Opus Clip pricing, explained
OpusClip pricing is measured in minutes of video per month. Here are the plans from its official page, how to compare them with your real usage, and when paying per video makes more sense.
What plans does Opus Clip offer?
On OpusClip's official pricing page (checked on 23 October 2026): Starter at $15 a month for 150 minutes, Pro at $29 a month for 300 minutes, and a free plan with 60 minutes a month and a watermark.
Prices are listed in US dollars, plus any taxes depending on your country.
| Plan (checked 23/10/2026) | Price | Minutes per month |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 60 min, with watermark |
| Starter | $15 / month | 150 min |
| Pro | $29 / month | 300 min |
What counts as a “minute” at Opus Clip?
For this kind of tool, the allowance is usually counted in minutes of uploaded video, not minutes of clips produced: a 45-minute video would then use 45 minutes, even if you only keep a few one-minute clips. Check the exact definition on OpusClip's page.
The fine print (unused minutes rolling over, maximum length per video) is on OpusClip's pricing page: read it before choosing.
How do I know which plan suits me?
Add up the length of the videos you process in a typical month, counting only the useful parts. If you regularly go over 150 minutes, Pro makes sense; if you're well under, you're paying for unused minutes.
Count the months you don't post too: a subscription bills even when you don't film anything. That's where paying per video can make more sense: see a clip maker with no subscription.
What would the same usage cost with Clipotte?
Clipotte is paid per video, based on the length processed: €4.90 up to 30 minutes, €7.90 up to 1 hour, €12.90 up to 2 hours, €16.90 up to 3 hours. Options: animated captions +€2, face and licence plate blur +€3, hook titles +€1.
One 45-minute video a month costs €7.90 with Clipotte, no subscription. Three 50-minute videos a month cost €23.70: at that pace, OpusClip's Starter is the better deal. If you process a lot of video, there are two yearly packs: Creator at €149 for 40 hours of source video and Agency at €399 for 150 hours, all options included, valid for 12 months.
Is Opus Clip's free plan enough?
For trying it out, yes: 60 minutes a month is enough to process a video and see the result. The watermark, though, gets in the way of posting under your own brand.
Clipotte has no free plan; its clips never carry a watermark. That trade-off is discussed in a free Shorts maker with no watermark, and the full comparison in the Opus Clip alternative.
| Tool | Listed price | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Clipotte | €7.90 once | nothing to cancel, paid per video |
| OpusClip | Starter: $15/month (150 min); Pro: $29/month (300 min) official page, checked on 23 October 2026 | free plan with watermark, 60 min/month Where they are better: cheaper per minute if you publish a lot every month |
| Klap | Basic: $14/month billed yearly (100 clips/month) official page, checked on 23 October 2026 | no free plan listed |
Compared use : a 45-min video turned into Shorts
Price for this video : €9.90
Upload my videoNo subscription · 1080p export, no watermarkFrequently asked questions
Is Opus Clip free?
It has a free plan of 60 minutes a month with a watermark, according to its official page checked on 23 October 2026.
Can I pay Opus Clip yearly?
Billing options are listed on its pricing page; check there directly, as they can change.
Why are prices in dollars?
They're the prices as shown on OpusClip's official page. Clipotte shows its prices in euros, VAT included.
Is Opus Clip cheaper than Klap?
It depends on your usage: one counts minutes, the other counts clips. See our Opus Clip vs Klap comparison.