Topview AI pricing

Topview pricing per month: monthly against yearly billing

Yearly billing cuts Business, Ultra and Team at list price. The annual cards strike through each monthly price and print a saving “compared to the monthly list price”: $372 a year on Business and $1,200 on Ultra (Topview pricing).

Plus lists the same $36 a month on both billings. The page also loaded a “50% OFF” Plus card in the browser: $18 a month, $216 billed annually, as the page loaded on 12 November (Topview pricing).

Annual plans are paid upfront. Plus, Ultra and Team still deliver credits each month; Business delivers its 3,000 yearly credits at once.

Other sites still list a Topview Pro plan at $18 or $29 a month. The pricing FAQ settles it: “Pro is no longer available for new purchases.” Existing Pro subscribers keep their plan.

What a Topview credit buys

A credit’s price depends on the plan and the billing. Plus and monthly Team cost the most per credit, and Ultra’s monthly credit already costs less.

Method: plan price divided by its credits, times the credits a model uses for 30 seconds, if every credit is used. Topview prices clips per 4 seconds. Its own comparison table prices 30 seconds of Seedance 2.5 at 720p at $3.60 on Ultra yearly, the same pro-rata sum (Topview pricing).

Topview T1 is 20% off on every card. Ultra and Team also take 20% off Seedance 2.5, and Business takes 13% off it at 720p (Topview pricing). On Business yearly, Seedance 2.5 at 720p is 1.3 credits a second, so 30 seconds costs $6.86.

The talking avatar has no rate. Avatar 4 runs up to 180 seconds a video and every plan lists “50% Off-Peak pricing”, but the pricing page prints no credit cost for it. Grandpa Does AI on YouTube totals the credits one minute of Drama Studio V2 spent: $27.48.

I Tested TopView Drama Studio V2: Here’s Every Credit It Cost ($27.48)Grandpa Does AI

What unlimited covers on Topview

Unlimited is credit-free generation on the models each card names, for a set window. The pricing FAQ says it plainly: “Unlimited defines credit-free access, not priority speed.”

So Plus buys unlimited images only. On Ultra yearly, unlimited Seedance 2.5 covers 30 days of a 12-month plan, and the Ultra card itself adds “wait times may be lengthy”.

Four rules from the pricing page limit it further:

• Unlimited works on topview.ai only, “not accessible on MCP/CLI, API or other automation methods”.
• It is for “personal, human use only”, and automation can pause access for manual review.
• Unlimited clips run in the standard queue; credit clips “always run in the priority queue”.
• Using only Unlimited “may lower the priority of your Unlimited tasks”.

Users report the queue. In 33 of 73 sources, unlimited clips take hours to days. Annual buyers then get one to a few videos a day unless they spend credits (Trustpilot, SmartUps on YouTube).

Is TopView AI’s Unlimited Seedance 2.5 (60-days) Plan worth subscribing? Honest Proof [SEP 1, 2026]SmartUps

Topview AI API pricing

The API spends the same credits as the web app, and only some plans can use them. Plus and Business include API and MCP access on plan credits. Ultra and Team cards read “API access (not with plan credits)” (Topview pricing).

Topview’s API billing rules put it the same way: API usage draws on “standard subscription credits, purchased credit packs, and other eligible balances”, never Ultra monthly credits. Each feature’s API rate sits on its own docs page.

That makes Ultra’s cheap yearly credit an in-app rate. An Ultra team that automates through the API buys top-up packs. The FAQ lists packs of 250, 600 and 1,000 credits, valid for 24 months, and prints no pack price. It keeps the 1,000-credit pack, its lowest price per credit, for Ultra Annual and Business Annual.

Enterprise sells custom API credits per seat through sales.

Is Topview AI free? Trial and refunds

No. The pricing page lists no free plan and no free trial on 12 November 2026.

The terms still name free accounts. The Prohibited Uses list quotes the rule, and the terms define no Free User elsewhere (Topview terms, last updated 9 September 2026).

Paid output in ads is “Allowed with conditions” in our rights matrix.

Refunds have a short window. You can ask “within three (3) days from the date of purchase” only if the plan’s credits are unused, and Topview deducts the credit value of any Unlimited tasks you ran from the refund.

Users report the refund route as hard: 11 of 73 sources describe support as a bot or slow email, with refunds slow or refused (Trustpilot, Trustpilot).

When Topview credits expire and prices change

Monthly credits reset each month with no rollover. The FAQ makes one exception: unused credits “will carry over” when you upgrade, or switch from monthly to annual billing.

Ultra Annual credits expire at the next monthly grant. Business’s 3,000 yearly credits reset at renewal. Top-up packs last 24 months, with no reset at renewal.

Topview can reprice whenever it chooses: the FAQ reserves “the right to update credit costs at any time, without prior notice”.

Every plan renews automatically. A Business or annual member cannot downgrade in place; the FAQ says to cancel and re-enrol on the lower plan. Users notice the expiry too: 3 of 73 sources say unused credits expire, even on annual plans (Trustpilot, Trustpilot).

Where to compare Topview’s cost

The Topview profile covers ad rights and the full user-review synthesis. For costs set side by side, read Creatify vs Topview, HeyGen vs Topview and Higgsfield vs Topview.

The price tracker lists Topview’s plans beside every tool in our database. The AI ad cost calculator turns a per-clip cost into a campaign budget.