Vizard
CHEAP · cheapest third for this operationVizard costs $0.0483 for one edited clip. That is the the cheapest of the 3 entries we price on the same operation.
Vizard · the arithmetic
the unit$0.0483 per credit · Creator plan, $29/month list price for 600 monthly credits - the cheapest paid plan, and the one that removes the watermark. The page was showing a 50% promotion ($14.50/month, $174 billed yearly) on this reading; as with Topaz, the full price is used here. Business is $39/month, also from 600 credits.
the meter1 credit = 1 minute of video uploaded
the sumRecovered on 14/9/2026: the missing half was the plan price, and in a real browser it renders. The Creator card shows $29 struck through to $14.50 with a 50% OFF badge and '1 credit = 1 minute of video' printed on the card itself; the comparison table pairs Creator with 'From 600' monthly credits. At the full $29 a credit is $0.048333, and a credit is one minute of uploaded video, so the smallest billable job - one minute of source - costs $0.0483. Same caveat as OpusClip: Vizard bills the length of the upload, not the number of clips it returns, so this is the floor for one clip and not an average over a long podcast. PRICE PER SECOND (added 14/9/2026, at Daniele's request to reason in seconds). The Creator plan card prints the rate in time, not in clips: '1 credit = 1 minute of video'. A credit is $29 / 600 = $0.048333, so one second of source video costs $0.048333 / 60 = $0.000806. The length of the clips Vizard returns is not declared anywhere, so it cannot be converted.
the verdictCHEAP · cheapest third for this operation
the catchOn the discounted $14.50 the same minute is $0.0242. Creator caps uploads at 600 minutes and exports at any length in 4K; the free plan gives 60 credits a month, 720p exports and a watermark. Vizard's own comparison page against OpusClip is marketing, not a source. WHY THIS NUMBER IS NOT IN SECONDS OF FINISHED CLIP: Vizard decides how long each clip is and how many it returns, and publishes neither. The billable unit is a minute of the video you upload, not a second of the video you get. The per-second figure in 1_sec_source is therefore the price of a second of SOURCE material; there is no official number that prices a second of finished clip, and none is invented here.
read on 14 sep 2026 · pricing page ↗ · documentation ↗
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How much does Vizard cost on Vizard?
$0.0483 for 1 edited clip, read from Vizard's own pages on 14 sep 2026. The meter: 1 credit = 1 minute of video uploaded.
Where does this number come from?
Recovered on 14/9/2026: the missing half was the plan price, and in a real browser it renders. The Creator card shows $29 struck through to $14.50 with a 50% OFF badge and '1 credit = 1 minute of video' printed on the card itself; the comparison table pairs Creator with 'From 600' monthly credits. At the full $29 a credit is $0.048333, and a credit is one minute of uploaded video, so the smallest billable job - one minute of source - costs $0.0483. Same caveat as OpusClip: Vizard bills the length of the upload, not the number of clips it returns, so this is the floor for one clip and not an average over a long podcast. PRICE PER SECOND (added 14/9/2026, at Daniele's request to reason in seconds). The Creator plan card prints the rate in time, not in clips: '1 credit = 1 minute of video'. A credit is $29 / 600 = $0.048333, so one second of source video costs $0.048333 / 60 = $0.000806. The length of the clips Vizard returns is not declared anywhere, so it cannot be converted.
What counts as one operation here?
1 edited clip. Every entry in the same operation is priced on that same unit, which is what makes the comparison mean anything.