Captions removes the .99 Pro tier
Captions dropped its .99/mo Pro plan; the paid lineup is now Max (4.99), Scale (9.99-79.99, 1x/2x/4x usage), and Enterprise, with a free tier for editing and captions.
Free, Pro .99/mo (editing + captions, no AI credits), Max 4.99, Scale 9.99-79.99, Enterprise
Free (editing + captions), Max 4.99 (500 credits), Scale 9.99-79.99 (1,400-5,600 credits, 1x/2x/4x), Enterprise custom
Captions has removed its .99/mo Pro tier from the pricing page. Previously the Pro plan served creators who wanted polished captions, watermark-free exports, and traditional editing (AI Translate, Lipdub, Shorts, Reddit to Reel) without paying for generative AI credits.
With Pro gone, the pricing page now shows three cards — Max (4.99/mo, 500 credits), Scale (9.99/mo at 1x, toggling to 39.99 at 2x and 79.99 at 4x), and Enterprise (custom). A Free tier remains, but only surfaces in the “Compare more features” table rather than as a purchasable card. The former Pro-level features (100+ caption templates, AI Translate/Lipdub, AI Shorts, Reddit to Reel) now start at the Max tier, raising the entry price for those capabilities from .99 to 4.99. Max and Scale prices and credit allotments are otherwise unchanged.
The $9.99/mo Pro tier (traditional editing + captions without AI credits) was removed. The pricing grid now shows Max $24.99, Scale $69.99 (1x/2x/4x usage toggle), and Enterprise; Free remains in the comparison table. Max/Scale prices unchanged.