What Klap does
Klap takes a long video, a podcast or a webinar and cuts it into short vertical clips built for TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts, with captions and automatic reframing included. The company is ZIGG SAS, registered in France and trading as Klap.
Every plan carries the same feature set: AI clipping, unlimited social accounts and analytics. Klap sells volume and nothing else, which makes the buying decision unusually simple. The cheapest plan and the most expensive do the same job on a different number of clips.
Klap claims 8.5M clips made by 3.5M creators. There is no pay-as-you-go option and no per-clip price, so you cannot buy twenty clips for a one-off project. Above 1,000 clips a month the pricing page stops and points to a sales conversation.
What you get for the money
| Plan | Price month to month | Price billed yearly | What is included | The limit that matters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic, for individuals | $29 | $14 | 100 clips a month, AI clipping, captions, reframing, analytics, unlimited social accounts | 100 clips a month |
| Pro, for professionals | $79 | $39 | 300 clips a month, the same features | 300 clips a month |
| Pro+, for teams | $189 | $94 | 1,000 clips a month, the same features | 1,000 clips a month |
$29 buys 100 clips month to month, which is 29 cents a clip. Paying for a year takes Basic to $14, which is 14 cents a clip, and the same halving applies to Pro and Pro+. A year on Basic costs $168, on Pro $468 and on Pro+ $1,128.
You can test the output before any of that. The first video is free, no credit card, and the year is the commitment that buys the 50 percent.
On this page
Where it falls short
- The month-to-month price is twice the headline. Basic is $29 with no commitment against $14 billed yearly. If you want to try Klap for one month on a real project and leave, the entry ticket is $29, not the $14 the plan cards lead with.
- The quota metric moves under your feet. Klap serves two versions of the pricing page. One sells clips generated, at 100, 300 and 1,000 a month. The other sells minutes uploaded, at 300, 900 and 2,700, under the line “Unlimited AI clipping, only pay for the minutes you upload.” The three prices are identical in both versions. Only the yardstick changes, and you do not choose which one you see.
- No published plan above 1,000 clips a month. The page points larger volumes to a sales conversation, so a team with a heavy schedule has no price to read before that call.
- Klap’s pages disagree on the Pro price. The homepage tells you to upgrade to Klap Pro for $29 a month. The pricing page lists Pro at $39 billed yearly and $79 month to month. $29 is the Basic month-to-month rate, so the homepage is either out of date or naming the wrong plan.
- No caption language list and no export format list. If you work outside English or need a specific file format, you find out after signing up.
Klap alternatives
- Opus Clip, from $15 a month billed monthly with a free tier that keeps working: sells credits rather than clips, 300 credits a month on its entry paid plan.
- Submagic, $19 a month with no yearly commitment: the closest match on monthly billing, with captions and b-roll instead of a clip quota.
- Vizard, $14.50 a month billed yearly and 60 free credits a month: the only one of the three with a free allowance you can use every month.
Who it is for: Klap
Klap fits someone who already has long footage and needs it turned into shorts on a schedule. A podcaster publishing two long episodes a week usually lands inside Basic, since 100 clips a month covers about twelve shorts an episode. A show that posts across several platforms is covered too, because unlimited social accounts are on every plan and no plan caps the number of channels.
Skip Klap if your output is a handful of clips a month, because the free first video tests that for nothing. Skip it if you will not commit to a year, because the month-to-month rate is double the advertised one. Skip it as well above 1,000 clips a month unless a sales call is acceptable.
The Pro+ plan is built for a two-person studio producing shorts for several clients: that is where the 1,000 clip quota sits and the page labels it for teams. Nothing is lost by starting at Basic, because the cheaper plans carry every feature the top one has.
How we checked
We read Klap’s pricing page, its terms of service and its API documentation on October 3, 2026, and we loaded the pricing page six times because the quota metric changed between visits. We captured both versions of the plan grid, and both positions of the monthly and yearly switch, which is why this page names clips and minutes and gives two prices per plan. We have not used Klap, uploaded a video or generated a clip. When that test happens this page becomes a Hands-on review and gains the results.
What to do next
Start with the free video on footage you know well, since the output on one real episode settles the question faster than any plan comparison. If the shorts are usable and you publish weekly, the yearly rate at $14 is the cheapest way in. If you want an exit after one month, take the $29 monthly rate and treat the difference as the price of leaving, or compare it with Opus Clip and Submagic, which both bill monthly at a lower entry.
FAQ
Does Klap have a free plan? You can create one video for free, with no credit card. That is a trial rather than a free tier you keep working on.
How much does Klap cost a month? $29 on Basic, $79 on Pro and $189 on Pro+ if you pay month to month. Paying for a year takes those to $14, $39 and $94.
Is Klap cheaper yearly or monthly? Yearly, by half. Basic is $29 a month with no commitment and $14 a month billed yearly, which is the saving the page advertises as 50 percent.
How many clips do I get? Basic is 100 clips a month, Pro is 300 and Pro+ is 1,000. The same page sometimes shows minutes uploaded instead: 300, 900 and 2,700.
What happens above 1,000 clips a month? The pricing page sends larger volumes to a sales conversation rather than a published plan.
Sources
Sources
- klap.app/pricing (checked October 3, 2026)
- klap.app (checked October 3, 2026)
- klap.app/terms-of-services (checked October 3, 2026)
- docs.klap.app (checked October 3, 2026)
Update log
- Published October 3, 2026 as a research review. Plans, quotas and prices checked October 3, 2026, in both positions of the monthly and yearly switch. The reference price is the month-to-month rate, $29, because it is the one a buyer can leave after a month. The pricing page serves two quota metrics; both are recorded on this page. No affiliate code is mentioned because none has been tested at checkout. See the Klap deals page and the tutorial for turning one long video into shorts for the rest of the cluster.
