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StoryShort pricing in 2026

The cheapest way to run StoryShort costs 39 USD per month, per a Stripe-verified record from TrustMRR dated 18 August 2026.

StoryShort 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 way to run StoryShort costs 39 USD per month, per a Stripe-verified record from TrustMRR dated 18 August 2026. The vendor's own pricing page could not be read directly: on 23 August 2026 it returned only 4 words of body text without JavaScript running. The tier figures below therefore come from that third-party record, not from the seller's page.

The plans

PlanPriceBillingWhat you get
Tier 139 USDMonthlyEntry plan
Tier 269 USDMonthlyMid plan
Tier 3129 USDMonthlyHigher plan
Tier 4199 USDMonthlyTop plan

The TrustMRR record does not name the tiers or list per-plan feature limits. It records four price points and an average of 56 USD per active subscriber across 370 active subscribers as of 18 August 2026.

What it works out to per video

The evidence bank holds no render count or credit allowance tied to any StoryShort tier. The page does not publish a render count, so a cost-per-video figure cannot be calculated without inventing one.

What the price does not include

The TrustMRR record lists prices and subscriber counts, not entitlements. Whether the plans carry watermarks, language limits, resolution caps, credit rollover or extra seats is not stated in the available record. The vendor's pricing page returned too little text on 23 August 2026 to answer these questions either. Treat every entitlement question here as unverified rather than assumed. If you need those answers before paying, ask the vendor directly or test the lowest tier for one month and read the invoice line items.

Monthly or annual

No annual rate appears in the evidence bank for StoryShort. The four recorded prices are monthly figures from a recurring-revenue tracker, which reports what subscribers actually pay each month. A break-even calculation between monthly and annual billing is not possible with the numbers on hand. If the vendor offers an annual discount, it is not visible in this record.

How this compares

ToolEntry priceBillingSource
StoryShort39 USDMonthlyTrustMRR, Stripe-verified, 18 August 2026
ViewMade29 USDMonthly, Starter, 50 renders/monthviewmade.com/pricing, 22 August 2026
Revid39 USDMonthly, Hobby planrevid.ai/pricing, 23 August 2026

ViewMade's Starter works out to 0.58 USD per short at its included 50 renders per month; its Pro plan is 59 USD monthly or 29.5 USD per month billed annually at 354 USD total, a stated 50 percent discount, working out to 0.2 USD per short at 150 renders per month. Revid's Hobby plan sits at the same entry point as StoryShort's lowest tier. Opus Clip offers a free tier and a 15 USD Starter plan, but it cuts clips from footage you already have rather than producing videos from a topic.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does StoryShort cost?

Four monthly tiers are recorded: 39, 69, 129 and 199 USD, per TrustMRR's Stripe-verified data from 18 August 2026.

Why do these numbers not come from storyshort.ai itself?

On 23 August 2026 the pricing page returned 4 words of server-rendered text. Prices there load only through JavaScript, so they were not readable by direct fetch.

Does StoryShort have a free plan?

Not in the evidence bank. The lowest recorded figure is 39 USD per month. No free tier or trial length is documented in the available record.

Is StoryShort worth it?

It depends on output volume. At 39 USD per month with no published render count, the effective cost per video is unknown. Its traffic was 161,345 visits in July 2026 with a 0.23 percent visit-to-subscriber conversion rate, per Similarweb data from 18 August 2026, which suggests the product finds buyers but does not prove per-video value. Test one month before committing to a higher tier.

Do the prices include annual discounts?

The recorded figures are monthly rates. Any annual option is not visible in the source used here.

Prices read from TrustMRR's Stripe-verified record on 18 August 2026, because StoryShort's own pricing page could not be read on 23 August 2026.