Review
Review: DeeVid AI — Good quality, but credits get expensive fast I tried DeeVid AI with the cheapest plan ($7 USD/month) hoping to generate several short videos for my satirical content project. The image and animation quality does deliver — the claymation style came out really well done, with good detail in textures and expressions. The problem is the real cost per video. A single clip at 480p quality consumed 28 credits. If the basic plan offers around 200 credits a month, that means I can only generate about 7 full videos a month, and that's not even counting retries when the result doesn't come out as expected (which happens often, because prompts rarely nail it on the first try). For someone who needs to publish content regularly (several videos a week), this runs out very quickly. You end up burning through almost the entire plan in the first week, and we're not even talking about high quality (720p or 1080p), just 480p. Bottom line: the video quality is good, but the credit-to-price ratio is expensive. You pay little upfront, but the real cost per video ends up being high compared to what other AI video generation platforms offer. If you're producing content regularly, this credit system runs out faster than you'd expect.