Which is cheaper, OpusClip or FlowHalo?

OpusClip, by the minute. At its US prices Starter is $15 a month for 150 credits and Pro is $29 for 300, or $14.50 a month when a year is paid at once. FlowHalo's plans are Starter at $15 a month with 50 credits, Creator at $49 a month with 300 credits and Pro at $99 a month with 800 credits. A credit is one minute of video on both, so the same money clips more hours on OpusClip.

What do the trials of OpusClip and FlowHalo include?

OpusClip has a free plan with 60 credits a month and a 7 day trial of Pro with no card. Clips exported on the trial carry a watermark, and the trial cannot post or schedule. Every FlowHalo plan starts with a 7 day trial with 30 credits. Clips made in those seven days export in 1080p with no watermark.

Which languages do OpusClip and FlowHalo transcribe?

OpusClip's pricing page says it transcribes 20+ languages, and its help centre says Hindi is not supported at this time. FlowHalo transcribes speech in 60 languages, Hindi and Arabic among them, and works out which one is being spoken for you.

Can both of them clip a Twitch stream?

Yes, though on OpusClip a Twitch link needs the Pro plan: its pricing page lists YouTube links for the free plan and adds Twitch at Pro. FlowHalo takes a Twitch VOD link on every plan, lets you choose the part of the stream to clip, and stacks the face cam over the gameplay.

Which one exports square or wide clips?

OpusClip exports 9:16 on its free and Starter plans, and adds 1:1 and 16:9 on Pro. FlowHalo exports 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 and 16:9 on every plan.

FlowHalo vs OpusClip: clean exports from the first clip

A side by side comparison: price, credits, captions, editing and exports, and who each one suits.

Checked on 11 November 2026

Quick verdict

FlowHalo exports with no watermark from the first clip, in 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 and 16:9 on every plan, and transcribes speech in 60 languages where OpusClip's pricing page lists 20+. Every plan starts with a 7 day trial with 30 credits.^⁠[1] OpusClip suits you if you want a free plan whose clips carry a watermark, or scheduled posting on its Pro plan.^⁠[1]

Why choose FlowHalo over OpusClip

You want exports with no watermark from the first clip, the trial included.
You caption in more than the main languages: speech is transcribed in 60, Hindi and Arabic among them.
You want vertical, square, 4:5 and wide clips on every plan.
You want 60 caption styles and an AI editor to ask for changes, whichever plan you are on.

Feature comparison

OpusClip's side is what OpusClip's own pages said when they were checked on 11 November 2026. FlowHalo's side comes from the product itself.

FlowHalo vs OpusClip, side by side
Feature	FlowHalo	OpusClip
Price	FlowHaloStarter $15, Creator $49 and Pro $99 a month. Quarterly billing takes 10% off and yearly 40%.	OpusClipStarter $15 a month, billed monthly only. Pro $29 a month, or $14.50 a month billed yearly. These are its US prices: the page shows lower ones in some countries.^⁠[1]
Trying it	FlowHaloA 7 day trial with 30 credits, on any plan. There is no plan that costs nothing.	OpusClipA free plan with 60 credits a month, a watermark and no editing, and a 7 day trial of Pro that asks for no card.^⁠[1][2]
What a credit buys	FlowHaloOne credit is one minute of video. Starter has 50 a month, Creator has 300 and Pro has 800.	OpusClip1 credit is 1 minute of video processing. Starter has 150 credits a month and Pro 300.^⁠[1]
Where videos come from	FlowHaloA link from YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo or Loom, or a file you upload, up to 5 GB.	OpusClipThe free plan takes YouTube links. Starter adds Google Drive, Vimeo, Zoom, Rumble and StreamYard, and Pro adds Twitch, Loom, Dropbox and more. Uploads go up to 10 GB, or 30 GB on Pro.^⁠[1]
Video length	FlowHalo5 minutes to 3 hours for a video you clip, or 2 hours on Starter and during the trial.	OpusClipVideos up to 10 hours long.^⁠[4]
Caption styles	FlowHalo60 animated styles, each one editable, with speech transcribed in 60 languages.	OpusClipAnimated caption templates with emoji and keyword highlights, and transcription in 20+ languages.^⁠[1]
Editing	FlowHaloA transcript and a timeline for every clip, an AI editor you ask in plain words, and a first cut of your own footage with the retakes, filler words and pauses taken out.	OpusClipText and timeline editing from Starter up, with filler word and silence removal and AI B-roll. The free plan has no editing.^⁠[1]
Posting	FlowHaloEvery clip downloads as a file, ready to post where you like.	OpusClipStarter posts to YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels. Pro also schedules, and adds Facebook Pages, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest, Threads and Bluesky.^⁠[1]
Exports	FlowHalo1080p with no watermark on every plan and 4K on Pro, in 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9.	OpusClipMP4 with no watermark from Starter up, in 9:16, plus 1:1 and 16:9 on Pro. Pro also exports XML for Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve.^⁠[1]
AI agents	FlowHaloAn MCP server and an API on every plan, so Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor can clip for you.	OpusClipAn MCP connector and a video editing API on Pro and Business.^⁠[1]

FlowHalo pricing

One credit clips one minute of video, so a 30 minute video takes 30 credits, and you can pick just a part of a long video to spend less. Starter is $15 a month with 50 credits, and paying yearly takes 40% off.

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FlowHalo vs OpusClip questions

For the core job, yes. Both take a long video, find its best moments and return vertical clips with captions and a score for each one. OpusClip does more around that job, with scheduling, team seats, video dubbing and XML export on its Pro plan. FlowHalo keeps to making the clips and editing them, with a transcript, a timeline and an AI editor on every plan.

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When OpusClip may suit you better

A free plan, and a trial with no card. OpusClip has a free plan with 60 credits a month and a 7 day trial of its Pro plan that asks for no card. Clips exported during the trial carry its watermark, as the free plan's do.^⁠[1][2][3]Every FlowHalo plan starts with a 7 day trial with 30 credits. Nothing it exports is watermarked.
More minutes for the money. At its US prices OpusClip's Starter plan is $15 a month for 150 credits and its Pro plan $29 for 300, and one credit processes one minute of video.^⁠[1]FlowHalo's plans are Starter at $15 a month with 50 credits, Creator at $49 a month with 300 credits and Pro at $99 a month with 800 credits.
More link sources and longer videos. OpusClip's Pro plan takes links from Twitch, Zoom, Google Drive, Dropbox, Rumble, Riverside and more, uploads of up to 30 GB, and videos up to 10 hours long.^⁠[1][4]FlowHalo takes YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo and Loom links and uploads of up to 5 GB, and clips up to 3 hours of video at a time.
Posting, teams and XML for editors. OpusClip's Pro plan schedules posts to nine social platforms, has a team workspace with 2 seats, and exports XML for Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve.^⁠[1]With FlowHalo, count on downloading each clip and posting it yourself. A plan is for one person, and a clip exports as a finished video.

Where OpusClip's facts come from

Everything this page says about OpusClip was read on OpusClip's own pages, on the day shown beside each one. Plans and features change, so check their site for today's.

[1]Pricing page, checked on 11 November 2026www.opus.pro/pricing
[2]Home page, checked on 11 November 2026www.opus.pro/
[3]Help centre: what the trial leaves out, checked on 11 November 2026help.opus.pro/docs/article/features-not-included-free-trial
[4]Help centre: video length, checked on 11 November 2026help.opus.pro/docs/article/video-length
[5]Help centre: Hindi, checked on 11 November 2026help.opus.pro/docs/article/does-opusclip-support-hindi

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