Directories usually change silently — prices go stale, dead tools stay listed, and nobody says what happened. This page is the opposite: a public record of what changed in this directory and when. See also how we verify listings.
Nov 2026
50 new tools added — and a new Dubbing & Translation category
Fifty new tools join the catalogue. The additions were picked from a market-research pass over the most-searched AI video tools not yet listed — including Adobe Firefly, Canva, Kapwing, Submagic, Captions, Hedra, Akool and OpenArt — and every new listing's pricing and free-plan details were checked against the tool's official pages before publishing. A 13th category, AI Video Dubbing & Translation, launches with Rask AI, CAMB.AI, Dubverse, Perso AI and Smartcat. One researched tool, Munch, was dropped before publishing: its self-serve clipping product has been replaced by a different service, so the next-ranked alternate, CrePal, took the slot instead.
Nov 2026
Pictory — entry price corrected $19 → $25/month
Pictory's official pricing now starts at Starter $25/month billed annually ($29 monthly). Our listing, cost calculator and stack prices carried the older $19 figure; all have been updated to the official price.
Nov 2026
Synthesia — entry price corrected $22 → $14/month
Synthesia's Starter plan is now $14/month billed annually ($19 monthly) on a new shared-credit system. Our older listing range and calculator figure have been replaced with the current official price.
Nov 2026
InVideo AI — plans restructured, entry corrected to $10/month
InVideo replaced its plan lineup: Starter is now $10/seat/month billed annually and Plus is $30/seat/month. Our listing previously said paid plans ran from around $20/month and the calculator used the old $25 Plus figure; both now carry the new structure.
Nov 2026
Creatify — entry price corrected $39 → $10/month, free plan recorded
Creatify's entry paid plan (Standard) is now $10/month, and its pricing page shows a real free plan with 10 credits a month and watermarked exports. Our listing previously described free trial credits and the calculator used $39; both have been corrected.
Nov 2026
Kaiber — entry price corrected $7 → $10/month
Kaiber's old $7 Explorer entry plan no longer exists; the current entry plan is Starter at $10/month. The listing and cost calculator have been updated.
Nov 2026
VEED — entry price corrected to $18/user/month
VEED's own site lists its Basic plan at $18 per user per month. Our listing range ($12–19) and the calculator's $25 estimate have been replaced with that figure, and the stacks that include VEED have been re-totalled.
Nov 2026
Colossyan — free Starter plan recorded
Colossyan's pricing page now lists a free Starter tier (20 NEO video minutes a month). Our listing recorded Colossyan as paid-only; it now records the free tier, with watermark removal starting on Professional ($59/month billed annually).
Nov 2026
DeepBrain AI — free plan recorded
DeepBrain's pricing page now lists a free plan (up to 3 AI videos, up to 1 minute each at 720p). Our listing recorded it as a paid platform; it now records the free plan, with Personal from $24/month billed annually.
Nov 2026
Hour One — free evaluation account recorded
Hour One's pricing FAQ describes a free account for users with a business email, capped at 3 minutes of publishing time. Our listing recorded no free route; it now records this evaluation account, while paid plans remain business-priced.
Nov 2026
Zebracat — free plan recorded
Zebracat's pricing page describes a free plan (up to 5 videos at 720p, up to 30 seconds each). Our listing recorded Zebracat as paid-only; it now records the free plan, with paid plans from $23/month billed annually.
Nov 2026
Luma Dream Machine — free plan removed
Luma's current pricing lists no free plan — paid plans start at Plus, $25/month billed annually, with unpublished trial credits. Our listing previously described a limited free tier; it now records Luma as paid-only, and trial output remains watermarked and for personal use only.
Nov 2026
Pika — watermark and free-plan facts corrected
Pika's pricing page states there is no watermark on any plan, including free; our older listing text said free generations were watermarked. The listing now also records that the free plan includes no monthly credits (credit packs only) and no commercial licence.
Nov 2026
Synthesys — product and price corrected
Synthesys has changed product: it now leads with a video agent for UGC ads, explainers and faceless videos, from $20/month billed annually. Our listing described the older voice-and-avatar suite with no numeric price; it has been updated to the current product and price.
Nov 2026
Topaz Video AI — pricing model corrected to subscription
Topaz no longer sells Topaz Video AI under the licence pricing our listing described; it is now the Topaz Video subscription at $59/month. The listing has been updated.
Nov 2026
Prompt Battle hub launched
Four battles published with their prompts locked in advance — text-to-video, avatar presenter, clipping and image-to-video. Outputs are being generated on real accounts; results will be posted on each battle page when they are done.
Nov 2026
Workflow Stacks launched
Four ready-made stacks (Faceless YouTube, AI Ads & UGC, Training & Corporate, Shorts Clipping) with one total monthly price per stack, built from the same prices as the listings.
Nov 2026
Free-tier truth fields added
Listings now carry verified facts for watermark-free export, free export, commercial use on the free plan and API availability — checked against official pricing and terms pages, with filters on the tools page. Two facts in our older listing text were corrected by this check: Runway's free plan does watermark its exports (its terms do allow commercial use), and Synthesia's free Basic plan has no MP4 download at all.
Nov 2026
Real logos added
Listings now show each tool's real logo, fetched from its own website. Two tools publish no usable logo anywhere we could find, so those keep a simple initial tile rather than a placeholder image.
Nov 2026
Site launched with verified listings
The directory opened with its first set of AI video tools across 12 categories. Every launch listing's pricing, free-plan and watermark facts were checked against the tool's official pages before publication.