Deevid AI is priced as a credit-based bundle: one subscription unlocks 14+ generative video models, an ad generator, AI music and avatars. There are four plans — Free, Lite ($10/mo), Pro ($25/mo) and Premium ($119/mo) — plus a 29% annual discount that effectively gives you two months free. This page breaks down what you actually get for each price, how Deevid AI credits work in practice, and where the pricing wins or loses against HeyGen, Synthesia, InVideo and the other alternatives we've reviewed.
Pro at $25/mo is the sweet spot for most creators — 600 credits, 1080p, no watermark and commercial license included. Lite at $10/mo is fine to start but capped at 720p. Free gives you 20 one-time credits to test, watermarked. Premium at $119/mo is built for high-volume shops doing 100+ videos a month. Two honest caveats: there are no refunds (verified on deevid.ai/pricing and Trustpilot), and credits expire one year after purchase — both reasons to start on monthly billing and switch to annual only once you've validated the workflow.
Four tiers, credit-based, all paid plans include commercial use. Prices are USD, billed monthly unless stated.
Curious — want to test the model bundle once.
Solo creators evaluating the bundle for real work.
Active creators shipping multiple formats a week.
Studios, agencies and high-volume content shops.
Everything that changes between tiers, side by side. Use the table to spot the exact upgrade trigger.
| Feature | Free | Lite | Pro | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $0 | $10/mo | $25/mo | $119/mo |
| Annual price (29% off) | — | $120/yr | $300/yr | $1,428/yr |
| Credits / month | 20 one-time | 200 | 600 | 3,000 |
| Approx. videos | ~4 | ~40 | ~120 | ~600 |
| Max resolution | 720p | 720p | 1080p | 1080p |
| Watermark | Yes | No | No | No |
| Commercial license | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Priority support | No | No | No | Yes |
| AI models | All | All | All | All |
| Avatars / music / ads | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Every generation — image, video or audio — consumes credits from your monthly allotment. The cost depends on which model you use and which mode (fast vs quality vs master). What matters in practice: a Lite plan with 200 credits covers roughly 40 short clips on the fast model, but only ~25-30 if you lean on the master mode with audio and lip-sync. Plan for the model you'll actually use, not the cheapest one. Unused monthly credits do not roll over; one-time purchased credits stay valid for one year.
| Mode | Cost per clip | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Fast V2.0 | ~5 credits | Iteration, drafts, social cuts where speed wins over polish |
| Quality V2.0 | ~6-7 credits | Final cuts at 1080p when motion fidelity matters |
| Master V2.0 (audio + lip-sync) | ~7-10 credits | Talking-head, ads with voice, character-driven scenes |
Mapping common output schedules to the right plan, before you commit.
Recommended plan: Lite ($10/mo)
Recommended plan: Pro ($25/mo)
Recommended plan: Pro ($25/mo)
Recommended plan: Premium ($119/mo)
Annual billing on every paid plan knocks 29% off the sticker price — roughly two months free per year. The math is straightforward, but the trade-off isn't: annual is a one-shot payment with no refunds. Our take: start monthly for at least one full cycle, validate that you actually use your credit allotment, then switch to annual once you've confirmed the workflow holds. The exception is Premium, where the monthly delta is large enough that even a 90-day commitment pays back.
Starting paid plans on annual billing where applicable. Different tools meter different things — credits, minutes, seats — so use this as a rough order of magnitude, not a like-for-like.
| Tool | Starts at | Meters | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deevid AI | $10/mo | Credits | All 14+ models, ads, music, avatars |
| HeyGen | $29/mo | Minutes | Avatar engine only — no model bundle |
| Synthesia | $29/mo | Minutes + seats | Avatars built for L&D and corporate training |
| InVideo | $25/mo | Minutes | AI editor for vertical social ads |
| Fliki | $28/mo | Minutes | TTS-led script-to-video for faceless YouTube |
| Kling | ~$10/mo | Credits | One generative model, no studio around it |
| Vidnoz | ~$13/mo | Minutes | Cheapest avatar option, watermark on free |
Depends entirely on whether you'd use more than one model. If you're committed to a single workflow — only talking-head avatars, only social ads — a dedicated tool will beat Deevid AI on speed and ergonomics inside that lane, even if the sticker price is higher. The case for Deevid is the bundle itself: testing Sora, Veo, Kling and Runway behind one login at $10-25/mo is not something a stack of standalone subscriptions can match.
You publish across formats (ads, social cuts, avatar videos, faceless YouTube), you want to compare models before committing to one, and you value not juggling three subscriptions. Pro at $25/mo is the obvious starting point.
Your entire output is one format — purely avatar talking-heads (HeyGen wins), purely vertical ads (InVideo wins), purely cinematic generative clips (standalone Kling is cheaper). You'd be paying for models you'll never open.
Three things that aren't always obvious until you've subscribed. We're flagging them because every reasonable review of Deevid AI mentions them, and pretending otherwise wouldn't help you.
Deevid AI's pricing page is explicit: no refunds, no exchanges, on any paid plan from Lite up. Trustpilot reviews confirm this is enforced. Start monthly, evaluate, only then consider annual.
One-time credit purchases stay valid for 12 months from purchase date. Monthly allotments don't roll over to the next cycle. If you skip a month of output, you've lost those credits.
Like every credit-based generative platform, you sometimes need 2-3 attempts to get a usable output. Budget for that — the 200 credits on Lite are realistic for ~30 final clips, not 40.
Yes — new users get 20 free credits at signup, enough for about 4 short clips. Outputs are watermarked. There's no time-limited free trial of paid features; the free credits are the trial.
Yes, cancellation is available at any time and stops auto-renewal. You keep access until the end of the current billing cycle. Cancelling does not refund the current period — there are no refunds on any plan.
No. Deevid AI's pricing page states refunds are not permitted on Lite and above. This is the single most consistent complaint in third-party reviews, so we're flagging it twice: do not commit to annual billing until you've tested the workflow on monthly.
Monthly subscription credits do not roll over — they reset at the start of each billing cycle. One-time purchased credit packs remain valid for one year from the date of purchase.
29% off is meaningful — roughly two months free per year. The trade-off is locking in 12 months without refunds. Our recommendation: monthly for the first cycle, switch to annual once you've validated the volume.
Not really. The subscription is flat, all paid plans include the full model bundle and commercial license. The only practical cost beyond the sticker is the generation variance — plan on a few wasted credits per final output.
Yes, on every paid plan (Lite, Pro, Premium). The Free tier does not include commercial rights — outputs are watermarked and intended for evaluation only.
Pro at $25/mo is the plan that makes Deevid AI's pitch real: 600 credits, 1080p, no watermark, full bundle, commercial license. Lite is fine to start but you'll outgrow 720p the moment a client asks for a deliverable. Premium is only justified above ~150 videos/month. Across the board, Deevid's pricing is competitive with the alternatives — the bundle is the differentiator — but the no-refund policy means you should not buy annual until you've validated the workflow on a monthly cycle.
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