Vidrush Studio pricing starts with a $0 plan, then $5, $15, $39 and $89 monthly subscription tiers in the public monthly view checked November 5, 2026. One-time Pay2Go packs start at $15 for 150 credits. These figures belong to vidrush.studio, not an assumed shared price list for vidrush.ai.
The calculator above estimates a scene budget from your inputs. It does not sign in, submit a generation or charge either provider. Clout is a competing publisher. For the product and domain context, read the Vidrush Studio review; for the alternative workflow, use Clout vs Vidrush Studio.
Vidrush Studio monthly subscription plans
| Plan | Displayed monthly price | Credits | Published capacity label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 10 on sign-up | 1 min |
| Starter | $5 | 50 per month | 7 min |
| Basic | $15 | 180 per month | 30 min |
| Advanced | $39 | 540 per month | 90 min |
| Expert | $89 | 1,440 per month | 240 min |
The monthly tab was selected for this table. The site also offers a yearly tab with a discount label; we have not treated that label as a verified annual charge. Confirm your selected interval, currency, taxes and total at checkout. A capacity label is not a guaranteed number of accepted videos and may not describe premium-engine consumption.
The paid cards list commercial use, no watermark, premium models and automations. The Free card restricts those capabilities. The same pricing page marks YouTube and TikTok export as coming soon even though other public copy promotes publishing, so check the current in-account flow before paying for a publishing requirement.
Is the free plan enough for your project
The Free card lists 10 sign-up credits rather than a recurring 10-credit monthly allowance. Its restrictions include a watermark, no commercial use, limited voice and background-music selection, and seven-day retention. Do not assume that a generated free sample is cleared for a commercial campaign simply because you can download it.
The card combines a one-minute capacity label with a separate credit-based up-to-20-minute line. We cannot resolve that public ambiguity into a reliable free-video duration. Check the exact supported operation and its account quote. Save accepted files locally rather than rely on a retention label as your only archive.
One-time Pay2Go credit packs
| Pack | Price shown | Credits | Allocated price per credit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Pack | $15 | 150 | $0.1000 |
| Creator Pack | $45 | 500 | $0.0900 |
| Studio Pack | $99 | 1,200 | $0.0825 |
| Pro Pack | $199 | 3,000 | About $0.0663 |
The Pay2Go view describes these as one-time purchases with non-expiring credits. It advertises subscriber discounts of up to 30 percent, but the calculator deliberately uses the displayed base pack prices. It does not assume a discount applies to your account.
Allocated credit value and cash paid are different. If you buy the $15 pack and consume 48 credits, $4.80 is the proportional value of those credits at that pack rate. Your upfront payment is still $15, with the unused credits remaining in the balance. A larger pack reduces unit value only if you have a use for the remaining credits.
Credit cost per scene changes the budget
The Pay2Go page publishes a per-scene engine table. Examples observed include T2V at 3 credits, TrueMotion HD at 6, S2 Mini T2V at 8, S2.5 T2V at 22, S2.5 I2V at 29 and Veo3 at 63. These are labels and rates shown by Studio, not claims about model access or a successful generation we performed.
A complete video may also involve script, narration, images, editing or other debits. The same page separately estimates an eight-scene standard video at about eight subscriber credits while showing a Standard row at zero. That is not enough evidence to equate a zero scene row with a free complete video. Use your actual operation quote and add other debits explicitly.
The calculator uses scenes × attempts per scene × the entered scene rate, plus an optional other-credit allowance. Enter the rate from your current job if it differs from the dated examples. It models a single rate across the project; mixed-engine scenes need separate calculations or a conservative combined budget.
Worked budget for a small pilot
For a hypothetical eight-scene project, two total attempts per scene and a 3-credit scene rate produce 48 scene credits. With no other charges, a 150-credit pack holds three complete budgets and six credits left over. The proportional value per budget is $4.80; the full pack still costs $15.
Change the scene rate to 22 and the same attempt plan requires 352 credits. The 150-credit pack is then short by 202 credits. This arithmetic is a scenario, not a Studio checkout quote, output guarantee or recommendation that a particular model is best. Extra attempts can exceed your plan, and unused drafts do not become accepted videos.
Cancellation refunds and retention
Read the current Studio terms alongside checkout. The public text distinguishes a first-subscription refund window from renewals and generation-credit refunds. A subscription refund and a credit refund are not interchangeable, and a rejected creative result does not automatically trigger either.
Retention varies across the displayed cards, and the homepage’s general storage headline is broader than some plan rows. Confirm the specific entitlement for the tier you choose and keep your own copy of accepted exports. We did not test cancellation, support decisions or a refund transaction.
Compare the finished workflow with Clout
Compare money, accepted deliverables and review time rather than equating provider credits. Clout’s current pricing and operation quote are independent of Studio’s pack values. Neither a low entry price nor a large allowance alone shows which workflow will finish your project.
Use the blank project ledger to record the platform domain, engine, attempts, charges, rejected scenes and final decision. It starts empty. The comparison helps choose a relevant creator, product or cinema workflow, then a small real pilot can establish your actual cost.
Inspect the dated research record for the checked prices, source URLs and unresolved public-page differences.
