InVideo's dedicated /ai/pricing page breaks; /pricing gains Individual vs Team & Enterprise tabs
InVideo's invideo.io/ai/pricing now returns a server error, leaving invideo.io/pricing as the sole pricing surface, which now splits plans behind Individual and Team & Enterprise tabs — though exact prices still fail to load on both tabs via a persistent client-side API error.
invideo.io/ai/pricing rendered a working page shell (nav, FAQ, footer) with no visible tier-family tab split, though its client-side plan-table API already failed to load ('Failed to load pricing information / Network Error') as of 2026-06-11.
invideo.io/ai/pricing returns HTTP 500 ('Something went wrong'), confirmed via both in-browser capture and a direct HTTP fetch. invideo.io/pricing is now the working pricing page and shows an Individual / Team & Enterprise tab toggle, but the plan table still fails with the same 'Failed to load pricing information / Network Error' message on both tabs as of 2026-08-11 — so no tier names or prices could be confirmed to have changed.
InVideo’s pricing surfaces were reshuffled between the 2026-06-11 and 2026-08-11 captures: the company’s older dedicated AI-pricing URL now errors out server-side, while its general /pricing page has taken over as the canonical destination and picked up an Individual-vs-Team & Enterprise segmentation that wasn’t present before. The underlying plan-table API remains broken on both the old and new surfaces, so Free/Plus/Max prices are still only third-party-reported, not confirmed from InVideo’s own site.
invideo.io/ai/pricing (the prior primary pricing URL) now returns HTTP 500 ('Something went wrong'), confirmed both in-browser and via direct HTTP fetch. invideo.io/pricing is the surviving pricing surface and now shows an Individual / Team & Enterprise tab toggle, but the plan table itself still fails to load on both tabs ('Failed to load pricing information / Network Error') — the same client-side pricing-API failure seen on the prior capture. No confirmed change to tier names or prices; Free/Plus/Max remain third-party-reported only.