2026 Pricing

Veo 3.1 Pricing (2026): Cost + Cheapest Way to Use It

On Kensa, Veo 3.1 costs a flat 13 credits per video (4-8 second clips) — no per-second surcharge and audio included. Paid plans start at $9.90/mo for 280 credits (~21 Veo 3.1 videos), and every new account gets 15 free credits (1 free video) with no credit card. That makes Kensa the cheapest, simplest way to use Veo 3.1: full web UI, multi-model access, and commercial use, with no cloud account required.

Veo 3.1 is Google's short-clip video model, tuned for polished 4-8 second shots with native audio. If you want to know what Veo 3.1 actually costs to use in 2026, the short answer is: it depends on how you access it. Google's official Vertex AI charges pay-per-use and needs a cloud account, API aggregators bill per second of output, and consumer apps bundle it into a monthly subscription.

On Kensa, Veo 3.1 is priced with a single, predictable credit cost — 13 credits per video regardless of whether the clip is 4, 6, or 8 seconds — and those credits are shared across every model on the platform. This page breaks down the real per-video cost, compares access options honestly, and shows why Kensa is the cheapest entry point for Veo 3.1.

How Veo 3.1 pricing works

On Kensa, Veo 3.1 is billed per video, not per second: every generation costs a flat 13 credits whether you render a 4s, 6s, or 8s clip. Native audio is included at no extra charge, and there is no separate fee for HD output on paid plans (1080p, watermark-free). Credits come from your plan or a one-time pack and are shared across all models — Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 1.5, Kling 3, and Grok — so you never buy model-specific quotas.

Veo 3.1 cost examples on Kensa

ConfigurationCreditsWhat that gets you
4s clip (with audio)13 credits≈ 73 videos/mo on Pro ($29.90)
6s clip (with audio)13 credits≈ 21 videos/mo on Basic ($9.90)
8s clip (with audio)13 creditsSame flat cost as a 4s clip
First video on free plan13 of 15 free credits1 free Veo 3.1 video, no card
Ultimate plan volume2,850 credits/mo≈ 219 Veo 3.1 videos/mo ($79.90)

The cheapest way to use Veo 3.1

Cheapest entry point: paid plans start at just $9.90/mo (280 credits ≈ 21 Veo 3.1 videos), far below setting up a cloud billing account.
15 free credits on signup — enough for 1 full Veo 3.1 video — with no credit card required, so you can test before paying.
Flat 13 credits per video with audio included: no per-second metering, no surprise overage, easy to budget.
Multi-model in one account: the same credits run Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 1.5, Kling 3, and Grok — no separate subscriptions.
No cloud setup: a full web UI handles prompting, generation, and downloads — no Vertex AI project, API keys, or DevOps.
Commercial use, 1080p HD, no watermark, and faster generation are all included on paid plans.

Veo 3.1 price comparison across platforms

PlatformPrice fromFree trialAccess
Kensa$9.90/mo (280 cr ≈ 21 videos)Yes — 15 free credits (1 video)Full web UI, multi-model
Google Vertex AI (official)Pay-per-use (needs cloud account)No free trialAPI + cloud setup
API aggregator (fal.ai / Replicate)Pay-per-second outputNo free creditsAPI only
Consumer app (Runway / Pika / Luma)From ~$10-15/moLimited free tierWeb UI, single vendor

Try Veo 3.1 free on Kensa

Get 15 free credits — enough for a full Veo 3.1 video — with no credit card. Upgrade any time from $9.90/mo for 1080p HD, no watermark, and commercial use across every model.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Veo 3.1 cost?+
On Kensa, Veo 3.1 costs a flat 13 credits per video for any 4-8 second clip, with audio included. Credits come from a plan starting at $9.90/mo (280 credits ≈ 21 videos) or a one-time pack. Official access via Google Vertex AI is pay-per-use and requires a cloud account, while API aggregators bill per second of output.
Is there a free way to use Veo 3.1?+
Yes. Every new Kensa account gets 15 free credits with no credit card, which covers one full Veo 3.1 video (13 credits). It's the easiest way to try Veo 3.1 before choosing a paid plan. Official APIs and most aggregators don't offer free Veo 3.1 credits.
What's the cheapest Veo 3.1 platform?+
Kensa is the cheapest simple way to use Veo 3.1: paid plans start at $9.90/mo for 280 credits (~21 videos), plus 15 free credits to start. There's no cloud billing setup, and the same credits also run Seedance 2.0, Seedance 1.5, Kling 3, and Grok — so you avoid multiple single-model subscriptions.
Does Kensa charge extra for audio or HD?+
No. Veo 3.1's native audio is included in the flat 13-credit price. On paid plans, 1080p HD output, no watermark, commercial use, and faster generation are all included — there are no separate fees for resolution or audio.
What do Kensa plans cost?+
Monthly: Basic $9.90 (280 credits), Pro $29.90 (960 credits), Ultimate $79.90 (2,850 credits). Yearly: Basic $99, Pro $299, Ultimate $799. One-time credit packs: Starter $14.90 (280 cr), Standard $39.90 (960 cr), Premium $99.90 (2,850 cr). Credits work across every model, including Veo 3.1.