PixVerse Credits Explained: Cost per Clip, Daily Credits and Off-Peak

A 5-second V6 clip with audio costs 25 to 100 credits

The prompt box shows a clip's price before you generate. These are the numbers it showed to a signed-out visitor on November 3, 2026, at 16:9 with one output and Preview Mode off.

By ToolColumn's arithmetic, V6 runs roughly 4 to 20 credits a second: going from 720P to 1080P doubles the price, and audio adds about a quarter. Paid plans take 20% off PixVerse's own models in Preview Mode, and failed generations are refunded.

Premium has the cheapest credits; Ultra's cost about twice as much

ToolColumn arithmetic from PixVerse's listed prices and the clip costs above, counting membership credits only. PixVerse's own tooltips promise about 60 videos for Standard and 300, 750 and 1,250 on the higher plans, which works out to 20 credits a clip, half the 40 credits shown for a silent 10-second V6 clip at 360P. Per credit, Premium is the cheapest plan and Ultra costs about twice as much. The $199 monthly price is shown as 20% off a $249 reference, and what the top plan adds is free Off-Peak generation on PixVerse's own models and discounts on every listed third-party model, where Premium discounts only Seedance 2.0 Fast and Mini, not cheaper credits.

Daily credits only count if you generate every day

Each individual paid plan adds 60 daily credits, and Basic gets 30 by the plan table and app FAQ, though the signed-out home banner shows "60 Refresh Daily". They renew at 00:00 UTC and expire at the end of the day. Used every day for 30 days, 60 daily credits come to 1,800, more than Standard's 1,200 membership credits, but one day's worth buys only one 5-second 720P clip with audio. On Basic, 30 daily credits cover a 5-second clip at 360P with audio (25 credits) or a silent one at 540P (30), not a 540P clip with audio (38).

Membership credits expire every 30 days; packs never do

Membership credits refresh every 30 days from the date and time you subscribed, and unused ones expire when the next cycle starts. Bonus credits from purchases, rewards and promotions, and the credits in packs, never expire.

Packs cost $1 per 100 credits: 500 for $5, 2,000 for $20, 5,000 for $50 and 10,000 for $100. Standard adds 10% to a pack, Pro 30%, and Premium and Ultra 50%, which brings the pack price down to about $0.67 per 100 credits on Premium and Ultra, $0.77 on Pro and $0.91 on Standard (ToolColumn arithmetic). Packs are non-refundable, and PixVerse's help center says only subscribers can buy them, though the pricing page shows no such condition.

Off-Peak Mode cuts PixVerse-model costs from Pro up

Off-Peak Mode takes 30% off the credit cost of PixVerse's own models on Pro, 50% on Premium and 100% on Ultra and Team Ultra, which PixVerse calls unlimited free generations with Off-Peak Mode. It does not cover third-party models such as Seedance or Kling; those get per-model discounts on Pro and higher plans instead, for example 20% off Seedance 2.5 on Ultra. PixVerse does not show the off-peak hours to signed-out visitors.

API credits run 225 to the dollar, apart from web credits

The PixVerse API bills its own credits, 225 to the dollar, kept apart from web and app credits. PixVerse V6 costs 12 API credits a second at 720p with audio, so a 5-second clip is 60 API credits, about $0.27. The same clip costs 50 web credits, which is $0.50 at the pack price or $0.25 at Pro's monthly price per credit (ToolColumn arithmetic).