A Guide to Choosing the Best Subscription Plan

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Features of the Subscription Plans
• Managing the Business Plan Seats

Features of the Subscription Plans

Renderforest offers free access to its tools and some of its features. Thousands of templates, scenes, and presets are available for free on both mobile and the web. It's a great option for those just starting out and wanting to test the platform before committing to a paid plan.

Paid plans are built around a monthly credit allowance, which powers AI video, image, and audio generation across Renderforest's models, alongside a set of core features included at every tier.

Lite: 400 credits/month and 10 GB of cloud storage. Includes full access to Gen AI video, audio, and image models, plus HD720 video template exports and video editing.

Pro: 1,600 credits/month and 50 GB of cloud storage, with unlimited HD720 AI video generations and unlimited Nano Banana 2 AI image creation. Includes everything in Lite, plus HD1080 video template exports, a premium website on your own domain, and access to millions of stock footage clips, music tracks, and photos.

Business: 3,000 credits/month and 100 GB of cloud storage per seat, with unlimited HD1080 AI video generations and unlimited Nano Banana Pro AI image creation. Includes everything in Pro, plus 4K video template exports.

Credits can be used flexibly across Renderforest's various AI models — exactly how far your credits go depends on which model and output type you choose, and this can change over time as new models are added. For the most current credit allowances and plan comparisons, see the Renderforest pricing page.

Managing the Business Plan Seats

Once you've purchased the Business plan, it comes with 1 seat by default. You can add more seats and manage sub-accounts as needed, customizing your plan to fit multiple users and streamline your team's workflow. This is done through the Manage sub-accounts button on your profile page.

When creating a new sub-user, provide their first name, last name, and email address, and select a policy. The policy determines the sub-user's level of access to projects within your main account:

• All Projects — the sub-user can view and edit all projects within the main account.
• All Subusers' Projects — the sub-user can view and edit all projects created by themselves or other sub-users, but not projects created by the main account owner.
• Only Subuser's Projects — the sub-user can only view and edit projects created specifically by them; projects created by other users are hidden.