Pricing

Pricing

Simple per-plan pricing. Process more, upgrade anytime.

Guest
Free
  • Max duration 20s
  • 5 videos/day
  • Unlimited compute
Registered
Free
  • Max duration 20s
  • Unlimited
  • Unlimited compute
Popular
PLUS
$8/mo
  • Max duration Unlimited
  • Unlimited
  • 1700 PFU/day
  • ≈ 17h of 720p·30fps video per day
  • ≈ 7.6h of 1080p·30fps video per day
PRO
$20/mo
  • Max duration Unlimited
  • Unlimited
  • 3400 PFU/day
  • ≈ 34h of 720p·30fps video per day
  • ≈ 15h of 1080p·30fps video per day
Processing Capacity

Processing Capacity

VidProc meters the real compute work. Higher resolution and frame rate reduce the total daily video time a plan can process.

PFU formula

PFU = width x height x fps x seconds / 1,000,000,000. The table is a daily estimate; actual usage can vary with source fps, selected window, and media metadata.

Estimated daily capacity by source profile
Source profilePLUSPRO
480p · 30fps38habout77habout
720p · 30fps17habout34habout
720p · 60fps8.5habout17habout
1080p · 30fps7.6habout15habout
1080p · 60fps3.8habout7.6habout
1440p · 30fps4.3habout8.5habout
1440p · 60fps2.1habout4.3habout
4K · 30fps1.9habout3.8habout
4K · 60fps57mabout1.9habout

Free / anonymous is for testing

Use the free trial to validate region boxes, timing, and preview quality before upgrading for longer clips.

FAQ
Why does 4K process fewer hours than 1080p?

A 4K frame has about four times the pixels of a 1080p frame, so the same duration and frame rate costs much more compute.

Does 60fps cost more than 30fps?

Yes. 60fps has twice as many frames per second, so the estimated daily capacity is roughly half at the same resolution.

Are these numbers single-video limits?

No. The table converts the daily compute budget into approximate total processing time. Individual jobs may still have plan, file, queue, and service limits.

Does trimming to a shorter window save quota?

Yes. A shorter processing window means fewer frames to encode and clean. Select only the segment that actually needs watermark removal.