
Synthesia
Synthesia enables businesses to create high-quality AI-generated videos with customizable avatars and voiceovers for various applications.
Pricing Change History
22 changes · 1 summarySyren AI video agent usage limit changed from a flat time cap (3 minutes per video, all plans) to a plan-tiered video-count quota: Basic 1 video, Starter ~24/year, Pro ~84/year, Enterprise Custom AI Video Assets access on the Basic plan changed from a capped allowance (3/month) to fully unavailable (✗) in the feature comparison grid
Includes Nov 7, Nov 3 · plus changes seen Nov 9, 2026
Removed the interactive credit calculator / plan-recommendation widget (‘See what plan best fits your needs’ with Video minutes, Dubbing minutes, and Survey responses sliders) that sat above the comparison table in both the monthly and annual toggle states.
Starter and Pro cards now show Syren video estimates (~24 and ~84 videos/yr); Basic free allowance adds ‘1 Syren video - limited promo’ Starter and Pro yearly cards add a ‘Try for FREE’ free-trial CTA (with ‘or Purchase now’), replacing ‘Get started’
Includes Oct 29 · plus changes seen Nov 2, 2026
Yearly billing now shows ‘3 months free’ badge on Starter and ‘4 months free’ on Pro (Starter yearly $14/mo vs $19, Pro $59/mo vs $89).
Includes Oct 22 · plus changes seen Oct 26, 2026
Syren promo credits (limited time, valid 1 month) cut from 2,000 to 1,000 on Basic and to 1,500 on Starter and Pro; Enterprise unchanged at 2,000 per user.
Syren, Synthesia’s AI video agent, added as a NEW feature with a comparison-table section (access, promo credits of 2,000 credits for 1 month, limited time) across all plans.
Pricing moved to a credit-based model: Creator renamed Pro with selectable credit-volume tiers, per-minute credit rates shown, and a new per-learner Roleplay seat add-on for any plan. Basic free plan monthly credits cut from 1,200 to 500; Pro yearly credit allotment rose from 44,000 to 72,000 credits/year.
Basic plan’s AI-generated video asset allowance cut from 25/month (a credit-redemption option) to an explicit 3/month cap, now shown as its own ‘AI Video Assets’ row in the feature comparison table.
AI Dubbing usage was decoupled from the shared video-minutes pool and its allowance was raised sharply: Starter 120 to 580 dubbing min/year, Creator 360 to 1760 dubbing min/year, while video minutes stayed at 120/360 respectively.
Includes Sep 4 · first seen Sep 4, 2026
AI Dubbing allowance increased sharply while credit pools stayed flat: Starter 120->580 minutes/year, Creator 360->1760 minutes/year, on both plan cards and the comparison table.
Launched ‘Roleplay Sessions’ - practice real conversations with interactive AI avatars, get coached in real time, and track progress with scored feedback. Promoted on the pricing page as a new release.
Added time-limited promotional offer: every user gets 15 free dubbing minutes/day (up to 450+ total) from July 15 to August 15, celebrating the Dubbing 2.0 launch.
AI Dubbing comparison row expanded to full section: language tiers (70+/140+ Enterprise), file upload, voice/accent preservation, lip sync, Dubbing API, unrestricted editing, custom glossary, audit logs.
AI-generated video assets added to all self-serve plan cards: Basic (+25), Starter (+300), and Creator (+900) per year. Not present in before version.
Voice Cloning availability qualifier ‘With your Personal Avatar’ removed from Starter and Creator plan columns in the feature comparison table, no longer showing a conditional dependency.
Basic plan credits tripled from 360 to 1,200/mo (3 to 10 min video/month); languages expanded from 140+ to 160+ across all plans; Enterprise stock AI avatars increased from 230+ to 240+.
Includes the week of Mar 2 · plus changes seen Mar 30, 2026
Starter plan monthly price increased from $19 to $29/month (52.6% increase); Starter plan yearly rate increased from $14/mo to $18/mo billed yearly (28.6% increase); Creator plan yearly rate increased from $59/mo to $64/mo billed yearly (8.5% increase); Hero tagline updated from ‘starting from $14/month - Save up to 34%’ to ‘starting from $18/month - Save 38%’
Veo Integration upgraded from Veo 3 to Veo 3.1 and Sora 2 - now supports both Google Veo 3.1 and Sora 2 for creating 8-second video clips Interactive Quizzes added - allows adding quizzes to videos with final score display for viewers
Current plans
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Basic | Free |
| Starter | $14 /mobilled annually · $19 billed monthly |
Plan discounts
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| Pro | $59 /mobilled annually · $89 billed monthly |
Plan discounts
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| Enterprise | Contact |
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Synthesia pricing FAQ
- How much does Synthesia cost?
- Synthesia pricing starts at $14/mo on Starter, billed annually. Synthesia lists 4 plans on its pricing page; the Basic plan is free.
- Does Synthesia have a free plan?
- Yes. Synthesia's Basic plan is free; paid plans start at $14/mo on Starter, billed annually.
- What pricing model does Synthesia use?
- Synthesia uses subscription pricing across 4 plans, with a free tier.
- When did Synthesia last change its pricing?
- Nov 9, 2026: Synthesia swaps Syren AI time cap for tiered video quotas, cuts Basic assets.
- How often has Synthesia changed its pricing?
- Pulse has recorded 22 pricing changes for Synthesia since it started tracking on Nov 16, 2024; the pricing page was last checked on Nov 15, 2026.
- What does “tracked since” mean?
- It's the date of the first saved copy of the pricing page that Pulse checked for changes against a later copy. For a few companies we hold older copies that Pulse never checked for changes, and those don't change this date. If Pulse has never checked two copies, it's the date of the first saved copy.




