
Higgsfield runs $19 to $129 a month for individuals - but the real meter is credits that expire in 30 days. Every plan and the fine print.
Higgsfield sells three individual AI video plans in 2026: Starter at $19 a month, Plus at $59 a month ($47 on annual billing) and Ultra at $129 ($99 annual). Credits run 270, 1,200 and 3,000 a month respectively, the old free tier is effectively gone - free accounts watermark everything - and Team ($79/seat) and Scale ($215/seat) cover businesses. The fine print that matters: monthly credits expire in 30 days.

| Plan | Monthly | Annual, per month | Credits/mo | Parallel jobs (video/image) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | - | 0 | 1 / 1, watermarked |
| Starter | $19 | $19 | 270 | 2 / 4 |
| Plus | $59 | $47 | 1,200 | 6 / 8 |
| Ultra | $129 | $99 | 3,000+ | 8 / 8 |
| Team | $79/seat | $65/seat | 1,000 pooled | Shared |
| Scale | $215/seat | $150/seat | 2,500 pooled | Shared, priority |
Source: Higgsfield's pricing page and help centre, read 3 October 2026. Prices exclude VAT, added at checkout.
The plan cards show dollars, but every video generation, image and edit costs a model-specific credit amount shown before you confirm. A short clip on a top model can burn dozens of credits; a still image on a basic model burns a handful. Two traps worth knowing: the pricing page's compare table has quoted generation counts per year while the plan cards quote per month - a 12x difference on the same page - and "unlimited" promotions on specific models are time-boxed (typically 7 days), not permanent features.
Monthly-plan credits die 30 days after they are granted. Weekly credits die in 7 days. Only annual credits and one-time packs last a full year. If you generate in bursts - most people do - a one-time credit pack often beats a subscription, because unused pack credits survive 365 days while a month's unused subscription credits evaporate.
Free is evaluation only because of the watermark. Starter suits occasional social clips - 270 credits is a handful of videos, not a workflow. Plus is the real production tier for creators posting weekly. Ultra is for daily volume. Before subscribing at all, do the per-clip math: if your average video costs 40 credits, Plus gives you roughly 30 videos a month and anything you do not use is gone at renewal.
Higgsfield wraps third-party video models - Kling, Seedance and friends - in its own credit meter and editing surface. If what you actually want is Kling or Veo output, Krater exposes the same generation models alongside image, voice and chat in one workspace, billed in credits that do not expire monthly. We build Krater, so price both honestly; the overlap is real and worth comparing before paying a dedicated subscription.
Three. Refunds are conditional: subscriptions refund within 72 hours only if unused, credit packs within 7 days if unused, and approved refunds can carry a processing fee up to 6%. Annual prices exclude VAT, which lands at checkout. And the "limited offer" countdown timers on the pricing page are evergreen marketing - the same discount refreshes.
Starter $19, Plus $59, Ultra $129 a month, or $47/$99 a month billed annually. Teams run $79-$215 per seat.
There is a free account, but every output is watermarked and model access is restricted - it is a trial, not a tier.
Yes: monthly-plan credits expire after 30 days, weekly after 7 days, annual and one-time packs after 365 days.
On Plus and Ultra it saves about 20%. On Starter the price is the same either way, so pay monthly.
Credit packs avoid the subscription meter, and multi-model tools like Krater let you test several video models without a dedicated plan.
Higgsfield pricing rewards steady creators and quietly taxes everyone else through 30-day credit expiry. Buy the subscription only if you generate weekly; buy credit packs or use a shared-credit workspace if you generate in bursts. And if you are paying mainly for Kling or Seedance, compare the wrapper's price against using those models directly.