoted a count now names it as withdrawn, and the unsupported 720p free-export cap is gone from the review, the video hub, the watermark answer and the tool's own free-tier label: 720p is InVideo's documented preview default, not an export limit, and the one hands-on third-party report downloaded 1080p. One further correction to our own earlier wording: invideo.io/pricing does serve no plan names or prices, but the vendor does publish Max at $100/month in an FAQ page — well above the ~$60 third parties report for that tier — so third-party InVideo prices are now labelled unconfirmed rather than approximate.
- Jul 12, 2026Verified on vendor page
InVideo pricing kept third-party-reported
InVideo's pricing page renders in-browser only, so our figures stay triangulated from third-party sources and are labeled as such — the one money page on this site not read directly from a vendor page.
A price change is a buying moment: the day a ladder moves is the day the annual-vs-monthly math changes, old third-party figures go stale, and the vendor’s own FAQ can lag its own cards — every one of those is in the timeline above. The current ladder, with each figure’s read date, is on the pages below.