Everygen is the video editor formerly called Viewmax. The plan card and the comparison table turn the same monthly credits into different numbers of videos.
Same company, two addresses
Everygen is the name on the product now. The terms, last revised 22 August 2026, say the site at everygen.ai and the app are owned by Viewmax LLC, doing business as Everygen. The pricing page, the terms, and the privacy page are still served at viewmax.io. Tool pages title themselves Everygen (formerly Viewmax). The contact on the terms is [email protected]. There is no free plan on the pricing page. The heading there is that you need a plan.
What the annual cards charge
The pricing page, on its annual view, shows three monthly figures and labels them per month, billed annually. The FAQ says an annual plan is billed once a year at that discounted monthly rate. Twelve times the figure on the card is the year: US$168, US$228, and US$588.
- Basic shows US$14. It says you save US$72 compared with monthly. This view does not print the month-to-month price. The card lists 200 credits.
- Professional shows US$19, with US$29.99 struck through, a badge of 37% off, and a saving of US$132 compared with monthly. The card lists 350 credits.
- Creator shows US$49, with US$69.99 struck through, a badge of 30% off, and a saving of US$252 compared with monthly. The card lists 800 credits.
One credit balance, two video counts
The FAQ says credits pay for video exports, AI voiceovers, captions, and generations, and that each card translates its credits into output. Plan credits refresh every month and do not roll over. A top-up works on every plan and lasts 90 days. The terms add that if you turn on auto-refill, a charge runs when the balance falls below the threshold shown there, those refill credits also last 90 days, and that charge is not refunded.
The cards and the comparison table on the same page do not use the same video number.
- Basic's card equates 200 credits with 18 Seedance 2 Fast videos and about 50 Nano Banana Pro images. The table says up to 33 Seedance 2 videos, up to 100 exports, up to 100 caption removals, and up to 100,000 voiceover characters.
- Professional's card equates 350 credits with 26 Seedance 2 videos and about 87 Nano Banana Pro images. The table says up to 66 Seedance 2 videos, up to 200 exports, up to 200 caption removals, and up to 200,000 voiceover characters.
- Creator's card equates 800 credits with 61 Seedance 2 videos and about 200 Nano Banana Pro images. The same card's feature list says up to 150 AI videos. The table says up to 150 Seedance 2 videos, up to 450 exports, up to 450 caption removals, and up to 450,000 voiceover characters.
Basic's card is the one that says Seedance 2 Fast. The other two cards, and the table, say Seedance 2. All three cards include the line Access to all Seedance models. Basic and Professional then say access to standard video and image models. Creator says access to all video and image models. In the comparison table, Seedance 2.5 and 1080p are marked not included on Basic and Professional, and included on Creator. Discord is listed on Professional and Creator. Creator also lists up to 2.7 TB of media storage.
Cancel, refunds, and commercial use
The pricing FAQ says you can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at any time from the account, with no questions asked. Section 6 of the terms says that, except where the law requires otherwise, payments are final. That sentence covers subscription fees, credit purchases, unused credits, and any unused part of a billing period. If you cancel, access lasts until the end of the period already paid, and the subscription does not renew.
The same FAQ says you can monetize videos made with Everygen without any restrictions. Section 3.1 says you keep the rights to video, audio, images, text, and prompts you upload or create. Section 3.2 says the service does not warrant that AI output is accurate, original, or free of infringement, and that you review it before you publish it.