AI clipper price change log

How changes are recorded

Each entry records one change to a price, allowance or billing rule, and states what evidence supports it. This is the format we use from now on; no re-check has happened yet beyond the baseline date.

• Date or window. A vendor’s stated date if it gives one. Otherwise the two capture dates between which the wording changed, written as a window. A window is not the date of the change.
• Tool and plan or rule affected.
• Before and after, quoted from the vendor page, with the currency symbol as the page shows it.
• Evidence. The URL of the page or capture that shows each side.
• Downstream pages that need updating, such as the pricing pages and the calculator.

We rank evidence in this order, and only the first three can become entries:

1. A vendor page read directly, with the date we read it.
2. A vendor post or help article that carries its own date.
3. A dated Internet Archive capture of the vendor’s own page. A capture proves what a page said on that date. It can miss a view hidden behind a toggle or script, so we read the raw capture and say so if a value did not render.
4. A third-party report. These go under “Reported but not logged” until a vendor page or capture supports them.

These do not count as changes: a rounding difference in how a price is displayed, a figure seen in another currency, a promotion or coupon, a page redesign with the same terms, or two numbers that describe different plans or billing periods. When we find one of those, it goes under “Dated markers”.

We re-check monthly. A change that falls between checks is dated to the window it was caught in, and a change the vendor does not date stays “date not stated”. Corrections to this log go through corrections and updates, and the method is in how we work.

Baseline: published prices and rules on 8 November 2026

Prices are as the vendor page showed them. “Not stated” means the page we read did not say.

Our dated pages hold the working: OpusClip, Submagic, Pikzels and StreamLadder, plus cost per VOD hour.

Changes shown by a vendor page or dated capture

Seven changes meet the evidence rule, newest first. Most are credit or allowance rules, and the plan prices in each row were unchanged unless the row says otherwise.

Dated markers that are not changes

These carry dates or look like differences, but they do not document a real before and after, so they are context only.

• Klap’s 13 September capture shows $14, $39 and $94 a month billed yearly, and the live page shows $14.50, $39.50 and $94.50. Those look like rounded and unrounded displays of the same yearly totals. The live page says prices were last updated on 4 November 2026; the earlier values are not available to us.
• Submagic’s cost help article is dated 28 October 2026 and its annual totals match the pricing page.
• StreamLadder’s refund policy says it was last updated on 23 October 2026. We did not read the previous version.
• quso.ai’s pricing page says Vidyo.ai plans and pricing are unchanged after the rebrand, with no date.
• Streamlabs’ Ultra page mentions a promotion with a code ending 1 November 2026. We read it on 8 November and cannot say whether the promotion is still offered.

Reported but not logged

These third-party reports are not entries, and each note says why.

• OpusClip Pro annual to $233.16. UsagePricing reports $19.43 a month from 6 October 2026. Captures from 1 October, 21 October and 3 November and the live page on 8 November all show $174, so we could not match it. The credit-schedule part of that report does match the row above.
• Submagic top tier $88 to $69. CostBench logs a drop on 11 October 2026. The $88 figure matches Business plus the Magic Clips add-on on earlier Submagic pages, so this looks like the add-on leaving the page rather than a cut to Business, which was $69 throughout.
• OpusClip Starter $19 to $15 in May 2026. CostBench lists this. A 5 May capture already shows $15, and we have not read a vendor page showing $19 in 2026.

Last checked 8 November 2026. Prices and limits change; we re-check monthly.