InVideo AI replaces its Individual ladder with per-seat Basic/Pro/Ultra plus Business Team and Scale
InVideo AI retired Plus/Max/Generative/Elite and repriced everything per seat: Basic $9, Pro $25, Ultra $60, Business Team $65 and Scale $151 per seat/mo billed annually.
Individual tiers Plus $17/mo (75 credits), Max $85/mo (390), Generative $170/mo (800), Elite $900/mo (4,250); Team seats $40/mo Standard and $400/mo Premium; Enterprise custom with a 10-seat minimum.
Team plans tab: Basic $9 per seat/mo (190 credits per seat), Pro $25 annual / $30 monthly (1,000 credits, slider to 2,000), Ultra $60 annual / $72 monthly renewing at $80 (3,000 credits, slider to 6,000 and 9,000). Business plans tab: Team $65 annual / $79 monthly (1,600 credits per seat, 5-seat start), Scale $151 annual / $215 monthly (4,000 credits per seat), Enterprise custom with volume rollover credits.
Proof of change
InVideo AI's pricing pages, as we captured them on two dates.
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The pricing page was re-platformed rather than re-priced. The old Individual / Team & Enterprise tab pair is gone, replaced by a Monthly/Annual toggle over Team plans and Business plans tabs, and every card — including the entry tier — is now quoted per seat with a − N seats + stepper.
Two structural moves matter more than the headline numbers. First, credits are now allocated per seat per month (190 on Basic through 4,000 on Scale) instead of per account, and Pro and Ultra expose an in-card slider that steps the allowance up (Pro 1,000 to 2,000; Ultra 3,000 to 6,000 to 9,000) — so the credit volume is a purchase decision separate from the tier. Second, the editor left the upsell entirely: the page states that the full timeline, multiplayer editing, colour, audio and 3D tools ship on every plan “including Basic at $9 a seat” and that “40 hours of editing costs nothing”. What the ladder now sells is model access and credits — Basic is marked “No access” to Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2.0.
Generation is priced per model output rather than per minute: roughly 30 credits per 5 seconds of Seedance 2.0 Fast 720p, 38 for Seedance 2.0 1080p, 50 for Seedance 2.5 1080p, 2.5 credits per Nano Banana Pro image and 3 per GPT Image 2 image. Unused credits still do not roll over; only the Enterprise card lists “volume rollover credits”, alongside admin spend control and delegated top-up access. Neither tab shows a $0 card, though InVideo’s help center continues to document a free, no-card usage mode with weekly-reset credits.
InVideo retired the Individual ladder (Plus $17, Max $85, Generative $170, Elite $900 per month) and the Individual / Team & Enterprise tab pair. The pricing page now shows a Monthly/Annual toggle over two tabs. Team plans: Basic $9 per seat/mo (190 credits per seat, same price monthly or annual), Pro $25 per seat/mo annual / $30 monthly (1,000 credits per seat, slider to 2,000), Ultra $60 per seat/mo annual / $72 monthly renewing at $80 (3,000 credits per seat, slider to 6,000 and 9,000, Most Popular). Business plans: Team $65 per seat/mo annual / $79 monthly (1,600 credits per seat, 5-seat start), Scale $151 per seat/mo annual / $215 monthly (4,000 credits per seat, Best Value), Enterprise custom ('Let's talk') with volume rollover credits, SOC 2, custom SSO and admin spend control. Credits are now quoted per seat and priced per model output (about 30 credits per 5s of Seedance 2.0 Fast 720p, 2.5 credits per Nano Banana Pro image); timeline editing uses no credits and every editing feature is included from Basic. Still no $0 card on either tab, and invideo.io/ai/pricing still returns HTTP 500.