D-ID
FAIR · middle third for this operationD-ID costs $0.4833 for 5 seconds of video. That is the middle third of the 27 entries we price on the same operation.
D-ID · the arithmetic
the unit$1.9333 per minute of video · Pro plan, $29/month billed monthly, 15 minutes/month for Videos, Agents, Video Translate and API. Pro is the cheapest plan carrying a commercial-use licence: Trial and Lite are personal use only, and Lite also stamps a D-ID watermark. Lite is $5.90/month for 10 minutes ($0.59/minute); billed annually Pro is $191/year, i.e. $15.92/month or $1.0611 a minute.
the meterthe finished video's duration is deducted from the plan's minutes, rounded up to the nearest 15 seconds
the sumRecovered on 14/9/2026: both pricing tables render in a real browser. The FAQ on the same page closes the consumption side exactly - 'the duration is deducted from the total minutes available in your plan. The length of the video is rounded up to the nearest 15-second interval. For example, a 1-minute and 10-second video will consume 1 minute and 15 seconds.' So 15 seconds is the smallest billable unit, and a 5-second, a 10-second and a 15-second video all cost the same quarter of a minute. Pro is $29/month for 15 minutes = $1.93333 a minute, so a quarter minute is $0.4833. The plan comparison table cross-checks the arithmetic: Lite pairs 10 minutes with 40 credits, Pro 15 with 60, Advanced 100 with 400 - 4 credits per minute on every tier, i.e. one credit per 15-second interval. The same table gives Video duration 'Up to 30 minutes' on every plan, which is the 1,800-second ceiling.
the verdictFAIR · middle third for this operation
the catchOn Lite the same quarter-minute costs $0.1475, but Lite is licensed for personal use only and watermarks the output, so it is not the plan a professional would buy. Minutes are shared across Videos, Agents, Video Translate and the API and do not carry over month to month. Annual billing brings Pro to $1.0611 a minute, i.e. $0.2653 per 15-second interval.
read on 14 sep 2026 · pricing page ↗ · documentation ↗
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How much does D-ID cost on D-ID?
$0.4833 for 5s of video, read from D-ID's own pages on 14 sep 2026. The meter: the finished video's duration is deducted from the plan's minutes, rounded up to the nearest 15 seconds.
Where does this number come from?
Recovered on 14/9/2026: both pricing tables render in a real browser. The FAQ on the same page closes the consumption side exactly - 'the duration is deducted from the total minutes available in your plan. The length of the video is rounded up to the nearest 15-second interval. For example, a 1-minute and 10-second video will consume 1 minute and 15 seconds.' So 15 seconds is the smallest billable unit, and a 5-second, a 10-second and a 15-second video all cost the same quarter of a minute. Pro is $29/month for 15 minutes = $1.93333 a minute, so a quarter minute is $0.4833. The plan comparison table cross-checks the arithmetic: Lite pairs 10 minutes with 40 credits, Pro 15 with 60, Advanced 100 with 400 - 4 credits per minute on every tier, i.e. one credit per 15-second interval. The same table gives Video duration 'Up to 30 minutes' on every plan, which is the 1,800-second ceiling.
What counts as one operation here?
5s of video. Every entry in the same operation is priced on that same unit, which is what makes the comparison mean anything.