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Medeo pricing in 2026

The cheapest paid way into Medeo is the Pro plan at $39 per month on monthly billing, read from medeo.app/pricing on 2026-08-23.

Medeo starts at $39 a month. Of the 22 rivals tracked here, 9 publish an entry price a plain page fetch can read, and those, with ours, run from $10 to $149.

Entry prices read directly from each vendor's pricing page on 2026-08-23. Each mark is one reading, the shaded band is the range they fall in, and the mark below the axis is the middle. Further right costs more to start.

Last checked

The cheapest paid way into Medeo is the Pro plan at $39 per month on monthly billing, read from medeo.app/pricing on 2026-08-23. The same plan costs $314 billed annually. A free tier exists at $0.

The plans

PlanPriceBillingWhat you get
Free$0FreeEntry tier
Pro$39 per monthMonthly billing700 credits per month
Insider$106 per monthMonthly billing2,400 credits per month
Elite$328 per monthMonthly billing9,000 credits per month

Annual totals from the same page: Pro $314, Insider $912, Elite $2,832. All figures were read on 2026-08-23.

One number does not add up

The pricing page shows two different monthly figures for Pro. It displays $28 per month in one place and an annual total of $314 in another. Divided over twelve months, $314 comes to $26.17 per month. Both numbers appear on the page at the same reading, and they do not agree. This guide reports both figures rather than picking one.

What it works out to per video

Medeo prices its plans in credits: 700 per month on Pro, 2,400 on Insider, 9,000 on Elite. The page does not publish how many credits a single video consumes, so a dollar-per-video figure cannot be calculated from the reading. The page also does not publish a render count for any tier. Any videos-per-month claim you see elsewhere is the vendor's claim, not a measurement.

What the price does not include

The pricing page as read on 2026-08-23 does not state whether output carries a watermark, which languages voiceover supports, what resolution cap applies, or whether unused credits roll over between months. None of these fields appeared in the server response. If any of them matter to you, they need to be confirmed before payment, because this guide will not guess at them. Seat pricing for extra users is likewise not stated on the page. The only concrete limits visible in the reading are the credit allocations themselves: 700, 2,400, or 9,000 credits per month depending on tier, with no documented per-video cost attached to those credits.

Monthly or annual

Both rates are known for every paid tier:

PlanMonthly billingAnnual totalCredits per month
Pro$39$314700
Insider$106$9122,400
Elite$328$2,8329,000

On every paid tier the annual total is lower than twelve times the monthly rate, so annual billing costs less for the same credit allocation. On Pro, twelve monthly payments of $39 come to more than the $314 annual total. The caveat stands: the page's own displayed figure of $28 per month for Pro conflicts with its own annual total, so treat the annual comparison as arithmetic from the published totals, not as a second vendor claim.

How this compares

ToolEntry priceBillingOutput basis
Fluxnote$10 per month (Rise)MonthlyCredits, vendor claims about 10 videos per month
ViewMade$29 per month (Starter)Monthly only50 renders per month, $0.58 per short
Medeo$39 per month (Pro)Monthly700 credits per month, no published render count

Fluxnote has the lowest entry price of the three at $10 per month, read 2026-08-23, though its footage source was not measurable. ViewMade publishes a fixed render count and ships a media credit file naming each clip's source. Medeo sits highest on entry price among these three and does not publish a per-video cost.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Medeo cost in 2026?

Pro costs $39 per month on monthly billing or $314 per year, read from medeo.app/pricing on 2026-08-23. Insider is $106 per month, Elite is $328 per month, and a free tier exists at $0.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. The page lists a Free tier at $0. Its credit allocation was not stated in the reading.

Is Medeo cheaper annually?

Yes. Every paid tier has an annual total below twelve times its monthly rate: Pro is $314 against a $39 monthly rate, Insider is $912 against $106, Elite is $2,832 against $328.

Why do two different Pro prices appear on the page?

The page shows $28 per month for Pro alongside a $314 annual total, which equals $26.17 per month. Both figures were present in the same reading on 2026-08-23 and they disagree. Neither number was removed here.

Is Medeo worth it?

That depends on volume you cannot yet calculate. The page sells credits but does not publish how many credits one video needs, so a dollars-per-video comparison against tools that publish render counts is not possible from the page itself. At $39 per month with an undocumented credit burn rate, the honest answer is that the value case is unproven until you know your own consumption, and the page's internal price inconsistency adds a reason to verify terms directly before subscribing.

Prices read from medeo.app/pricing on 2026-08-23.