Wisecut pricing: plans, credits and the cost of an hour (2026)
By Mohamed Mokbel, founder · Last updated:
Wisecut lists a $0 plan with 30 minutes of editor time a month, Starter+ at $33 a month and a top plan at $118 a month, and it counts usage in credits: one credit per processed minute in the editor. We make Cutora AI, so we compare it last. Every Wisecut figure is from wisecut.ai/pricing, read 31 October 2026.
What are Wisecut's plans and prices?
How much does Wisecut cost?
Three plans, billed monthly on the page we read (Wisecut pricing, read 31 October 2026). The $0 plan has 30 minutes of editor time a month, 30 credits, up to 480p and exports up to 3 minutes. Starter+ is $33 a month: 5 hours of editor time and 2.5 hours of Autopilot, 300 credits, 1080p, exports up to 60 minutes. The top plan is $118 a month: 20 hours of editor time and 10 hours of Autopilot, 1,200 credits, 4K, exports up to 90 minutes, up to 3 accounts per social network.
Does Wisecut have a plan that costs nothing?
Yes, a $0 plan with 30 minutes of editor time and 30 credits a month, up to 480p, and exports up to 3 minutes (Wisecut pricing, read 31 October 2026). Wisecut's home page says you can start without a credit card. The pricing page lists no watermark for the two paid plans; the pages we read do not say whether exports from the $0 plan carry one, so check before you publish from it.
Does Wisecut cost less if you pay yearly?
Its pricing page has a monthly and yearly toggle and says annual billing saves up to 30% (Wisecut pricing, read 31 October 2026). The page we read did not list the annual prices, so we cannot give a yearly figure. The $33 and $118 above are the monthly prices. Look at the yearly toggle on its pricing page before you decide.
How do Wisecut's credits work?
What is a credit on Wisecut?
A credit is the unit Wisecut uses to count processing. The editor costs 1 credit per processed minute and Autopilot costs 2 credits per processed minute; its assistant, WISH, varies by task and shows an estimate before it runs (Wisecut pricing, read 31 October 2026). At one credit per minute, Starter+'s 300 credits is 300 editor minutes, which is the 5 hours the plan lists. Autopilot has its own hours on each plan.
Can you buy more Wisecut credits?
Yes. Wisecut sells extra credit packs without changing your plan, valid for 12 months: 150 credits for $25 (2.5 hours of editor time), 480 credits for $69 (8 hours), 1,440 credits for $189 (24 hours) and 3,600 credits for $429 (60 hours) (Wisecut pricing, read 31 October 2026). Autopilot uses them at twice the rate, so a pack gives half as many Autopilot hours.
How much does an hour of editing cost on Wisecut?
By our arithmetic, an hour of editor time costs about $6.60 on Starter+ and about $5.90 on the $118 plan. That assumes all the time goes to the editor: Starter+ is $33 for 5 hours and the $118 plan is 20 hours. The packs run from $10 an hour ($25 for 2.5 hours) down to about $7.15 an hour ($429 for 60 hours). Autopilot hours, clips and publishing are part of what those plans include, so an hour of editing alone is not the whole value (Wisecut pricing, read 31 October 2026).
How does that compare with Cutora AI?
How does Wisecut's pricing compare with Cutora AI's?
They count different things. Cutora AI has a trial of one video up to 10 minutes with no card (exports carry a small Cutora mark), Creator at $15 a month for 120 minutes of footage and Pro at $29 a month for 250 minutes, with projects up to 60 minutes. Wisecut's plans also include clips, publishing and Autopilot, which Cutora AI does not have. Compare what you would use, not the totals; see the full comparison.
What would one 10-minute talking-head video a week cost on each?
About 40 minutes of footage a month. On the listed limits that is too much for Wisecut's $0 plan (30 minutes, exports up to 3 minutes), so Starter+ at $33 a month would be the plan to look at (Wisecut pricing, read 31 October 2026). Cutora AI's Creator plan is $15 a month for 120 minutes of footage. That is only the price of the cut: if you also want clips, auto reframe or music, Wisecut lists them and Cutora AI does not.
Where can I see how Wisecut and Cutora AI differ beyond price?
On our comparison page, which sets what each removes, what each adds and where Wisecut is stronger side by side: Cutora AI vs Wisecut. That page also points to the other tools that do the same job. Prices on every page change often, so read the vendor's page before you pay.