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How much does BatchBot cost?
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In short
BatchBot costs $19, $49 or $99 a month (25% less billed yearly), and one 8-second AI video costs about $2.38 to $2.53 at the default 720p setting on its create screen, or $1.58 to $1.69 at the 200-credit rate in its FAQ. Posting one video a day at the default comes to about $67.00 a month. It is not free, but the first 7 days are, with 800 credits.
Worked out by the FlowFits team, a competitor, from BatchBot's own pages on 2026-10-07: the plans and FAQ on its home page, and the credits its create screen quotes for each setting, which anyone can see without an account. We did not generate anything on BatchBot. Every figure below is arithmetic on those numbers.
What one 8-second BatchBot video costs
BatchBot bills in credits, and the plan you are on sets what a credit costs you. The credits one video takes depend on the model, the length and the resolution you pick. Its FAQ gives one flat rate for 8 seconds; the create screen, where generating actually happens, prices each combination of settings on the Generate button. Here is the same 8-second video at each of them:
| One 8-second video | Credits | Start | Scale | Max | From refills |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Create screen, Seedance 2.0, 480p | 150 | $1.27 | $1.23 | $1.19 | $0.75 to $1.20 |
| FAQ rate | 200 | $1.69 | $1.63 | $1.58 | $1.00 to $1.60 |
| Create screen, Seedance 2.0, 720p (default) | 300 | $2.53 | $2.45 | $2.38 | $1.50 to $2.40 |
| Create screen, Seedance 2.0 Quality, 1080p | 600 | $5.07 | $4.90 | $4.75 | $3.00 to $4.80 |
BatchBot, read on its home page and create screen on 2026-10-07 without signing in. Plan columns = plan price divided by its monthly credits, times the credits quoted; refills = the plan's refill rate per 100 credits. Rounded to the cent. Billed yearly, every plan column is 25% lower.
The default setting on the create screen (Seedance 2.0, 720p, 8 seconds) is the fair number to plan with, because it is what you pay if you change nothing. Dropping to 480p halves it; 1080p doubles it. The other two models on the menu asked 360 and 600 credits for 8 seconds at the settings the screen opened with. Its FAQ says every output video is 1080 x 1920, so the resolution setting changes the AI footage itself, not the frame size of the file you post.
What a month of posting costs
Most affiliates think in videos a day, not credits. Here is the cheapest way to cover one, two and three 8-second videos a day on each service, for a single TikTok account, in a normal month:
| Videos a month | BatchBot, 720p default (300 credits) | BatchBot, FAQ rate (200 credits) | FlowFits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 (1 a day) | Scale plus 3,000 refill credits: $67.00 | Scale: $49.00 | Starter: $90 |
| 60 (2 a day) | Scale plus 12,000 refill credits: $121.00 | Scale plus 6,000 refill credits: $85.00 | Starter: $90 |
| 90 (3 a day) | Max plus 14,500 refill credits: $171.50 | Scale plus 12,000 refill credits: $121.00 | Starter plus top-ups: $140 |
A steady month on one TikTok account: no rollover and no trial credits counted. BatchBot = the cheapest plan plus refills (sold in 100-credit steps) at that plan's rate, from its pages on 2026-10-07. FlowFits = the cheapest plan plus top-ups, from the plans on this site today, for 8-second videos at 8 credits each.
Two things move the BatchBot column. Billing yearly takes 25% off the plan part but not the refills: on Scale, a default 8-second video from plan credits drops from $2.45 to $1.84. And credits you do not spend roll into next month, up to one month's allowance, so a quiet week lowers the following month's bill.
The free trial, counted in videos
The 7-day trial comes with 800 credits. That is 2 eight-second videos at the default 720p, 4 at the FAQ rate, 5 at 480p, or 1 at 1080p, enough to see whether its formulas suit your products. Its terms say trial credits expire at the end of the trial and cannot be recovered, and that the trial can change or stop at any time.
When BatchBot costs less than FlowFits
- Your budget is under $90 a month. BatchBot's Start plan is $19; FlowFits has no plan below Starter.
- You mostly reuse your own footage. Combining, overlays and uploads cost no credits on BatchBot, so ten posts built around one AI generation cost one generation. FlowFits renders each video it delivers.
- You want to try first. The free week costs nothing; FlowFits has no trial.
- You post a few videos a month at low resolution. At 480p an 8-second BatchBot video is about $1.19 to $1.27.
When FlowFits costs less than BatchBot
- You post often at 720p or above. From 2 videos a day (60 a month), a FlowFits month costs less than a BatchBot month at its default setting; below that, BatchBot's smaller plans win (see the table). On a fully used plan an 8-second FlowFits video is $0.56 to $1.50 (Starter $1.50, Pro $0.80, Studio $0.56), against $2.38 to $2.53 at BatchBot's default and $4.75 to $5.07 at 1080p.
- You count the time spent checking. The FlowFits price includes the opening-frame approval and four automatic checks (product match, phones, cuts, anatomy) before a video reaches your Library; on BatchBot, reviewing every video is your job under its terms.
- You post fashion on more than one account. FlowFits Pro and Studio cover several TikTok accounts on one plan, each with its own saved AI creator.
Work out your own number
- Open BatchBot's create screen and set the model, length and resolution you would really use. Note the credits on the Generate button.
- Divide your plan's price by its monthly credits, then multiply by that number. That is your cost per video from plan credits.
- Multiply by the videos you post a month. Anything above the plan's credits is bought as refills at your tier's rate per 100 credits.
- Put the per-video figure into the AI UGC video cost calculator to see the same month on FlowFits.
For the plans themselves, the trial terms and the refund rules, see BatchBot pricing. For everything else that separates the two, see FlowFits vs BatchBot or the three-way summary on the home page.
| Plan | Price | 8-second videos a month | Per video | TikTok accounts | Lanes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $90/mo | up to 60 | $1.50 | 1 | V1 |
| Pro | $200/mo | up to 250 | $0.80 | 3 | V1 and V2 |
| Studio | $375/mo | up to 665 | $0.56 | 6 | V1 and V2 |
| Operator | On a call | 1,200+ | by volume | Unlimited | V1 and V2 |
A credit is one second of V1 video (8 for an 8-second video). Annual billing is 25% off. See the plans
Questions
How much does BatchBot cost?
$19, $49 or $99 a month for the Start, Scale and Max plans, or $171, $441 and $891 a year, read on 2026-10-07. What you spend beyond that depends on how many videos you make and at what settings.
How much does one BatchBot video cost?
An 8-second AI video is about $2.38 to $2.53 from plan credits at the create screen's default 720p (300 credits), $1.58 to $1.69 at the FAQ rate, and $4.75 to $5.07 at 1080p. A slideshow is far cheaper, $0.25 to $0.40 from refills.
Is BatchBot free?
No. There is a free 7-day trial with 800 credits, and its AI editor can be tried free, but making videos after the trial needs a paid plan.
Is BatchBot cheaper than FlowFits?
To start, yes: $19 a month against $90, plus a free trial. Per 8-second video on a fully used plan, FlowFits costs less than BatchBot at 720p or above ($0.56 to $1.50 by plan), and by the month FlowFits is cheaper from 2 videos a day. If most of your posts reuse your own footage, BatchBot can be cheaper per post, because combining costs no credits.
Do longer BatchBot videos cost more?
Yes, roughly in line with length. On the create screen 4 seconds at 720p was 150 credits, 8 seconds 300 and 12 seconds 450, and the slider goes up to 60 seconds.
Sources
- BatchBot home page (features, plans, Annual switch, Free Trial and Credit Refills tabs, FAQs), checked October 7, 2026
- BatchBot create screen (models, length, resolution and the credits each setting quotes; public, no sign-in), checked October 7, 2026
- BatchBot terms of service (last updated July 11, 2026), checked October 7, 2026
- BatchBot AI editor screen (subtitles, trimming; public, no sign-in), checked October 1, 2026
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