Compeller pricing in 2026: Free, Flexible, Starter, Pro and Enterprise explained
Compeller fits musicians, DJs and venues that want audio-reactive visuals generated from their tracks and then performed live through the REACT show engine, billed by rendering minute.
Starting price
$12/mo (Starter)
Free option
Yes
Plans
5
Prices checked
Sep 29, 2026
Enterprise$199.00
Pro$29.00
Starter$12.00
Compeller plans and what they include
Compeller meters rendering by the minute. Free is $0 with 500 MB of storage, full video editor access and limited access to the REACT show engine; its free minutes are shown as 15 or 30 per month because the page text conflicts. Flexible is pay-as-you-go at $0.25 per minute with no monthly commitment. Starter is $12 per month with 60 minutes, 5 GB, up to 10 projects, email support and full REACT access. Pro is $29 with 200 minutes, 50 GB, unlimited projects, priority support and API access.
The plan called Enterprise is $199 per month with 2000 minutes, unlimited storage, a dedicated account manager, custom integrations, SLA and white-label options. Prices checked on 2026-09-29.
Compeller plans compared
Plans and prices
Plan
Price
Billing
Who it is for
Key limits
API
Free web
Free
Monthly
Trying visuals on a single track
15 or 30 free rendering minutes per month (page text conflicts); 500 MB online storage; $0.25/min for additional minutes
No
Flexible web
$0
Monthly
Occasional renders without a subscription
No monthly commitment; 500 MB online storage
No
Starter web
$12/mo
Monthly
Regular independent artists
60 minutes per month; 5 GB storage; Up to 10 projects
No
Pro web
$29/mo
Monthly
Working musicians and small studios
200 minutes per month; 50 GB storage; Unlimited projects
Included
Enterprise web
$199/mo
Monthly
Venues and production companies
2000 minutes per month; Unlimited storage
Included
Which Compeller plan to pick
Which plan to pick
If you
Pick
Why
you want to try visuals on a single track
Free
Video editor access and limited REACT, with 500 MB storage.
you render occasionally and dislike subscriptions
Flexible ($0 plus $0.25 per minute)
No monthly commitment; pay per rendering minute.
you are a regular independent artist
Starter, $12/mo
60 minutes, full REACT access and 5 GB storage.
you are a working musician or small studio
Pro, $29/mo
200 minutes, 50 GB, unlimited projects and API access.
you are a venue or production company
Enterprise, $199/mo
2000 minutes, unlimited storage, an SLA and white-label options.
What is free, what costs extra
Free access and trial
Free plan at $0 with monthly free rendering minutes (15 per headline, 30 per list; page is inconsistent)
No separate trial
Extra costs and taxes
Extra minutes billed per minute: $0.25 Free/Flexible, $0.20 Starter, $0.15 Pro, $0.10 Enterprise
Not stated
Costs that are easy to miss
Extra minutes cost $0.25 on Free and Flexible, $0.20 on Starter, $0.15 on Pro and $0.10 on Enterprise.
The pricing page contradicts itself on free minutes (15 versus 30 per month), so confirm before relying on either.
Free has limited REACT access, so live performance testing needs a paid tier.
Taxes are not stated, and a separate trial is not offered.
Compeller pricing and usage limits
Prices checked Sep 29, 2026 on the official US pricing page. Official pricing ↗ Prices and limits change often.
The official Compeller pricing page as we saw it. compeller.ai, captured Oct 1, 2026
Free access and trial conditions
Free plan at $0 with monthly free rendering minutes (15 per headline, 30 per list; page is inconsistent)
Extra minutes billed per minute: $0.25 Free/Flexible, $0.20 Starter, $0.15 Pro, $0.10 Enterprise
Not stated
How much Compeller costs per year
At the listed prices, a single user pays between $144 and $2,388 a year on the fixed-price plans, or nothing on the free tier within its limits. Annual billing discounts, taxes and usage-based extras are listed per plan above where the vendor publishes them.
Compeller FAQ
What does Compeller cost?
Free is $0, Starter $12, Pro $29 and Enterprise $199 per month, plus a pay-as-you-go Flexible plan at $0.25 per minute. source (opens in a new tab)