Everygen Pricing: Every Plan, Credit Tier, and Annual Total

Which Everygen pricing page are you looking at?

Searching for Everygen pricing can surface two different price lists. This matters before you compare any numbers. The Everygen pricing page at everygen.ai belongs to the renamed Viewmax product. Its footer reads Viewmax LLC, and its privacy policy names Viewmax LLC, doing business as Everygen. On 2026-10-04, www.viewmax.io/pricing displayed the same Everygen plans.

A separate site, everygen-ai.com, uses the styling “EveryGen AI”. Its pricing page lists Lite, Basic, Pro, and Business plans from $19 to $99 a month, with 1,000 to 9,000 credits. Its own pages say it is operated by EveryGen LLC and that its accounts and billing are managed at everygen-ai.com.

ScreenSift has not established any ownership, licensing, or business relationship between the two sites, and we draw no conclusion about either from the similar names. The practical point is simpler: a Basic plan on one site is not the Basic plan on the other. If you are a former Viewmax user, the migration notice points to the Everygen product covered below. Everything after this section refers to everygen.ai.

Everygen plans and prices

Pricing as of 2026-10-04 — verify on Everygen’s pricing page. We read the page in both billing modes. It shows “$” without a currency code, so we do not label these amounts in any particular currency. Taxes are not shown.

The page labels Professional “Recommended”. Annual prices are monthly equivalents on a once-a-year charge, not a month-to-month offer. Everygen’s billing FAQ says annual plans are billed once a year at the discounted monthly rate, while monthly plans bill month to month.

The three Creator credit selections

Creator is the only plan with a credit slider. It defaults to 800 credits; moving it to 1,600 or 2,400 changes both the price and the card’s output examples. Our October 2 review covered only the default selection. This check adds the two larger ones.

The examples scale with the credits. One line on the Creator card, “Up to 150 AI videos,” stayed the same when we moved the slider. The comparison matrix also shows a single Creator column at 800 credits. We therefore cannot tell which allowances, if any, rise with the larger selections. Ask Everygen before paying for 1,600 or 2,400 credits to unlock a specific limit.

What annual billing costs over a year

The pricing page shows each annual plan as a monthly rate plus a “Save $X compared to monthly” line. It does not print the yearly charge. The table below multiplies the displayed rates by twelve. Every savings figure on the page matches our arithmetic once rounded to the dollar.

The “Save up to 37%” label on the billing toggle matches Professional’s discount. Basic and the default Creator selection save about 30%. The larger Creator selections save about 27%, which matches the badges shown on those cards. These totals exclude any tax and assume list prices for a full year.

The discount comes with a commitment. Credits still refresh monthly on an annual plan, so the lower rate does not let unused credits build up. Pay annually only if you expect to use the plan for most of the year.

What a credit costs on each plan

Dividing each price by its monthly plan credits gives a rough cost per credit. This is our arithmetic, not a figure Everygen publishes.

Two patterns stand out. Basic month to month is the most expensive way to buy credits. Professional billed annually is the cheapest, even compared with Creator’s largest selection. Professional also has the deepest annual discount, which is why the cheapest rate does not come from the biggest plan.

Cost per credit is only half the picture. Different actions consume credits at different rates, and the pricing FAQ says exports, voiceovers, captions, and generations all draw on the same balance. Model access also differs by plan, as the next section shows. A cheaper credit on a plan without the model you need is not a saving.

What each plan includes

The plan cards and the comparison matrix on the pricing page list these inclusions. They are published entitlements, not features ScreenSift has tested.

All three cards also list an AI voiceover and script generator and auto-captions.

The Seedance 2.5 conflict is still there

On 2026-10-04, each card still advertised “Access to all Seedance models”. The comparison matrix still marked Seedance 2.5 and 1080p access for Creator only. We first recorded this conflict on 2026-10-02, and it had not been reconciled. If Seedance 2.5 or 1080p output is your reason to subscribe, get written confirmation for your plan, or budget for Creator.

Output examples are estimates, not allowances

The cards translate credits into examples, such as 18 Seedance 2 Fast videos on Basic or 26 Seedance 2 videos on Professional. The matrix gives different “up to” figures for Seedance 2 videos: 33, 66, and 150. The two sets use different model labels and do not state matching durations or resolutions, so they cannot be reconciled. Treat both as Everygen’s illustrations. Neither is a measured result.

Credit rules: refresh, top-ups, and auto-refill

According to the pricing FAQ:

• Plan credits refill by a fixed amount every month and do not roll over.
• Top-up packs work on every plan, and top-up credits last 90 days.
• An optional auto-refill setting can top up the balance so a project does not stall.

The page says plan credits are “cheaper per credit than any top-up pack”. However, top-up pack prices were not shown on the pricing page we checked. Without them, we cannot calculate how much more a top-up costs. If you often run short mid-month, compare a plan upgrade with top-ups after checking the pack prices in your account.

The same FAQ says videos made with Everygen can be monetized without restrictions. This is the provider’s statement. It is not legal advice, and it does not cover rights in any material you upload.

Is there a free plan?

The everygen.ai pricing page we checked on 2026-10-04 showed Basic, Professional, and Creator, all paid, and no free plan card. It says “You need a plan to go viral” above the plans. We did not create an account. We therefore cannot say whether signing up includes any credits, a trial, or a watermarked allowance.

Two cautions apply. First, a missing free card on the pricing page is not proof that Everygen never offers free credits. Second, the free offer you may see in search results, 10 one-time credits, appears on everygen-ai.com and applies to that site’s own product.

Which plan fits

These suggestions follow from the published prices and entitlements, not from testing output quality.

• Trying the product for a month: Basic month to month is the smallest commitment, at the highest cost per credit. Check whether the standard models on Basic cover the videos you plan to make.
• Regular creator with a steady output: Professional billed annually gives the lowest published cost per credit. You commit for a year, and unused credits still expire monthly.
• You need Seedance 2.5 or 1080p: the matrix reserves that access for Creator. Confirm it before buying a lower plan on the strength of the card wording.
• High volume: Creator’s 1,600 and 2,400 selections cost slightly less per credit than its default. It is unclear which listed limits grow with them, so ask first.

If none of these fits your budget or workflow, our Everygen alternatives guide compares five other tools against their own official pricing pages.

Existing Viewmax subscribers

You may not need any of the prices above. Everygen’s migration notice says existing subscribers keep their plan, price, and renewal date, along with their credits and projects. New-customer prices tell you what a new subscription costs, not what your renewal will charge. Check your account’s billing page before switching plans. Our Viewmax-to-Everygen briefing covers those continuity promises and their limits.

Sources and what this check covers

We read these pages on 2026-10-04. The Everygen pricing page was opened in a browser, switched between monthly and annual billing, and checked at each Creator credit selection.

We did not sign up, complete checkout, buy top-ups, cancel a plan, request a refund, or generate any videos. Per-credit figures and annual totals are our arithmetic from the listed prices. Prices and entitlements may change after the check date. For features and public reputation, see our Everygen AI review.