ComparisonUpdated Prices checked

Crayo vs Quso.ai (formerly Vidyo.ai)

As of October 9, 2026, Crayo is the better pick if you clip long podcasts and streams and want to pay per finished clip rather than per processed minute, with a public API and a timeline editor on one $19 plan. Quso.ai, formerly Vidyo.ai, is the better pick if you need a free tier, a scheduler to seven platforms, or post analytics. The evidence is below.

Pick Crayo if

  • You pay per finished clip: a 60-minute source that yields 8 clips costs 8 credits on Crayo and 60 credits on Quso.ai.
  • You want a public API: Quso.ai's FAQ answers Not at the moment, and Crayo has 34 endpoints on every plan.
  • You clip short sources too: Quso.ai generates no clips for videos under 3 minutes, while Crayo AutoClip takes sources from 1 minute to 3 hours.

Pick Quso.ai if

  • You need a free tier: Quso.ai gives 75 credits a month at 720p with a watermark. Crayo has no free plan.
  • You schedule posts from the clipping tool: Essential publishes to 7 platforms. Crayo has no scheduler.
  • You bill yearly and process many minutes: annual billing doubles the credits, so Lite yearly is 200 minutes for $19 a month.

Crayo publishes this page and sells one of the products compared. Every competitor fact links to its source and carries the date we checked it. Spotted an error? Email support@crayo.ai and we correct it within 48 hours.

At a glance

At a glanceCrayoQuso.ai
Entry priceHobby $19/mo or $160/yr (about $13.33/mo)Lite $29/mo; annual $19/mo
What the entry plan buys250 clips (workflow credits), 2 hours of export, 25GB storage, the timeline editor and the API; also 30 voiceover minutes, 100 AI images and 1 tracked account100 credits a month, which is 100 minutes of processed video, or 200 a month on annual billing, with 1080p clips and 10 GB storage
Metering unit1 workflow credit per finished clip, plus export minutes1 credit per minute of processed video, rounded up to the next minute
Free tierNone. Twelve free browser tools need no account and never upload the file.75 credits a month at 720p with a watermark and 7-day data retention
Export resolutionUp to 1080p720p on Free, 1080p on Lite and up
Auto clippingIncludedAutoClip, 1 to 20 clips per runIncluded10 clips from one long video
Face-aware reframingIncludedFace-aware camera trackIncludedAuto reframe plus CutMagic scene detection
Timeline editor on every planIncludedCamera, keyframes, zooms, speed rampsPartialDoc-style editing; advanced editor on Lite and up
Native schedulingNot includedDownload and post yourselfIncluded7 platforms on Essential and up
Public APIIncluded34 endpoints on every planNot includedFAQ answers: Not at the moment
Cancel in appIncludedOne click in SettingsNot statedNot described in the FAQ

Quso.ai facts from quso.ai/pricing, checked Oct 8, 2026. Crayo facts from the live plan table at crayo.ai/pricing.

Pricing side by side

A worked example for a clipper's month, then every plan from both vendors. Quso.ai prices were checked Oct 8, 2026.

A typical monthCrayoQuso.ai
Plan neededHobbyEssential
Cost$19/mo or about $13.33/mo yearly$39/mo or $26/mo yearly
Allowance used32 of 250 workflow credits and about 32 of 120 export minutes240 of 300 credits, or 240 of 600 on yearly; Lite's 100 monthly credits run out in the second week and its 200 yearly credits in the fourth
NotePrices from the live plan table.1 credit per processed minute, rounded up, per the Quso.ai FAQ.

Scenario: One 60-minute source a week, eight clips each: 240 source minutes and 32 clips a month.

All Quso.ai plans (4)Show
Quso.ai planMonthlyAnnualWhat is meteredIncludes
FreeThe watermark is stated on Quso.ai's own Opus Clip comparison page, not the pricing page.$0n/a75 credits per month, 1 credit per processed minute
  • 720p render quality
  • Watermark on exports
  • 7 days data retention
  • TikTok publishing
  • Uploads up to 5 GB at 720p
LiteAnnual billing doubles the monthly credit allowance.$29/mo$19/mo100 credits per month, or 200 per month on annual billing
  • Unlimited 1080p clips
  • Advanced editor
  • 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 aspects
  • 10 GB storage
Essential$39/mo$26/mo300 credits per month, or 600 per month on annual billing
  • Schedule to 7 platforms
  • Content Planner
  • Filler and silence removal
  • 25 GB storage
Growth$49/mo$33/mo600 credits per month, or 1,200 per month on annual billing
  • Custom brand kit and templates
  • Social analytics
  • Viddy AI
  • 75 GB storage
  • Built for teams

From quso.ai/pricing, checked Oct 8, 2026. Pricing page and general FAQ fetched directly on Oct 8, 2026. Monthly prices and the per-month billed-yearly labels ($19, $26, $33) come from the pricing page; the page prints no annual totals, so none are recorded. The Free plan watermark comes from quso.ai/alternatives/opus-clip-alternative. The homepage states both 50+ and 100+ caption languages; both are kept. No figure is third-party.

All Crayo plans (3)Show
Crayo planMonthlyYearlyClips (credits)ExportStorage
Hobby$19/mo$160/yr (about $13.33/mo)250 per month2 hours25GB
Clipper$39/mo$327/yr (about $27.25/mo)1,000 per month10 hours100GB
Pro$79/mo$664/yr (about $55.33/mo)3,000 per month30 hours500GB

Read from the live plan table, the same source as crayo.ai/pricing. Credits reset each cycle and do not roll over; one-time top-up packs are separate.

Feature by feature

FeatureCrayoQuso.ai
Clipping
Long video to short clipsIncludedAutoClip, 1 to 20 clips per runIncluded10 clips from one long video
Moment rankingIncludedVirality ranking in AutoClip and Find Viral MomentsIncludedVirality score per clip
Face-aware reframingIncludedFace-aware camera trackIncludedAuto reframe plus CutMagic scene detection
Max source length3 hours or 4 GB per uploadSize caps only: 5 GB free, 15 GB paid
LayoutsSpeaker, streamer, split, fullAspects 16:9, 9:16, 1:1; layouts not enumerated
Captions and editing
Timeline editor on every planIncludedCamera, keyframes, zooms, speed rampsPartialDoc-style editing; advanced editor on Lite and up
Caption styles32 stylesNot statedCount not published
Caption languages56 spoken languages50+ or 100+; homepage says both
B-rollPartialAdd your own clips in the editorIncludedAI B-Roll Library
4K exportNot included1080p maximumNot included1080p maximum on paid plans
Distribution
Native schedulingNot includedDownload and post yourselfIncluded7 platforms on Essential and up
Post analyticsPartialSocial Tracker, not per-post statsPartialGrowth plan only
Creator trackingIncludedInstagram, YouTube, TikTok; 1 to 10 accountsNot included
Public APIIncluded34 endpoints on every planNot includedFAQ answers: Not at the moment
WebhooksIncludedNot statedNot advertised; no API
Platform
Web appIncludedIncluded
Desktop appNot includedNot includedBrowser app
Mobile appNot includedBrowser app onlyNot statedNo app advertised
Team seatsNot includedPartialShared credits in workspaces; no seat pricing
Billing
Free tierNot includedFree browser tools onlyIncluded75 credits, 720p, watermark, 7-day retention
Free trialNot includedNot statedNot stated; free plan instead
Metering1 credit per finished clip1 credit per processed minute, rounded up
Credit rolloverNot includedTop-up packs are separateNot includedMonthly credits expire; add-on credits never expire
Refund policyNo refunds, all sales finalNon-refundable on monthly and annual
Cancel in appIncludedOne click in SettingsNot statedNot described in the FAQ
Also included
AI imagesIncluded100 to 500 per month by planNot includedNo image generator advertised
AI voiceoverIncludedHundreds of voices, 30 to 180 minutes by planPartialText to speech, listed on their Opus page only
Voice cloningNot includedNot statedNot advertised
AI avatarsNot includedNot statedNot advertised
Reddit story videosIncludedNot included
Fake text videosIncludediMessage-styleNot included

Included, Partial and Not included describe what each product publishes as of the prices-checked date. Not stated means the vendor does not publish it.

Where Crayo wins

  1. 01

    Crayo meters by finished clip; Quso.ai meters by processed minute, rounded up.

    Quso.ai's general FAQ, checked Oct 8, 2026, defines one credit as one minute of processed video rounded up to the next minute, so a 60-minute podcast costs 60 credits however many clips you keep. Crayo charges 1 workflow credit per clip you generate. Source

  2. 02

    Crayo has a public API on every plan; Quso.ai has none.

    Asked whether an API is available, the Quso.ai FAQ answers Not at the moment, as of Oct 8, 2026. Crayo's API has 34 endpoints under /v1, including autoclip, exports, transcripts and webhooks, with one key per account and docs at crayo.ai/developers. Source

  3. 03

    Crayo's editor is a timeline with a camera track and keyframes; Quso.ai describes editing like a doc.

    Quso.ai's homepage says Edit video like a doc, and its advanced editor is listed on Lite and up as of Oct 8, 2026. Crayo's timeline editor, with camera track, keyframes, zooms, speed ramps and 32 caption styles, is on every plan. Source

  4. 04

    Crayo clips sources from 1 minute long; Quso.ai does not generate clips for videos under 3 minutes.

    The Quso.ai FAQ states that clips are not generated for videos under 3 minutes or without speech, checked Oct 8, 2026. Crayo AutoClip accepts sources from 1 minute to 3 hours and up to 4 GB, by YouTube or TikTok link or file upload, and returns 1 to 20 clips of 15 to 120 seconds per run. Source

Where Quso.ai wins

  1. 01

    Quso.ai has a real free tier.

    75 credits a month at $0, rendered at 720p with a watermark and 7 days of data retention, per the pricing page checked Oct 8, 2026. That is enough to clip one hour-long source a month before paying. Crayo has no free plan and no trial. Source

  2. 02

    Quso.ai schedules posts to 7 platforms and reports post analytics.

    Essential at $39 a month includes Schedule to 7 platforms and a Content Planner; Growth at $49 adds social analytics and a brand kit, per the pricing page checked Oct 8, 2026. Crayo exports the file and you post it yourself. Source

  3. 03

    Quso.ai doubles your credits on annual billing.

    Lite goes from 100 to 200 credits, Essential from 300 to 600, and Growth from 600 to 1,200 when billed yearly, at $19, $26 and $33 a month. Crayo's credit counts are the same on monthly and yearly billing. Source

  4. 04

    Quso.ai captions more languages than Crayo transcribes.

    Quso.ai's homepage says 50+ languages in one card and 100+ languages in its FAQ, checked Oct 8, 2026; either figure is above Crayo's 56 spoken languages. Source

Billing and cancellation

Each side's published terms. At most two dated user quotes, each tied to a row in the table above. No scores.

Crayo

  • No free tier and no trial.
  • No refunds. All sales are final.
  • Cancel any time in one click from Settings. The plan stays active to the end of the cycle and nothing further is charged.
  • Credits reset monthly and do not roll over; top-up packs are separate.

Source: crayo.ai/refund-policy

Quso.ai

  • Refunds: The general FAQ states Monthly: Non-refundable and Annual: Non-refundable. Failed videos are auto-refunded in credits.
  • Cancellation: Cancellation steps are not described in the general FAQ or on the pricing page.
  • Quso.ai monthly credits expire at the end of each month, add-on credits never expire, and annual billing doubles the allowance. Both monthly and annual plans are non-refundable, per the general FAQ, and failed videos are refunded in credits.

Source: quso.ai/help/general-faq, checked Oct 8, 2026

Hands-on test

Superiority claims need a described test behind them. This is the test and its status.

Status
Scheduled, not yet run
Source
A 45-minute two-person podcast recording owned by Crayo
Plans
Quso.ai Lite and Crayo Clipper, same file, same day, defaults first then one tuned run each

Until this test runs, the page shows no timings, clip counts or screenshots, and every claim above comes from published pricing and documentation. The results table replaces this note when it is done.

Show the protocol
  1. Same source file through both tools on the same day, defaults first, then one tuned run each.
  2. We pay for the competitor's entry paid plan and Crayo's Clipper plan and record browser, date and plan.
  3. We record time to first clip, total wall time, clips produced, clips judged usable, credits spent, list-price dollars for the run, export resolution, caption word errors on a fixed 60-second segment, and whether the speaker stayed framed.
  4. Usable means: starts and ends on a complete sentence, hook in the first two seconds, speaker framed, captions accurate enough to post without edits. Two reviewers, disagreements noted.
  5. If the competitor wins a row, it stays. If a run fails, we say so and show the error.

Switching from Quso.ai to Crayo

  1. 01

    Paste a link or upload the file

    AutoClip accepts YouTube and TikTok links or file upload (up to 4 GB, 1 minute to 3 hours). Nothing to migrate from the other tool.

  2. 02

    Pick a layout and an intensity

    Speaker, streamer, split or full layout; subtle, balanced, dynamic or max editing; 1 to 20 clips per run.

  3. 03

    Export at 1080p or open the editor

    Download the clips as they are, or open any clip in the timeline editor to change captions, camera, zooms and music.

Your source files are yours on both sides. Crayo does not need an export from Quso.ai; it works from the original video, and clips you already made in Quso.ai stay wherever you saved them.

Questions clippers ask

For most clippers, yes. Crayo Hobby is $19 a month or $160 a year for 250 credits, and one credit is one finished clip. Quso.ai Lite is $29 a month, or $19 a month billed yearly, for 100 credits, and one credit is one processed minute rounded up, so two hour-long sources use the whole allowance before any clip is counted. Annual Lite doubles that to 200 credits, and Essential is $39 a month, or $26 billed yearly, for 300 or 600. Crayo Hobby also includes 2 hours of export, 30 voiceover minutes and 100 AI images. If you process short sources and want a free tier to start on, Quso.ai can cost less.

No. Crayo has no free plan and no trial; the only free products are twelve browser tools at crayo.ai/features/free that need no account and never upload the file. The entry plan is Hobby at $19 a month, or $160 a year, and every tool is on it. Quso.ai's free plan gives 75 credits a month, rendered at 720p with a watermark, accepts uploads up to 5 GB, publishes to TikTok, and keeps your data for 7 days. To get 1080p clips without the watermark you move to Lite at $29 a month or $19 billed yearly.

Yes. Vidyo.ai rebranded to Quso.ai in January 2025, and the company explains the change at quso.ai/vidyo-ai. The legal entity is still Vidyoai Internet Ventures, Inc., founded in December 2021 and based in New York, and the homepage claims 4M+ creators and businesses. The clipping product, the credit system and the pricing page all carry the Quso.ai name now, so a search for a vidyo ai alternative or vidyo.ai pricing lands on the same plans compared here: Free, Lite, Essential and Growth. This page uses the current name and treats Vidyo.ai as the same product.

No. Crayo exports the file and you post it yourself. Quso.ai Essential, at $39 a month, schedules to 7 platforms and includes a Content Planner, and the free plan publishes to TikTok. If native scheduling is the deciding feature, Quso.ai wins that row, and Growth at $49 adds social analytics on top. Crayo's Social Tracker follows Instagram, YouTube and TikTok creators for posting cadence and viral outliers, 1 account on Hobby and up to 10 on Pro, but it is not a scheduler and not per-post analytics.

No. The Quso.ai general FAQ answers the API question with Not at the moment, as of Oct 8, 2026. Crayo has a public API on every plan with 34 endpoints under /v1, covering autoclip, exports, projects, uploads, transcripts, voiceover, images and webhooks with a test endpoint. You get one key per account and the docs are at crayo.ai/developers. The API is on Hobby as well as Clipper and Pro, so a workflow that submits a source, polls the job and receives the export link by webhook works at the entry price.

On monthly plans, credits renew each month and unused credits expire, per the Quso.ai FAQ. Add-on credits bought separately never expire, and a failed video is refunded in credits automatically. Two FAQ rules also decide how many credits a source costs: a minute is rounded up, so a 61-minute file is 62 credits, and no clips are generated for videos under 3 minutes or without speech. Crayo works the same way on the base allowance: workflow credits reset each cycle with no rollover, and top-up packs are separate. The difference is the unit, since Crayo counts the finished clip, not the minutes it read.

Neither. Quso.ai's FAQ states Monthly: Non-refundable and Annual: Non-refundable. Crayo's refund policy is that all sales are final. On Crayo you can cancel any time in one click from Settings, the plan stays active to the end of the cycle, and nothing further is charged. Quso.ai's FAQ and pricing page do not describe how to cancel, so check your account settings there before the renewal date. On both products the safe move is a monthly plan for the first month, since an annual charge is final on either side.

Both meter by source minute: one Quso.ai credit is one processed minute rounded up, and one Opus Clip credit is one uploaded minute. Quso.ai Lite is $29 a month for 100 credits; Opus Clip Starter is $15 a month for 150 credits, monthly only. Both have free tiers and schedulers, and Quso.ai's own Opus Clip comparison page concedes that quso.ai isn't the cheapest clipper. Crayo differs from both by charging per finished clip, 250 on Hobby, and by putting a public API and a timeline editor on every plan. See the Crayo vs Opus Clip page for the full table.

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About this page

What changed and when. The updated date above only moves when something here does.

  • First published. Quso.ai prices checked Oct 8, 2026: Lite $29/mo or $19/mo billed yearly, Essential $39/mo or $26/mo billed yearly, 1 credit per processed minute, no API.

Quso.ai is a trademark of its owner, used here only to identify the product compared. Sources: quso.ai/pricing, quso.ai/help/general-faq.

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