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OpenArt Pricing in 2026: Plans, Credits and Video Costs

By AI Video Cost Tracker · Last updated: October 18, 2026 · Prices checked against official pricing pages on the dates shown

How much does OpenArt cost?

OpenArt costs $14 to $240 per seat per month on monthly billing, depending on the plan, as of 2026-10-18 [1]. Annual billing lowers that to $13 to $175 per month [1].

Here are the four individual plans with their monthly credits [1]:

• Starter: $14 monthly or $13 billed annually, 4,000 credits [1].
• Plus: $34 monthly or $27 billed annually, 12,000 credits [1].
• Pro: $56 monthly or $44 billed annually, 24,000 credits [1].
• Wonder: $240 monthly or $175 billed annually, 106,000 credits [1].

Choose this if you want a low entry price and mostly make images (Starter), or you need commercial rights at a moderate price (Plus). Skip it if you need priority support. The page lists it on Wonder only [1].

What are OpenArt credits?

Credits are the monthly allowance each plan gives you to spend on generations across OpenArt's models [1]. Starter includes 4,000, Plus 12,000, Pro 24,000 and Wonder 106,000 per month [1].

You can turn that into a price per credit. On monthly billing, 1,000 credits cost $3.50 on Starter, $2.83 on Plus, $2.33 on Pro and $2.26 on Wonder [1]. Billed annually, they cost $3.25 on Starter, $2.25 on Plus, $1.83 on Pro and $1.65 on Wonder [1].

OpenArt's own estimates show what a month of credits buys. Starter covers up to about 4,000 images or about 50 videos, and Wonder up to about 106,000 images or about 1,300 videos [1].

OpenArt individual plans: price and monthly credits

Plan prices from OpenArt's official pricing page, accessed 2026-10-18. These columns are reused for plan data: Resolution shows monthly credits, Price as published is dollars per seat per month (annual rows show the per-month rate when billed annually), and $ per second is not published on the page.

Prices as of the date shown; confirm on the provider's site.

OpenArt monthly vs annual: how much do you save?

OpenArt labels the annual discounts 10% to 27% depending on the plan, and the page advertises "up to 27% off" [1]. The savings per month are $1 on Starter, $7 on Plus, $12 on Pro and $65 on Wonder [1].

Over 12 months, that is $12 on Starter, $84 on Plus, $144 on Pro and $780 on Wonder, calculated from the listed monthly and annual rates [1]. Annual rates are shown per month, so check the total charged at checkout.

The pricing page also has FAQs on cancelling, rollover, monthly vs annual billing, add-ons and upgrades or downgrades. Read them before you commit to a year [1].

Choose this if you expect to use the same plan for a full year and the discount matters more than flexibility. Skip it if you are still testing whether the credits cover your workload, since a monthly plan is the lower-commitment way to find out.

Is OpenArt worth it for video?

It can be, if you compare it by price per video rather than per second. OpenArt estimates about 50 videos on Starter and about 1,300 on Wonder, and the estimates exclude Director [1].

On monthly billing, that is roughly $0.28 per video on Starter, about $0.23 on Plus, about $0.19 on Pro and about $0.18 on Wonder [1]. A batch of 10 videos on Plus would cost about $2.30 [1]. These are "up to" estimates and vary by model, so your real cost can differ.

OpenArt does not publish a per-second video price on its pricing page [1]. To compare against direct model pricing, see the official API cost per second for major video models, or subscription platforms side by side.

Choose this if you want many models (100+ image, video and audio models are on every plan) and one monthly bill [1]. Skip it if you need a fixed, published per-second rate for budgeting. Use a direct API price instead.

What is the cheapest OpenArt plan?

Starter is the cheapest plan at $14 a month, or $13 a month billed annually, as of 2026-10-18 [1]. It includes 4,000 credits and up to 8 parallel generations [1].

It is not the cheapest per credit. Starter credits cost $3.50 per 1,000 on monthly billing, against $2.26 on Wonder [1]. Starter also doesn't list the commercial use rights shown on Plus, Pro and Wonder [1].

Choose this if you want to make personal images and a handful of videos at the lowest monthly spend. Skip it if you plan to sell or publish the work commercially.

Which OpenArt plan has commercial use rights?

Plus, Pro and Wonder list commercial use rights, and Starter does not, as of 2026-10-18 [1]. Plus at $34 a month is the lowest-priced plan with them [1].

Every plan includes watermark-free output, access to 100+ premium models, Director, OpenArt MCP and an image editing suite [1]. Check OpenArt's terms for the exact scope of the rights before you publish client work.

Can you buy extra OpenArt credits?

Yes, through the Extra Credit add-on: $15 a month for 5,000 credits a month, shown as requiring Plus [1]. "Add credits as needed" is listed on Plus, Pro and Wonder [1].

That add-on works out to $3.00 per 1,000 credits [1]. It costs more per credit than the base rate on Plus ($2.83 per 1,000 monthly or $2.25 annual), Pro or Wonder [1]. Moving up a plan is usually cheaper per credit than adding the add-on.

How many videos do you get on OpenArt?

OpenArt estimates up to about 50 videos on Starter, 150 on Plus, 300 on Pro and 1,300 on Wonder each month, excluding Director [1].

The count depends on which model you use, so treat it as a ceiling. Wonder also includes Unlimited Creation (FLUX 3), and a banner offers unlimited Flux 3 720p video on Wonder until October 31 [1]. For how other plans define "unlimited", see the unlimited plans check.

Conclusion

OpenArt costs $14 (Starter), $34 (Plus), $56 (Pro) or $240 (Wonder) per month, or $13 (Starter), $27 (Plus), $44 (Pro) and $175 (Wonder) per month when billed annually, as of 2026-10-18 [1]. Credits scale from 4,000 to 106,000, and per-credit cost falls as you move up [1].

Starter suits light use, but it doesn't list commercial use rights. Plus is the lowest plan with commercial rights, and Pro and Wonder suit heavier video work at roughly $0.19 and $0.18 per estimated video on monthly billing [1].

Next steps:

1. Estimate how many videos and images you make per month, then match that to OpenArt's estimates for each plan [1].
2. Decide whether you need commercial use rights, which Starter doesn't list [1].
3. Compare OpenArt with other options on the live platforms table.
4. Read the billing and rollover FAQs on the official OpenArt pricing page before you pay.
5. Spot an out-of-date price? Send a correction.

References

1. OpenArt (official): Pricing. Accessed 2026-10-18.