# What AI clipping tools cost per month.

> Entry prices on monthly billing for eight AI clipping tools, and what each one meters, read from each product's own pricing page.

HTML version: https://everpop.app/ai-clipping-tool-prices

Entry plans run from $9 to $29 a month on monthly billing. In order: Everpop $9, OpusClip $15, Ssemble $15, Submagic $19, Choppity $24, Klap $29, Vizard $29 and quso.ai $29. The other seven meter credits, minutes, hours or clips; Everpop plans count videos.

## Each tool's entry plan, on monthly billing.

Based on each product’s public pricing pages and documentation, checked 30 October 2026. A “—” means not advertised on the product’s public pages. Trademarks belong to their owners. OpusClip, Klap, Vizard, Ssemble, Choppity, quso.ai and Submagic are not affiliated with and do not endorse Everpop.

- **Everpop** — $9/mo — Starter, 8 videos a month with 3 clips each
- **OpusClip** — $15/mo — Starter, 150 credits a month
- **Klap** — $29/mo — 100 clips a month
- **Vizard** — $29/mo — metered at 1 credit per minute of video
- **Ssemble** — $15/mo — 1 credit per video, clipping up to a 20-minute segment of it
- **Choppity** — $24/mo — Starter, 3 hours of AI video analysis a month
- **quso.ai** — $29/mo — Lite, 100 credits a month
- **Submagic** — $19/mo — 45 credits a month, 3 per video

[Every comparison, cell by cell](https://everpop.app/compare)

## The plan ranges, as each pricing page states them.

- **Everpop** — Monthly video allowances — from $9/mo (monthly billing; annual plans cost less), with no per-minute charges
- **OpusClip** — $15–29/mo on monthly billing (Pro $14.50/mo billed annually; Free tier $0) in processing-minute credits
- **Klap** — Monthly clip quotas
- **Vizard** — Per-minute credits
- **Ssemble** — $15–100/mo on monthly billing ($6–40/mo billed yearly); credits — 1 per video, clipping up to a 20-minute segment of it
- **Choppity** — Free: 1 hour of AI video analysis; $24–48/mo on monthly billing ($16.80–33.60/mo billed yearly) for 3–5 hours a month
- **quso.ai** — Free: 75 credits; $29–49/mo on monthly billing (less on yearly billing); 1 credit ≈ 1 minute of video
- **Submagic** — $19–69/mo on monthly billing (up to 41% off yearly); 3 credits per video; per-video duration 2, 5 or 30 minutes by plan

## Credits, minutes, hours, clips — or videos.

Most AI clippers meter usage in credits worth about a minute of video, in hours of video analysis, or in clips. Everpop plans count videos — 8 a month on Starter ($9/mo) and 30 on Pro ($49/mo) — and a 40-minute video uses one of them, the same as a 4-minute one.

[Priced per video, not per minute](https://everpop.app/ai-clipper-without-credits)

## Publishing, then a receipt for each eligible Short.

Everpop publishes to YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and Facebook Reels: you review each post, or switch on auto-post for Shorts and Reels on Pro and Scale. TikTok gets a ready-to-post draft in your inbox, and going public on TikTok stays your tap.

Eligible YouTube Shorts come back with 48-hour and 7-day numbers from the YouTube Analytics API — views, average view percentage, subscribers gained — and, once your channel has measured history, the prediction Everpop recorded before publishing.

Your first video is free — up to 3 clips, no card.

[See a sample receipt](https://everpop.app/r/sample)

## Questions, answered

### How much do AI clipping tools cost per month?

On monthly billing, the entry plans of the eight tools compared run from $9 to $29 a month: Everpop $9, OpusClip $15, Ssemble $15, Submagic $19, Choppity $24, Klap $29, Vizard $29 and quso.ai $29. They meter different things — credits, minutes, hours, clips or videos — so compare what each entry plan includes. Read from each product's pricing page on 30 October 2026.

### Which AI clipping tools have a free option?

Five of the eight AI clipping tools checked say you can start without a credit card: Everpop, OpusClip, Klap, Choppity and Submagic. Vizard and quso.ai offer a free start, but their pages do not mention a card. Ssemble advertises no free way to start. Everpop's first video is free, up to 3 clips.

### Is yearly billing cheaper?

On Everpop, yes: Starter costs $86/yr on yearly billing, against $9/mo on monthly billing. Most of the others sell cheaper yearly plans too; the plan ranges above give each yearly price where its pricing page states one.

### What does Everpop cost?

Your first video is free — up to 3 clips, no card. Starter is $9/mo for 8 videos a month with 3 clips each; Pro is $49/mo for 30 videos with up to 10 clips each, auto-post and campaign reports; Scale starts at $149/mo.

## Related

- [Every comparison, cell by cell](https://everpop.app/compare)
- [Everpop pricing](https://everpop.app/pricing)
- [AI clippers priced per video, not per minute](https://everpop.app/ai-clipper-without-credits)
- [Free AI clipping tools without a credit card](https://everpop.app/free-ai-clipping-tools-no-credit-card)
- [How much AI clipping tools cost](https://everpop.app/blog/how-much-do-ai-clipping-tools-cost)
- [OpusClip alternatives, compared honestly](https://everpop.app/blog/opus-clip-alternatives-honest-comparison)
- [A video editor or AI clipping: what each costs](https://everpop.app/blog/hire-a-video-editor-vs-ai-clipping-cost)

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