InVideo has turned from a prompt-to-video generator into an agentic video editor called Agent Two: it logs your footage, applies edits across every shot from plain-language directions and works on a real multitrack timeline with live collaboration, next to AI generation with models such as Seedance and Nano Banana Pro. Plans are priced per seat: Starter costs $20 a month for 400 credits, Plus $50 billed yearly ($60 monthly) for 2,000 and Max $100 ($150) for 5,000. A 5-second Seedance 2.0 Fast clip costs about 30 credits.
Reviewed by EdGrows·Updated Sep 26, 2026This analysis is based on documentation, public user reports, and vendor materials — not yet on our own hands-on testing. How we rate
InVideo built its audience on a simple promise: type a prompt and get a finished video, with stock footage, AI clips, voiceover and music assembled for you. That product still exists under the invideo AI name, but the company's homepage now leads with something more ambitious. Agent Two is pitched as the agentic video editor for serious creatives: an AI that edits your own footage, on a real timeline, the way an assistant editor would.
The shift matters because it changes who InVideo is for. The old prompt-to-video tool suited people who had no footage and wanted a quick explainer. Agent Two is aimed at people who shoot, record or generate material and need it logged, cut, matched and versioned faster.
InVideo describes the editing agent's jobs in concrete terms:
Generation sits alongside the editor: Seedance video models, Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2 for images, and more on higher plans. InVideo says its workspace is SOC 2 and GDPR compliant.
InVideo's team plans on annual billing, screenshot taken September 26, 2026.
| Plan | Yearly (per seat, per month) | Monthly (per seat) | Credits per seat | Guest seats | Storage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $20 | $20 | 400 | None | 200 GB |
| Plus | $50 | $60 | 2,000 | 10 free, 190 credits each | 600 GB |
| Max | $100 | $150 | 5,000, or 10,000 and 15,000 tiers | 20 free, 190 credits each | 2,000 GB |
Business plans and Enterprise are priced separately.
The tiers differ in more than credits. Starter gets Agent Two Lite only, a selection of models and just Seedance 2.0 Fast and Mini for video. Plus unlocks the Pro and Ultra agents, every model, Seedance 2.0 at up to 4K and Seedance 2.5 at 1080p, and early access to new features. Max adds the lowest price per credit.
Yearly billing saves 17% on Plus and 33% on Max, and nothing on Starter, which costs $20 either way.
InVideo publishes typical credit costs in its plan comparison:
| Generation | Credits | Starter (400) | Plus (2,000) | Max (5,000) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.0 Fast, 720p, 5 s | ~30 | 13 clips | 66 clips | 166 clips |
| Seedance 2.0, 1080p, 5 s | ~38 | Not included | 52 clips | 131 clips |
| Seedance 2.5, 1080p, 5 s | ~50 | Not included | 40 clips | 100 clips |
| Nano Banana Pro image | ~2.5 | 160 images | 800 images | 2,000 images |
| Nano Banana Pro image, 4K | ~5 | Not included | 400 images | 1,000 images |
| GPT Image 2 image | ~3 | 133 images | 666 images | 1,666 images |
Converted to dollars, the value of a credit falls sharply as plans grow: 5 cents on Starter, 2.5 cents on Plus billed yearly and 2 cents on Max. A 5-second Seedance 2.0 Fast clip therefore costs about $1.50 of Starter credits, and a 5-second Seedance 2.5 clip at 1080p about $1.25 on Plus or $1.00 on Max.
The editor itself is not metered. InVideo says credits are not used for downloads, and its plan picker notes that timeline editing, multiplayer and the professional tools are on every plan, including Starter. If most of your work is cutting footage you already have, Starter's small allowance matters less than it looks.
Credits reset at the start of each billing cycle, counted from the day you subscribed, and unused credits do not roll over. The one exception is an upgrade, which carries unused credits to the new plan. Cancelling or downgrading keeps the plan until the cycle ends; after that the account moves to the free plan and any unused paid credits expire. Credit packs can be bought on top of a plan.
InVideo also reserves the right to change credit costs at any time without notice, so the per-clip figures above are a snapshot, not a contract.
The editing agent is the reason to choose InVideo today. Logging footage by content, applying one change across forty clips and keeping everything on an editable timeline address the tedious half of editing that most AI video tools ignore. Multiplayer editing and custom agents make it practical for small teams.
The weaknesses are pricing structure rather than product. Every seat costs the full plan price. Starter, the only plan without a yearly discount, also leaves out the best models and the stronger agents. And the free plan, which cancelled accounts fall back to, is not described on the pricing page at all.
VEED is the closer match for marketing teams that live on subtitles, brand kits and translation, and it is cheaper per seat; InVideo is stronger for editing large amounts of raw footage with an agent. Runway is the better generation studio, with more models and editing tools such as Aleph, while InVideo's generation is centered on Seedance.
Descript remains the choice when the footage is mostly people talking and you want to edit by editing the transcript. For short-form social editing on a budget, CapCut is hard to beat. The wider field of generators is covered in the best AI video generators of 2026.
Editors, creative studios and brand teams with a steady flow of footage get the most from InVideo, because the agent logs it, rough-cuts it and applies changes across versions. Plus billed yearly is where that starts, since it unlocks the full agent and the models worth generating with; Starter only makes sense for people who mostly edit their own footage and rarely generate. InVideo still makes one-prompt explainer videos without any footage, but cheaper tools do that too, and large teams should price every seat before committing.
Agent Two is InVideo's editing agent. It watches every clip you upload and logs it, so you can find a moment by describing it, applies one instruction to every shot on the timeline, such as cutting pauses or matching the look, and hands you a real multitrack timeline you can take over at any frame. You can also build custom agents for roles like colorist or sound designer.
Prices are per seat. Starter costs $20 a month on either billing cycle for 400 credits. Plus costs $50 a month billed yearly or $60 monthly for 2,000 credits, and Max costs $100 billed yearly or $150 monthly for 5,000 credits, with larger Max tiers of 10,000 and 15,000 credits. Plus adds 10 free guest seats and Max 20, each with 190 credits.
InVideo's comparison table puts a 5-second Seedance 2.0 Fast clip at 720p at about 30 credits, Seedance 2.0 at 1080p at 38 and Seedance 2.5 at 1080p at 50. Starter's 400 credits make about 13 Fast clips or 160 Nano Banana Pro images. Plus makes about 40 Seedance 2.5 clips, and Max about 100.
No. Starter includes only Seedance 2.0 Fast and Seedance 2.0 Mini, the Lite version of Agent Two and a selection of models. Seedance 2.0 at up to 4K, Seedance 2.5 at 1080p, the Pro and Ultra agents and all other models start on Plus.
Not from month to month: your allowance resets at the start of each billing cycle, counted from the day you subscribed. Upgrading is the exception, since unused credits move to the new plan. If you cancel or downgrade, the plan runs to the end of the cycle, then the account drops to the free plan and unused paid credits expire.
No. InVideo says credits pay for video creation, generative models and certain features, not for downloading, and its plan picker notes that timeline editing, multiplayer, color, audio and 3D tools are on every plan including Starter. Generation is what consumes credits, and InVideo reserves the right to change credit costs without notice.
Every teammate added to a workspace counts as a seat at your plan's price. Guest seats soften this on higher plans: Plus includes 10 free guests and Max 20, each with 190 credits a month, while Starter has none. Multiplayer editing supports up to 5 seats on Starter, 10 on Plus and 20 on Max.
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