Everygen’s pricing page in monthly and annual modes, the plan comparison table, its public AI Video Generator, Shorts Studio, voiceover and scriptwriter pages, and its license, checked 2026-10-05. We did not generate any video.
The generator at a glance
| Detail | What the evidence says |
|---|---|
| What it is | The Viewmax AI video generator, now sold as Everygen by Viewmax LLC |
| Tool page default | Kling 3.0, 4 seconds, 720p, 9:16, one output: 9 credits |
| Shorts Studio default | Kling 3.0, 8 seconds, 720p: 17 credits |
| Monthly credits | 200 / 350 / 800 on Basic, Professional, and Creator |
| Price | $19.99 / $29.99 / $69.99 month to month; $14 / $19 / $49 a month billed annually |
| Seedance 2.5 and 1080p | Creator only in the comparison table; every plan card says “all Seedance models” |
| Commercial use | Everygen’s FAQ says videos can be monetized without restrictions |
What the Viewmax AI generator makes
The Viewmax AI video generator is now sold as Everygen. It is the same product under a new name, from the same company. Our Viewmax AI name guide explains why several unrelated sites share the name. Per Everygen’s homepage, the tool is for YouTube Shorts, UGC-style clips, and AI ads. Its public tool pages list a prompt-based AI Video Generator, a template-based Shorts Studio, an AI voiceover, and a scriptwriter.
This guide summarizes Everygen’s own documentation and pricing. ScreenSift has not generated videos with it, so nothing here describes output quality or speed.
How a video gets made, per Everygen’s own documentation
Script, voiceover and captions
Per Everygen’s scriptwriter page, you describe the video, and you can paste YouTube links for the writer to read first. Per the AI voiceover page, you paste a script of up to 5,000 characters and choose a voice, speed, and stability. The plans include auto-captions. Everygen’s pricing FAQ says exports, voiceovers, captions, and generations all cost credits.
Choosing a video model
Per the public AI Video Generator page, you write a prompt and can add a start frame, an end frame, and reference assets. You also set the model, length, resolution, aspect ratio, and number of outputs. The default settings shown before sign-in were Kling 3.0, 4 seconds, 720p, 9:16, and one output, priced at 9 credits.
Per the Shorts Studio tutorial, you can start from a template such as nature clips or ranking videos and change what happens in it. The Shorts Studio page showed a default of Kling 3.0, 8 seconds, and 720p for 17 credits. Those are page defaults, not a full credit price list.
Exporting and caption removal
Exports and caption removals each have their own plan caps (see below). They also use credits, according to Everygen’s FAQ.
What each plan lets you generate
Everygen’s comparison table lists these caps:
| Plan limit | Basic | Professional | Creator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Credits a month | 200 | 350 | 800 |
| Video exports | Up to 100 | Up to 200 | Up to 450 |
| Caption removals | Up to 100 | Up to 200 | Up to 450 |
| AI voiceover characters | Up to 100,000 | Up to 200,000 | Up to 450,000 |
| Seedance 2 AI videos | Up to 33 | Up to 66 | Up to 150 |
| Seedance 2.5 and 1080p | No | No | Yes |
Seedance 2.5 and 1080p: the table and the plan cards disagree
The table marks this access for Creator only, while all three plan cards list “Access to all Seedance models.” Our Everygen pricing breakdown sets out both statements as published.
Cost per video: working out the value
Everygen publishes two different video counts for each plan. The cost per video changes depending on which one you use. All figures below are ScreenSift arithmetic based on the listed prices. They are not tested results.
Using the plan-card estimates (18 / 26 / 61)
The plan cards say 200 credits equal 18 Seedance 2 Fast videos, 350 equal 26 Seedance 2 videos, and 800 equal 61 Seedance 2 videos.
| Plan | Videos per card | Annual billing, per video | Monthly billing, per video |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | 18 | about $0.78 | about $1.11 |
| Professional | 26 | about $0.73 | about $1.15 |
| Creator | 61 | about $0.80 | about $1.15 |
Using the comparison-table caps (33 / 66 / 150)
If the higher table figures hold, the per-video cost drops. Basic works out to about $0.42 (annual) or $0.61 (monthly), Professional to $0.29 or $0.45, and Creator to $0.33 or $0.47. Everygen does not say which settings either count assumes.
Monthly ($19.99 / $29.99 / $69.99) vs annual ($14 / $19 / $49)
Everygen says annual billing saves $72, $132, and $252 a year compared with paying monthly. Annual plans are billed once a year. For yearly totals and cost per credit, see our Everygen pricing breakdown.
Why Viewmax prices differ across review sites
Third-party reviews quote prices that do not match Everygen’s current page:
| Site | Price quoted | Date on the page |
|---|---|---|
| Vibevideo | Professional $18 a month, annual | Says reviewed 2026-03-11 |
| Edimakor | Starter $29 a month, 1,000 credits | Updated 2026-09-01 |
| AI Miracle | Starter $9, Pro $19, Creator $49 a month, annual | 2026-10-02 |
Some of these may have been accurate when they were written. Others may describe a product with a similar name. On 2026-10-05, the official pricing page showed annual-billing prices of $14, $19, and $49 a month, and those are the figures we use.
When credits run out
Per Everygen’s FAQ, plan credits refresh monthly without rollover, and top-ups work on every plan and last 90 days. The credit rules in our pricing guide cover auto-refill, and the alternatives guide lists tools with different rules; our Everygen AI review weighs the expiry rule.
Commercial use and cancelling
Everygen’s pricing FAQ says you “can monetize videos made with Everygen without any restrictions.” Its license says you keep the rights to content you create. These are the provider’s own statements. The FAQ also says you can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from your account. Refund terms are not shown on the pricing page.
Sources and what this check covers
On 2026-10-05 we read the pricing page in both billing modes, the public tool pages, and the license. We did not sign up, pay, or generate anything. Default credit costs were read from tool pages before sign-in.
Last checked: 2026-10-05.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers on credits, plans, and what a video costs.
How much does the Viewmax AI video generator cost?
On 2026-10-05, Everygen’s pricing page listed Basic at $19.99, Professional at $29.99, and Creator at $69.99 a month billed month to month. Annual billing lowered those to $14, $19, and $49 a month, billed once a year.
How many videos can I make with 200 credits?
Everygen’s Basic plan card says 200 credits equal 18 Seedance 2 Fast videos. Its comparison table separately says Basic includes up to 33 Seedance 2 videos. The two figures conflict, and the real count depends on the model, length, and resolution you choose.
Can I make 1080p videos on the Basic plan?
Everygen’s comparison table marks Seedance 2.5 and 1080p access for Creator only. Every plan card, including Basic, still says “Access to all Seedance models.” Ask Everygen to confirm before paying if 1080p matters to you.
Do unused Viewmax credits roll over?
No. Everygen’s pricing FAQ says plan credits refresh each month and do not roll over. Top-up credits are separate and last 90 days.
What happens when I run out of credits?
Everygen’s FAQ says you can buy a top-up pack from your account on any plan, and top-up credits last 90 days. You can also turn on auto-refill. Top-up pack prices are not shown on the pricing page.
Can I use Viewmax AI videos commercially on YouTube?
Everygen’s pricing FAQ says you can monetize videos made with Everygen without any restrictions. Its license says you keep the rights to content you create. Platform rules and any third-party rights in your inputs still apply.
Why do review sites list different Viewmax prices?
They do not match Everygen’s current page, which showed $14, $19, and $49 a month billed annually on 2026-10-05. The section above lists the differing figures.
Can I cancel my Viewmax subscription anytime?
Everygen’s pricing FAQ says you can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from your account at any time. Refund terms are not shown on the pricing page, and ScreenSift has not tested a cancellation.