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Invideo suits people who want an AI-assisted video editor with agents, a multitrack timeline and team editing, while Fliki suits people who want to turn scripts, blog posts or slides into narrated videos with AI voices. Fliki is the one with a free option: a Free plan with 3 credits a month and a watermark. Invideo's pricing page lists paid plans only, starting with Basic at $9 per seat per month.
By PowerfulAI.tools Editorial Team · Checked against each official site on 27 October 2026
This guide compares the two using only what each company says on its own website. Both sites were running sales when we checked, so we quote the regular prices and say where a discount was on offer. Where an official page did not state something, we left it blank rather than guess.
| Invideo | Fliki | |
|---|---|---|
| Free option | No free plan listed on the pricing page | Yes. Free plan with 3 credits a month, 720p exports, videos up to 5 minutes and a Fliki watermark. No credit card required |
| Paid plans (billed monthly) | Basic $9, Pro $30, Ultra $80 per seat per month. Enterprise on request | Standard ZAR 459 and Premium ZAR 1,449 per user per month, as shown to our browser in South African rand (Fliki says its prices are listed in USD). Enterprise on request |
| Paid plans (billed yearly) | A 50% annual discount was running when we checked; the regular annual price was not shown | Standard ZAR 3,304.80 and Premium ZAR 10,432.80 per user per year (the "Yearly 40% off" option) |
| Best for | Basic is "for first-time AI creators", Pro "for everyday AI creation" and Ultra "for ambitious AI projects"; the homepage pitches it at "serious creatives" | Free is for "beginners trying out AI video creation", Standard for "creators venturing into AI video production", Premium for "professional teams & studios" |
| Platforms | Web, described as an online AI video generator | Web. Fliki says its tool is "fully web-based" and works in a browser, preferably Google Chrome. Developer API on Premium |
| Standout features | Agent Two editing agents, multitrack timeline editor, multiplayer editing, storyboarding, script writing, custom agents, access to video and image models such as Seedance and Nano Banana Pro | Text, blog post and PPT to video, 2,000+ AI voices in 80+ languages, voice cloning, AI avatars and a digital twin, Series for planned content, publishing to YouTube |
Invideo's homepage calls its product "the agentic video editor for serious creatives", built around an editing agent called Agent Two. You upload footage, describe the edit, review the cut and export. Invideo says the agent watches every clip and logs it so you can find a moment by describing it, applies one instruction across every shot on the timeline, and works on a real multitrack timeline that you can take over at any frame.
Features listed on the official site. The homepage lists multiplayer editing with live cursors, storyboarding from a script or idea, script writing with an AI co-writer, a timeline editor, and custom agents for roles such as cinematographer or music designer. Its AI video generator page describes typing an idea with details such as length, platform and voiceover accent, then editing the result with text commands like "delete scene" or "change voiceover". That page mentions AI voiceovers in over 50 languages and a library of 16 million+ stock photos and videos. The pricing page lists access to video and image models including Seedance 2.0 and 2.5 and Nano Banana Pro, plus professional colour, audio and 3D tools.
Free option. The pricing page lists Basic, Pro and Ultra, plus team, business and Enterprise options, and no free plan. Some of Invideo's feature pages say "Get started, it's free!", but we could not find on the official site what a free account includes, so we have left that out.
Paid plans. Invideo charges per seat and uses credits for video creation and AI models. Regular monthly prices:
When we checked, Ultra was showing a 10% monthly discount ($72, with a note that it renews at $80), and annual plans were advertised at 50% off. Because the page did not show the regular annual price, we have not listed one. Invideo's FAQ says credits are used for video creation and generative models, not for downloading, and that it can change credit costs at any time.
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Fliki describes itself as a way to "turn text into videos with AI voices". You paste a script, a blog post or a one-line prompt, and Fliki writes the script, picks visuals, and adds an AI voiceover, music and subtitles. It also converts PowerPoint files into narrated videos.
Features listed on the official site. The homepage lists 2,000+ AI voices in 80+ languages and dialects, voice cloning from a short sample, Series (Fliki plans, scripts and prepares videos for a posting schedule), and a Digital Twin that presents in your face and voice after you record yourself once. Its text-to-video page says videos can be exported in aspect ratios for YouTube, TikTok, Reels, Shorts and LinkedIn. The pricing page also lists AI images and thumbnails, AI video clips, brand kits, bulk creation, Make and Zapier integrations, and an API on Premium.
Free plan. Fliki calls it "free forever" with no credit card required. It includes 3 credits a month, 300 voices, 720p exports, videos up to 5 minutes, limited access to most workflows, and a Fliki watermark. Fliki's FAQ says you can make 5 minutes of free audio and video content a month.
Paid plans. Fliki's FAQ says "prices are listed in USD", but the pricing page showed our browser prices in South African rand, so the figures below are the rand prices we saw. Expect to see prices in your own currency when you visit.
The pricing page shows yearly billing as "40% off" monthly. Separately, a Halloween promo code for an extra discount on annual plans was running when we checked; we have not included it in the prices above.
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On 27 October 2026 we read Invideo's homepage, pricing page (monthly and annual views) and AI video generator page, and Fliki's homepage, pricing page (monthly and yearly views) and text-to-video page. Invideo showed prices with a dollar sign. Fliki showed prices in South African rand to our browser, while its FAQ says prices are listed in USD, so the currency you see may depend on where you are. Both sites were running discounts; we quote regular prices and leave out sale and promo-code prices. We used no review sites, ratings or user numbers and have not tested video quality. Prices change, so check each official pricing page before you buy.
Yes. Fliki has a Free plan with 3 credits a month, 720p exports, videos up to 5 minutes and a Fliki watermark. No credit card is required.
Invideo's pricing page lists no free plan. Its paid plans start with Basic at $9 per seat per month.
Based on what each site describes, Invideo is the one built for editing footage: you upload clips and its editing agent cuts them on a multitrack timeline. Fliki focuses on creating videos from text, slides and prompts.
Fliki says its paid plans include commercial rights, and the Free plan does not. Invideo's pricing page we checked did not cover commercial rights, so check its terms before you publish client or paid work.
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