AI Video Team Plans Compared: Seats, Pools and Budgets

AI video team plans cost from $9 to $249 a seat a month, and most pool every seat's credits into one balance. The real differences are in what a seat's credits buy, who can be on the team without paying, and whether you can cap spending per client or per person (all prices checked 10 November 2026).

Key takeaways

• Runway Team: $69 a seat, 2 to 9 people, 6,900 credits a seat, pooled, with one month of rollover.
• Higgsfield Team: $79 a seat, 2 to 9 seats, 1,000 credits a seat, pooled, per Higgsfield's own post of 4 November 2026.
• Hyperdream Team: $59, $119 or $249 a seat by level, 2 to 9 seats, 1,000, 2,000 or 4,000 credits a seat, pooled, with budgets per client.
• Cheaper for big teams: Krea Business is $200 flat for up to 50 seats, and Invideo AI Pro includes 10 guest seats at no charge.
• Second-hand figure: Kling's Team price of $122 a seat comes from a competitor's post, not from Kling.

How do the team plans compare?

Prices are US dollars per seat a month at monthly list price, unless the row says otherwise.

Three notes on the table.

Higgsfield's two posts disagree. Its team plans post, which says prices were checked on 4 November 2026, gives $79 for Team and $215 for Scale. Its agency post of 22 September 2026 gives $69 and $169. We used the newer one. Seat ranges and credits match in both.

Kling's figure is rough. The same Higgsfield post lists Kling at $122 a seat and mentions a $98 offer it left out. Higgsfield's older post lists Kling at $79 with 3 to 15 seats. We could not load any Kling page to settle it, so treat the row as a pointer, not a quote.

Frameo may have no seat fee. Its page lists "Unlimited workspace members" and has an FAQ titled "Are seats charged per user?", but the answer and the plan prices did not come through to us. Ask Frameo before you plan around it.

Why can't you compare credits across tools?

Because a credit is whatever each company says it is.

Runway gives 6,900 credits a seat. Higgsfield and Hyperdream's Creator seat give 1,000. That does not make Runway's seat seven times bigger. Each platform has its own price list: so many credits for a second of video on this model at this size, so many for an image. Krea counts "units". Morphic's Pro plan has 6,350 credits. None of these convert to each other.

The only fair comparison is to price the same piece of work on each tool:

1. Pick a real job. Say, a 30-second film of eight shots.
2. On each tool, find the credits for one second of video on the model you would use, at the size you would deliver.
3. Multiply by the seconds, then by how many takes you expect per finished shot. Our own client films ran from 1.8 to 4.4 video renders per finished shot.
4. Add images, voice and music.
5. Divide the plan's monthly credits by that total. That is how many films a seat buys.

On Hyperdream the price list is public. Video runs from 2 to 9 credits a second at each model's default size, and images from 1 to 5 credits each. A 22-shot client film, 144 seconds of kept footage, used 1,200 credits in August 2026, so one Pro seat's 2,000 credits covered it with room left. The working is in the cost of an approved AI film.

What does a five-person team pay?

This is list-price arithmetic for five makers, monthly billing where the vendor shows it.

Higgsfield's own post gives the same sum for its plan: five Team seats at $395 for 5,000 pooled credits.

On Hyperdream you would rarely buy five seats at one level. The seat level decides which models a person can use, how long their clips can be, and whether they get Director, the film agent. Director needs a Pro or Business seat. A common shape is one or two Pro seats for the people building films and Creator seats for everyone else.

Who can join without a paid seat?

This changes the real cost more than the seat price does.

• Hyperdream: Viewers watch and comment, are free and take no seat. Clients outside the team can also approve work through a review link with no account.
• Invideo AI: Pro includes 10 guest seats and Ultra 20, each with 190 credits, at no charge. Basic has none.
• Krea: up to 50 members on one flat price.
• Frameo: "Unlimited workspace members", per its pricing page.
• Runway: the Team page doesn't say. Runway's help centre, as a web search summarised it on 10 November 2026, says Admins and Editors use paid seats and Viewers are free, while another article ties the Viewer role to Enterprise. The help pages blocked our fetch, so confirm it with Runway.
• Higgsfield, Kling, Topview: not stated on the pages we read.

Where are the other plans better than Hyperdream's?

• Runway has its own video models, API access on Team, up to 100 Brand Kits, 24 parallel generations and frame-accurate comments with @mentions. It also has far more public proof: more independent reviews and more finished work to look at. See Runway Team vs Hyperdream Team.
• Higgsfield lists SSO on Scale and Enterprise, and its Enterprise plan gives each client a sub-workspace. It also offers far more effects and models.
• Krea and Invideo AI are cheaper for big teams. Fifty seats for $200, or 10 guests on a $30 seat, beats any per-seat plan on headcount. Frameo may too.
• Kling gives a seat 10,000 credits and makes its own models, if the second-hand figures hold.
• Topview and Runway include a Brand Kit on their team plans. Hyperdream has none.

Hyperdream's Team plan also stops at 9 seats, has no SSO and no two-step sign-in. Ten seats or more is Enterprise, arranged by email.

Where is Hyperdream's Team plan better?

• Budgets per client on a self-serve plan. Each client folder, and General, can have a monthly credit budget that stops work or warns. On the pages we read, Higgsfield and OpenArt keep the nearest thing for Enterprise. Details in per-client credit budgets.
• Limits per member on the same plan, with usage by person and by client as a CSV.
• Mixed seat levels. You pay $59 for a person who makes images and clips and $119 for the person who runs Director.
• Free viewers and no-account client approvals.
• The whole film in one project: Script, Look, Cast, Places, Storyboard, Sound, Shots and Edit, with a reference sheet for each character.
• Hand-overs and an audit log on the Team plan, not only on Enterprise.

Which plan should you pick?

• You want one vendor's own models and a deep credit pool: Runway Team.
• You have 15 or more people and need SSO and a workspace per client: Higgsfield Enterprise.
• You have many occasional users: Krea Business or Invideo AI Pro.
• You are an agency of 2 to 9 making client films, and need to keep each client's spend apart: Hyperdream Team.

The longer checklist is in AI video platforms for agencies. For Hyperdream's individual plans, see Hyperdream pricing explained, and for a real client job, the MAHA-GFC case study.

How we checked

Every vendor page was fetched on 10 November 2026. Read first-hand: Runway, Topview, Invideo AI, Krea, Morphic, Frameo and Hyperdream. Higgsfield's pricing page returned no numbers, so its prices come from its own blog posts, which disagree with each other. Kling's pages returned nothing, so its row is second-hand. Runway's help centre blocked our fetch, so the point about free viewers there comes from a search summary. Topview's and Morphic's prices are the yearly-billing figures their pages show; Topview's page also carries a note that its plan table was checked on 7 August 2026. The five-seat table is our arithmetic from list prices, and the credits in it are not like-for-like.