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What changes between the plans

What changes from one plan to the next beyond credits: watermark, 4K, connected accounts, live clips and how long your clips are kept.

Updated July 26, 2026

There are four open plans — Free, Basic, Plus and Pro — plus a Business arrangement for agencies and teams, closed directly with the sales team.

Prices and the credit allowance of each plan live on the pricing page, which is always the up-to-date source. What follows is what behaves differently between them.

What actually sets them apart

What changes
Credits per month The big one. Free gives you a small package to try with a real video.
Watermark Free exports carry a watermark; paid plans don't.
Export quality Every plan exports in Full HD. 4K is Pro only.
Connected accounts How many accounts per network you can connect, and which networks are unlocked.
Live clips Live stream monitoring isn't on every plan.
Batch export Downloading several clips at once is a paid-plan feature.
Queue priority Higher plans render first when the queue is busy.
Clip retention 7 days on Free, 30 days on paid plans.
Workspace seats How many people work in the same workspace.

The two that catch people out

Retention. On the free plan, a submission's clips disappear after 7 days; on paid plans, 30. The deadline is stamped the moment the clips are generated and doesn't change afterwards — even if you downgrade, older clips keep the deadline they already had.

4K isn't always 4K. Exporting in 4K only makes sense if the source video is genuinely 4K. Ask for 4K on a video that only exists in 1080p and CutPro gives you 1080p — there's no inventing resolution the source doesn't have.

Business

Business isn't a plan you subscribe to in one click: it's a contract with a high credit volume and invoicing to a company tax ID, closed with the sales team. The pricing page has the form that starts the conversation.

Choosing without regret

A routine that works:

  1. Start on Free. It exists so you can process a real video and judge the quality of the cuts before paying.
  2. Count your minutes, not your clips. Consumption is per minute of video submitted — see how credits work. Estimate how many hours of content you process per month and pick from there.
  3. If it's just one tight month, don't change plans: buy extra credits.
  4. If you need live or 4K, that's a plan decision, not a credit one.

Changing later

You can move up and down at any time, with different rules for each direction — see changing your plan.

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