Synthesia pricing: plan cost and production fit
By Drizzle team
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Evaluate Synthesia using the current offer, the work included, and the cost of a usable final asset. Review dated figures before making a purchase.
What we could verify
Synthesia’s official pricing page on September 15, 2026 displayed Starter at $29 per month and Creator at $89 per month, billed monthly, with Enterprise offered through a custom quote. The page distinguishes seats and usage allowances across plans. Check the selected billing period and the current allowance for the particular video, dubbing, or asset operation you need.
Source: Synthesia’s official information. A displayed allowance does not establish how many of your particular jobs will fit; different operations can consume different amounts.
Translate the offer into one real production batch
Write down the number of accepted assets you need, their duration and crop, and the operations used to make them. Add prepared audio, product-reference work, editing, and review time. Include rejected takes in the generation budget.
For example, a hypothetical $100 subscription plus $60 of labor producing four accepted files costs $40 per accepted file. The arithmetic changes if the allowance is not fully used or if revisions require extra purchases. This example is not a claim about this vendor’s output quality.
Check the commitment before paying
Confirm renewal price, cancellation timing, usage rights, watermarks, resolution, seats, and how additional work is billed. Keep a copy of the offer you accepted. A trial or annual-equivalent price should not be mistaken for the recurring monthly payment.
Use the UGC cost calculator with your own numbers. If your work begins with product photos, compare Drizzle’s current plans and its workflow guides, then complete one accepted creative before choosing a larger allowance.