PixVerse pricing, free plan and limits

Last updated: 2026-09-28

PixVerse is a Singapore-based startup whose AI video platform was valued at over $2 billion after a Series C extension closed in July 2026. Its V6 model renders short clips with native audio and 20-plus camera controls in well under a minute, and ships an official MCP server for Claude and Cursor.

About PixVerse

PixVerse is an AI video generation platform built by AIVORA PTE. LTD., a Singapore-based startup founded in 2023 by former ByteDance computer vision engineer Wang Changhu and ex-Lighthouse Capital investor Jaden Xie. The company reports more than 150 million registered users and closed a Series C extension in July 2026 that pushed its valuation past $2 billion. PixVerse turns a text prompt or a still image into a short video clip, aiming to remove the editing and rendering skill normally required to produce motion content.

The core V6 model generates short clips with native ambient sound, background music and lip-synced dialogue baked into the same generation pass, alongside an extensive range of cinematic camera controls. A companion C1 model turns a multi-panel storyboard into a continuous, professional-grade shot sequence, and the newer R2 model, released September 22, generates persistent, real-time interactive video worlds instead of a single fixed clip. On Artificial Analysis's image-to-video leaderboard, cited by PixVerse itself, V6 scores ahead of Kling AI and Google's VEO on both quality and price per minute of generation.

PixVerse is used mainly for short-form social content on TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts, concept visualization, and rapid marketing prototyping. Paid plans add a Marketing Hub for e-commerce video ads, a CLI and node-based Canvas for pipelining batches of generations, and an official Model Context Protocol server that lets Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients call the video, image and audio APIs directly from a chat interface. It is not built for long-form or frame-accurate editing, and reviewers consistently point to Kling AI or Runway's shot-by-shot editing controls for that kind of work instead, or Pika for fast, social-first edits.

PixVerse offers a free Basic plan plus Standard, Pro, Premium and Ultra consumer tiers, each raising the credit allowance, output resolution and concurrent-generation limit, alongside a Team plan and custom Enterprise API access; exact pricing by tier is in the FAQ below. The product runs as a web app plus iOS and Android apps, with no native desktop client.

PixVerse's Trustpilot standing is weak: recent reviewers describe credits spent on unusable outputs and a disputed PixVerse Earn creator-payout program (full rating in the FAQ below). The company holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification, audited by DNV, for its information security management system, but does not publicly claim SOC 2, HIPAA or GDPR-specific attestations. PixVerse employs staff across offices in Singapore, Beijing and Shanghai, and has said it plans to launch a further V-series model and world-model update before year end.

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Pricing

Free Basic plan: 60 initial credits plus 30 daily credits, capped at 540p with a watermark. Standard is $10/month ($8/month billed annually at $96/year): watermark-free, up to 720p, 1,200 credits every 30 days. Pro is $30/month ($24/month annually at $288/year): up to 4K, 6,000 credits, plus discounted access to third-party models such as Kling AI.

Premium is $60/month ($48/month annually at $576/year): 15,000 credits. Ultra is $249/month ($149/month annually at $1,788/year): 25,000 credits, most concurrent generations, unlimited off-peak generations. Team Ultra is $199/seat/month ($149/seat/month annually).

Credit packs run from $5 for 500 credits to $100 for 10,000 credits. Enterprise and API plans start from $100/month with custom volume pricing.

Key Features

• Native Audio and Dialogue Generation: PixVerse V6 generates ambient sound, background music, and lip-synced dialogue inside the same generation pass, so a prompt describing a rainstorm produces matching rain audio without a separate sound-design step.
• 20+ Cinematic Camera Controls: V6 exposes more than 20 camera parameters beyond basic pan, tilt and zoom, including focal length, aperture, depth of field, lens distortion and vignetting, for shot-level direction from a text prompt.
• Up to 15 Seconds at 1080p: Generates clips at any integer length up to 15 seconds at up to 1080p resolution, with per-second billing so users pay only for the duration they render.
• Storyboard-to-Video with C1: The C1 model turns a 3-to-9-panel storyboard into a continuous shot sequence with an action engine for character blocking, aimed at professional and commercial video workflows.
• R2 Real-Time World Model: Launched September 22, R2 generates persistent, playable video worlds that respond to live user input instead of producing a single fixed clip.
• Official MCP Server for Agent Workflows: The open-source PixVerse-MCP server, MIT-licensed with 52 GitHub stars, lets Claude, Cursor and other Model Context Protocol clients call PixVerse's video, image and audio APIs from a chat interface.
• Multi-Model Aggregator: Higher-tier plans also add access to third-party models inside the same workspace, including Kling AI, Sora and Seedance, billed through PixVerse credits at plan-specific rates.
• CLI and Canvas Workflow Tools: A command-line client and a node-based Canvas editor let teams batch and pipeline generations outside the web app, for example: pixverse generate --prompt "a car on a highway" --ratio 9:16 --duration 5.

Pros

• PixVerse's V6 model scores 1,343 Elo on Artificial Analysis's image-to-video leaderboard at $4.80 per minute of generation, higher-scoring and cheaper than Kling AI's 1,298 Elo at $13.44 per minute and Google VEO's 1,246 Elo at $24 per minute.
• PixVerse raised a $439 million Series C extension in July 2026, pushing its valuation past $2 billion, with more than 150 million registered users reported at the time of the raise.
• The free Basic plan requires no card to start, giving new users real generations to test before committing to a paid tier.
• PixVerse ships an official, MIT-licensed MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor and other agent tools call its video, image and audio APIs directly, unusual for a consumer-facing video app.

Cons

• Trustpilot rates PixVerse 2.3 out of 5 across 124 reviews, with recent reviewers citing credits spent on unusable outputs, confusing renewal terms and an unresolved PixVerse Earn creator-payout dispute.
• The free plan is capped well below 4K and adds a visible watermark; exact resolution and pricing by tier are in the FAQ below.
• Every generation attempt spends credits even when the output is unusable, and unused credits expire on a rolling cycle, so iterating on a prompt gets expensive fast.
• Clips cap at 15 seconds even on the flagship V6 model; creators who need longer or frame-accurate output typically move to Kling AI, which generates clips up to 3 minutes, or to Runway's shot-by-shot editing tools instead.

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