Kaiber credits now roll over; Cuts rebranded to Beat Sync
Kaiber's Help Center now says credits don't expire and roll over month to month, reversing the earlier cycle-reset forfeiture, and rebrands its batch/auto-clip product Cuts to Beat Sync. Plan prices held steady.
Subscription credits reset every billing cycle with no rollover; batch/auto-clipping branded Cuts.
Credits don't expire and roll over month to month (unused allowance carries forward); batch/auto-clipping rebranded Beat Sync (Batch Create + Auto-Clip Video).
Kaiber left its price ladder untouched — Starter $10/mo ($8 annual), Creator $29/mo ($23 annual), Pro $99/mo ($79 annual), a $5 5-day trial, and a quoted Visionary tier — but changed two packaging mechanics that materially affect how the credit meter feels to buyers.
First, credit lifespan flipped. The Help Center now states plainly that “credits don’t expire and roll over month to month, so anything unused carries forward.” Previously the monthly subscription allowance was use-it-or-lose-it, with only separately purchased credit packs surviving indefinitely. Rollover removes the hard monthly deadline that penalized the lumpy, project-driven way creators actually work.
Second, the batch video / auto-clipping product previously called “Cuts” is now branded “Beat Sync” (surfaced in the plan table as “Beat Sync Batch Create” and “Beat Sync Auto-Clip Video”). The 5-Day Trial now also explicitly converts to a Creator Monthly plan after 5 days.
The live kaiber.ai/pricing page still fails to render (Strapi CMS resolver error), so all figures are second-sourced from Kaiber’s official Help Center plans article.
Prices held steady (Starter $10/$8, Creator $29/$23, Pro $99/$79, $5 trial, Visionary custom), but two packaging changes landed per the Help Center: credits now don't expire and roll over month to month (a reversal of the earlier use-it-or-lose-it cycle reset), and the batch/auto-clipping product 'Cuts' was rebranded to 'Beat Sync' (Batch Create + Auto-Clip Video). The trial now explicitly converts to a Creator Monthly plan after 5 days. The live /pricing page still failed to render (Strapi CMS resolver error), so figures remain second-sourced from the official Help Center.