Cliphi vs OpusClip, Vizard and Klap

Dated, side-by-side comparisons. What an hour of video costs, whether credits expire, what each plan locks, and where the other tool wins. Every number comes from the vendor's own pages and is rechecked monthly.

Head to head

One competitor next to Cliphi on price, credit expiry, plan locks and the features only one side has.

Cliphi vs OpusClipCredits that expire in 60 days and a Starter plan locked to one aspect ratio, against credits that keep and every feature on every plan.$0.69 vs $6.00 per hour of video
Cliphi vs VizardSame meter, different locks: 4K and team seats on Vizard, every feature at $4.99 and credits that never expire on Cliphi.$0.69 vs $2.90 per hour of video
Cliphi vs KlapPer-clip pricing billed yearly against credits billed monthly. Klap wins when you take a handful of clips from very long footage.$168 up front vs $4.99 a month

Roundups

Several tools ranked for one workload, with the bill for each.

Best OpusClip alternatives (8 tools)Eight tools, one weekly podcast, the bill for each. Cliphi is ours; the page says where it loses.$2.76 to $32 a month for the same podcast

The four at a glance

One hour of video with ten 45-second clips. Cliphi at its $9.99 Starter rate, the others on their entry paid plan. Prices checked September 14, 2026.

Tool	1 hour, 10 clips	Credits expire	Entry paid plan
Cliphi	$0.69	Never	$4.99/mo, every feature
Cliphi vs OpusClip	$6.00	60 days (monthly)	$15/mo, monthly only
Cliphi vs Vizard	$2.90	2 months (monthly)	$29/mo, or $14.50 yearly
Cliphi vs Klap	$1.40	Not stated	$14/mo, billed yearly only

Most AI clip makers do the same first step: find moments in a long video and cut them into vertical clips. The differences are in what happens after that, and in what you pay for it. Some charge per minute of source video, some per clip, and most lock features like brand kits, higher resolution or scheduling behind a higher tier. Cliphi charges credits for processing and rendering, includes every feature on every plan, and keeps unused credits.

Each page puts one competitor next to Cliphi on the things that decide the bill and the result: cost for a typical hour-long video, credit expiry, watermark policy, export resolution, livestream clipping, speaker tracking, captions, music and publishing. Where a competitor is the better fit, the page says so.