Clipdrop
NO PRICE · no per-operation price publishedClipdrop (Pro plan) does not give a price for image work per operation: the official pages do not let one be worked out.
Clipdrop · the arithmetic
the meternone: the plan is capped at 1,000 uses per tool per 24 hours, not billed per image
the sumConfirmed on 14/9/2026, and the one remaining route has closed. Clipdrop does not use credits: the Pro plan is a flat EUR 15/month with a ceiling of 1,000 uses per tool per 24 hours - background removal, upscaler x16, cleanup, relight, text remover, replace background, uncrop and text-to-image each get their own 1,000/24h - so there is no per-image price, and any figure would depend on how close the buyer runs to the ceiling. The consumption-priced API was the way out, and it is gone: clipdrop.co/apis/pricing now redirects to a Jasper contact form saying 'Clipdrop is now part of Jasper. Please use the form below to request additional credits or to fully switch to Jasper's API services.' No rate card is published behind it. MISSING: a per-operation unit of any kind; Clipdrop no longer publishes one anywhere.
the verdictNO PRICE · no per-operation price published
the catchThe pricing page still links 'API pricing' and 'API Documentation', but the pricing link lands on the contact form. Asking Jasper for a quote would be a private price, not a published one, so it would not qualify under this project's source rule.
read on 14 sep 2026 · pricing page ↗ · documentation ↗
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How much does Clipdrop cost on Clipdrop?
Clipdrop does not publish enough to work out the cost of one operation for Clipdrop. Pro plan EUR 15/month, flat. The page is served in euro from Italy with no dollar selector.
Where does this number come from?
Confirmed on 14/9/2026, and the one remaining route has closed. Clipdrop does not use credits: the Pro plan is a flat EUR 15/month with a ceiling of 1,000 uses per tool per 24 hours - background removal, upscaler x16, cleanup, relight, text remover, replace background, uncrop and text-to-image each get their own 1,000/24h - so there is no per-image price, and any figure would depend on how close the buyer runs to the ceiling. The consumption-priced API was the way out, and it is gone: clipdrop.co/apis/pricing now redirects to a Jasper contact form saying 'Clipdrop is now part of Jasper. Please use the form below to request additional credits or to fully switch to Jasper's API services.' No rate card is published behind it. MISSING: a per-operation unit of any kind; Clipdrop no longer publishes one anywhere.
What counts as one operation here?
One usable result of the same kind for every service in the list: a clip of the same length, one image, one minute of speech, a thousand words.