A Vizard alternative

How much does Vizard cost?

We couldn't read a reliable official price for Vizard's paid plans when we checked on 23 October 2026. Rather than copy an unverified figure, we'll point you to its pricing page.

Note whether it's a subscription, what the allowance counts (minutes, videos, clips) and what any free plan includes.

What should I compare between clipping tools?

Beyond the headline price, these points make the day-to-day difference:

• pricing model: subscription, monthly allowance or pay per video;
• watermark on free or entry plans;
• import: file or link, maximum length and size;
• how well vertical reframing follows the speaker;
• editing: cutting, fixing captions, switching styles;
• how long your videos are kept and when they're deleted.

What does Clipotte offer instead?

Clipotte cuts your video (a file up to 3 hours and 4 GB) into vertical clips, with a score out of 99 per clip, a 9:16 reframe that follows the face and a transcript editor. Export in 1080p with no watermark.

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.

Where does Clipotte fall short?

It has no free plan or free preview, no link import, no direct posting or scheduling. If any of those are essential for you, a subscription tool that offers them will suit you better.

Paying per video is also less of a deal than a subscription if you process many hours every month, though the yearly packs narrow the gap. The maths is in a clip maker with no subscription.

How can I try it without risk?

Start with a short video, up to 30 minutes, at €4.90. If you don't like the clips, you get a free regeneration with a brief, then a refund on request for 14 days from your account.

For other comparisons, see the Opus Clip alternative and the best AI tool for Shorts.