Higgsfield Pricing 2026: Plans and Genjutsu Cost

Higgsfield pricing in November 2026: Basic is $9 a month for 120 credits, Pro is $29 a month ($23 billed yearly) for 600, and Max is $79 a month ($59 billed yearly) for 1,800. That is the ladder Higgsfield's pricing page showed on 4 November 2026. Yearly billing takes 21% off Pro and 25% off Max, and Basic is $9 either way. A 15-second Genjutsu Motion Transfer at 720p costs 105 credits, which is about $7.88 of a Basic month and $3.44 of a Max month billed yearly; the Genjutsu section below has the full table.

That is a dated snapshot, not a contract. Higgsfield's pricing page renders in the browser, so a plain fetch gets no plan text; we rendered it in a browser on 4 November (from India), and an independent snapshot from 20 October lists the same prices. Much of the coverage you will find, including earlier versions of this page, still quotes a Starter, Plus and Ultra ladder, which is further down. Recheck higgsfield.ai/pricing before you quote a client: the ladder has changed several times in 2026, and it is a subscription credit pool plus optional 90-day top-up packs, not a per-second public menu.

This page is the bill. The product deep dive stays at Higgsfield AI 2026. Versely's own meter is credits on a different catalog, and Higgsfield dollars do not convert into them.

What the pricing page lists (checked 4 November 2026)

Higgsfield's pricing page showed three individual plans on 4 November 2026. Segmind's capture from a logged-in account on 5 August shows the same three plans at the same monthly prices and credits (its yearly prices were lower then).

Plan	Monthly	Billed yearly	Credits / month	What the page called out
Basic	$9	$9	120	About 60 Nano Banana Pro images or 7 Seedance 2.0 Fast videos. No unlimited models. 2 videos and 2 images at a time. Seedance 2.0 Fast and 2.0 Mini, and selected other models.
Pro	$29	$23	600 (a 900 option on the selector)	About 300 Nano Banana Pro images or 40 Seedance 2.5 videos. Seven days of unlimited Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 5.0 Pro and GPT Image 2.5 at 2K and Seedance 2.5 at 720p, plus 6 other unlimited models. 3 videos and 4 images at a time. All models.
Max	$79	$59	1,800 (3,600 and 5,400 on the selector)	About 900 Nano Banana Pro images or 120 Seedance 2.5 videos. The same seven-day unlimited set plus 5 other models. 8 videos and 8 images at a time. All models.

The page's own small print: unlimited models and free generations work only on higgsfield.ai, not through MCP, CLI, Canvas or Supercomputer, and prices exclude VAT and local taxes. On 4 November the page also carried a promotion banner ("30% OFF", "Sign up and get your additional discount"). The prices above are the ones printed on the plan cards; treat the banner as a promotion that can end, not as the price.

Yearly billing is the discount the plan cards show. Pro at $23 a month against $29 is 21% less: $276 a year instead of $348, which the card rounds to "Save $72". Max at $59 against $79 is 25% less: $708 a year instead of $948, "Save $240". Basic is $9 either way, $108 a year.

The Starter, Plus and Ultra ladder (earlier coverage)

Until this update, this page quoted a different ladder, and so does most coverage still live: Starter at $19 a month for 270 credits, Plus at $59 ($47 billed yearly) for 1,200, and Ultra at $129 ($99 billed yearly) for 3,000, with a Free tier at no credits. Krea recorded that ladder from Higgsfield's pricing page on 14 September 2026, and the PulseSignal tracker still listed it on 2 November, the same day it logged a "Plan Removed" change.

Plan (earlier ladder)	Monthly	Billed yearly	Credits / month
Starter	$19	$19	270
Plus	$59	$47	1,200
Ultra	$129	$99	3,000

Older posts quote other numbers again. Our own May 2026 deep dive, and Higgsfield's own pricing explainer dated 24 October, put Starter at $15 for 200 credits. When an article and the live page disagree, the live page wins, and that includes Higgsfield's own articles.

The September read of the page's FAQ said subscription credits do not roll over: they expire at the end of each credit cycle.

Credit packs are a second clock

Higgsfield also sells one-time credit packs on higgsfield.ai/credits. The packs on that page, captured 19 September 2026:

Pack	Price	Validity
80 credits	$5	90 days
170 credits	$10	90 days
380 credits	$20	90 days
840 credits	$40	90 days
1,700 credits	$80	90 days

Official pack FAQ on that page: packs are a one-time purchase, they are not renewable, they stay valid for 90 days, and they still sit under the limits of your current subscription. Subscription required is printed on the pack cards. Krea's pricing explainer adds that credits bought through auto-refill expire on the same 90-day clock. Do not plan a month of overflow as if leftover pack credits will wait for the next campaign.

A pack is the expensive way to paper over a small plan that ran out in week two. If you are generating daily, the honest move is a higher plan, not a stack of 90-day packs.

Credits are not one clip

Higgsfield prices each model by the number of credits a generation uses, depending on model type, duration and resolution. That is why "120 credits" is not "120 videos." The pricing page does the translation itself: Basic's 120 credits are about 60 Nano Banana Pro images or 7 Seedance 2.0 Fast videos, Pro's 600 are about 40 Seedance 2.5 videos, and Max's 1,800 about 120.

Third-party tables that scrape the same page (for example Soku's 29 July 2026 capture) show wildly different burns: a short Kling 3.0 clip at 720p can be a handful of credits, a 5-second Seedance 2.0 at 4K can be over a hundred. Those per-model numbers move. Recheck the live model card. The planning rule does not: pick the model first, then count how many of that job fit the monthly pool. If your job is Veo 3.1 or a 4K Seedance take, Basic is a test month, not a production month.

Higgsfield also ships a pay-as-you-go API billed in US dollars per successful generation, with no subscription, described in Higgsfield's 16 September 2026 API post. That is a different meter from the consumer credit pool. Do not mix API cents-per-second into a plan quote.

What a Genjutsu clip costs (checked 2 November 2026)

Genjutsu is Higgsfield's tool for re-making a clip you already have, launched on 1 September 2026: Motion Transfer keeps the clip's motion and rebuilds the scene from your references, Object Swap replaces one thing in it, and Genjutsu Lite (19 October) does the job faster for less. What Higgsfield Genjutsu is covers the modes and limits. It is priced by length and resolution, and Higgsfield's Genjutsu guide lists these credits for a 15-second clip, with prices checked on 2 November 2026:

15-second clip	480p	720p	1080p
Motion Transfer	45	105	300
Object Swap	48	112	320
Genjutsu Lite	not offered	96	192

If the price scales evenly with length, Motion Transfer works out to 3, 7 and 20 credits a second. Higgsfield says the Generate button shows the exact cost and that your account may show a lower price. The 1080p number has already moved once: a third-party copy of the same table from 14 October read 40, 104 and 144 credits, and the 2 November guide reads 45, 105 and 300.

Higgsfield's guide converts at $49 per 1,000 credits, close to Pro billed monthly. What a credit actually costs you depends on the plan, so here is the same 15-second clip on each plan from the 4 November page:

Plan	Dollars per credit	Motion Transfer 720p (105 cr)	Motion Transfer 1080p (300 cr)	Genjutsu Lite 1080p (192 cr)	720p Motion Transfer clips a month
Basic	$0.075	$7.88	$22.50	$14.40	1
Pro, monthly	$0.048	$5.08	$14.50	$9.28	5
Pro, billed yearly	$0.038	$4.02	$11.50	$7.36	5
Max, monthly	$0.044	$4.61	$13.17	$8.43	17
Max, billed yearly	$0.033	$3.44	$9.83	$6.29	17

Dollars per credit is the plan price divided by its monthly credits, before any free runs. Basic's 120 credits cover one 15-second Motion Transfer at 720p and no 1080p one. The 4 November page also lists free Genjutsu runs on top of the credits: every plan includes 5 Genjutsu Lite 1080p runs, Pro billed yearly adds 3 Genjutsu 720p runs, and Max adds 3 billed yearly or 2 billed monthly. On Pro billed yearly, those 3 free runs are worth 315 credits of 720p Motion Transfer, about half a month of its credits.

Genjutsu-style swaps on Versely

Versely's version of the job is Versely Remix: Swap and Copy the moves on 4 to 15 second clips, started from a trending reel, a TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or X link, or an upload. It is priced in Versely credits and quoted on the bar before you generate: 15 seconds at 720p was 178 credits at Lite and 605 at Pro on 4 November 2026. Versely credits do not convert into Higgsfield's, so compare the quote each app shows for your own clip. AI video swap has the full credit table and a before-and-after demo, and the Higgsfield Genjutsu alternative sets the two side by side, including where Genjutsu goes further: 30-second sources and up to 30 reference images.

When Higgsfield's bill is the wrong object

Higgsfield is a camera-template wrapper plus a model aggregator. You pay for that UX. You also pay for a credit pool that dies every cycle and packs that die in 90 days.

Versely is a credit catalog with named rows, including a Higgsfield stills row when that is the job, plus AI video generator for the rest of the stack. Caption burn, lipsync, and one-tap templates live on the same bill. There is no honest one-number conversion between a Higgsfield Pro seat and a Versely credit pack. Compare the job:

Named crash zooms and Soul-styled fashion loops, and you already live in Higgsfield templates: stay, and budget the pool that actually matches the model you click.
Mix of video models, captions, and posting, and you do not want a second login for mute text: run the row here, then burn with the AI caption generator.
One Higgsfield still, then motion somewhere else: generate the still, lock it, then buy motion on the row that owns motion. Do not pay a video price to fix a label.

If you only needed the Higgsfield look, paying for Pro and ignoring the rest of the catalog is cheaper than collecting subscriptions. If you needed captions, twins, and a 30-second Seedance take in the same week, a camera-template seat is not the whole studio.

FAQ

How much does Higgsfield cost in 2026?

On Higgsfield's pricing page as of 4 November 2026: Basic at $9 a month for 120 credits, Pro at $29 a month or $23 billed yearly for 600 credits, and Max at $79 a month or $59 billed yearly for 1,800 credits. Segmind's 5 August capture showed the same monthly prices and credits. Earlier coverage, recorded by Krea on 14 September and PulseSignal on 2 November, listed Starter at $19 for 270 credits, Plus at $59 for 1,200 and Ultra at $129 for 3,000. Recheck the live page before you budget.

How much does a Higgsfield Genjutsu video cost?

Higgsfield prices Genjutsu by length and resolution. For a 15-second clip its guide lists Motion Transfer at 45, 105 and 300 credits at 480p, 720p and 1080p, Object Swap at 48, 112 and 320, and Genjutsu Lite at 96 and 192 at 720p and 1080p (prices checked 2 November 2026). A 720p Motion Transfer comes to about $7.88 of a Basic month and $3.44 of a Max month billed yearly. The 4 November plans also include free runs: 5 Genjutsu Lite 1080p runs on every plan, and 3 Genjutsu 720p runs on Pro billed yearly and on Max (2 on Max billed monthly).

Does Higgsfield have an annual discount?

Yes, on Pro and Max. Pro is $23 a month billed yearly against $29 billed monthly, 21% less. Max is $59 against $79, 25% less. Basic is $9 whichever way you pay.

How many credits does each Higgsfield plan include?

Basic 120 a month, Pro 600 and Max 1,800, on the 4 November page. Pro's selector also offers 900, and Max's offers 3,600 and 5,400. Pack credits, bought on top, last 90 days.

Do Higgsfield credits roll over?

Not subscription credits: the pricing FAQ we read in September said they expire at the end of each credit cycle. Separate credit packs on higgsfield.ai/credits last 90 days and are one-time purchases.

Is Higgsfield cheaper than running the same models on Versely?

Not as a single number. Higgsfield sells a monthly pool and 90-day packs. Versely sells credits per named row, including a Higgsfield stills row. Compare the actual job (model, length, captions, how many takes you throw away) rather than headline plan prices.

The Higgsfield model page is the Versely stills row. The AI video generator is the mixed-model path. The May deep dive is the product story, not this bill.