LTX Studio Pricing

AI Pricing – Real Dollar Cost

In short: LTX Studio costs from $15 a month (Lite), or $12 a month if you pay yearly. The biggest plan, Pro, is $125 a month. There is a free option with limited use (see below). Checked 2026-11-10 on the official pricing page.

Plans

Lite: $15/mo · 8,000 credits
Standard: $35/mo · 28,000 credits
Pro: $125/mo · 110,000 credits

About LTX Studio

LTX Studio is Lightricks' AI filmmaking tool: it turns a script into storyboards, shots and video with its own LTX-2.5 and LTX-2.3 models, with advanced camera controls.

Who it's for

Planning and pitching films, ads and storyboards from a script.

Free plan

The Free plan gives a one-time 800 credits. Free and Lite are for personal use only; commercial use starts on Standard.

How the credits work

Credits pay for rendering video, images and edits, but LTX doesn't publish how many credits one clip uses. Refunds are usually granted within 14 days if you have used fewer than 1,200 credits.

LTX Studio price history

No price changes since GenCost started recording LTX Studio's prices on 2026-11-08. Every change will show up here, with the date.

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LTX Studio pricing FAQ

How much does LTX Studio cost?

The cheapest paid LTX Studio plan is Lite at $15 a month ($12 a month if you pay yearly). The biggest plan we track is Pro at $125 a month. Prices checked 2026-11-10.

Does LTX Studio have a free plan?

The Free plan gives a one-time 800 credits. Free and Lite are for personal use only; commercial use starts on Standard.

Are there hidden costs with LTX Studio?

Free and Lite are personal use only; commercial use from Standard. Refunds only within 14 days and under 1,200 credits used.

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