Quso.ai reviews: plans, credits and limits, read from its own pages

How this Quso.ai review was made

Everything below comes from quso.ai's own pages, read on 11 October 2026: the pricing page, the FAQ, the clips generator page, the help centre and the terms of service. We did not use the product on a test video, and we did not collect user ratings or opinions. If you search for quso ai review reddit or reddit quso ai, you will find threads this page does not summarise, and we make no claim about what they say.

The app itself sits behind a login, so features are described as the vendor words them. When two quso.ai pages give different numbers, this page shows both rather than choosing one.

What Quso.ai does, and how it relates to Vidyo.ai

The company's own page says that in January 2025 Vidyo.ai was renamed quso.ai, and that plans, prices and credits carried over. So a vidyo ai review written before that date is about the same product under its old name.

Quso.ai takes a long video, finds short segments and reframes them to 9:16. Its clips page says segments longer than 60 seconds also come out as 16:9 chapters. Clips get automatic captions with an editable word-level transcript, and you can change the caption style or select a passage of the transcript to cut your own clip. A comparison page on its site says each clip gets a score out of 100 for virality potential. Its help centre says scheduling to seven platforms (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest and X) starts on the Essential plan.

Its clips page also says the tool is trusted by 4 million creators. That is a marketing claim, and we have not checked it.

Quso.ai plans and limits, checked 11 October 2026

Free renders carry a quso.ai watermark according to the clips page. The help centre describes Lite exports as watermark-free. A separate mobile-web-only Plus plan appears in the help centre but not on the pricing page, and its price is not stated, so it is left out of the table.

How credits, uploads and billing work

• Credits: the help centre says each minute of video you upload uses one credit, rounded up, so 25 minutes 40 seconds costs 26. After upload, editing, publishing and downloading use no extra credits. The pricing page words this more broadly, saying clipping, captioning and editing draw from the monthly credits.
• Extra credits cost $0.15 each, though the price may vary by region. Monthly credits do not roll over. Bought add-on credits do not expire.
• Upload size: 5 GB per file on Free, 15 GB on paid plans.
• Video length: the help centre says up to 5 hours, but the clips page says its tool processes videos up to 75 minutes. The help FAQ adds that clips need a video over 3 minutes with spoken words.
• Refunds: the terms say all payments are non-refundable except where law requires, with a case-by-case refund at quso.ai's discretion in exceptional cases such as prolonged service failures. Annual plans commit you for the full year.
• Team and API: all paid plans allow up to 4 team members, and the help centre says team seats are billed at $9 a month or $90 a year each. The help FAQ says there is no API at the moment.

Strengths and limits as quso.ai states them

Strengths the vendor lists:

• A free plan with no card needed, and the clips page says every import source is open on it.
• Several aspect ratios on paid plans, and scheduling to seven platforms from Essential.
• Editable captions, with SRT download on paid plans.
• Credits for videos that fail to process are refunded automatically, per the help centre.

Limits it states or implies:

• Free exports are 720p with a watermark.
• Monthly credits expire each month and payments are non-refundable.
• On its own Opus Clip comparison page, quso.ai says Opus Clip is stronger for prompt-based clipping, AI B-roll, dubbing and Premiere or DaVinci export.
• Language support is quoted three ways: 100 plus on its Opus Clip comparison page, 50 plus in the FAQ and over 20 in the help centre.

Who Quso.ai suits, and how KeyMo differs

Quso.ai fits you if you want to try a tool before paying, want square or landscape exports as well as vertical, or want scheduling and brand templates in the same app. KeyMo has no free plan and no trial, and it exports vertical 9:16 only.

KeyMo is built around long podcasts and interviews. You paste a YouTube link or upload an MP4 or MOV from 5 minutes to 3 hours, and it returns up to 15 vertical clips, each scored out of 10 with a one-line reason. Only clips scoring 7 or higher are kept, so a weak episode returns fewer. No plan adds a watermark. See KeyMo pricing and the podcast clip generator.

A worked example on paper: a 90-minute podcast uses 90 credits at quso.ai's one-credit-a-minute rate, which is most of Lite's monthly figure of 100. The same episode uses 90 of the 300 source minutes on KeyMo Starter at $12 a month. KeyMo's units are source minutes, quso.ai's are credits, so treat this as a rough guide and read the other Quso.ai options before choosing.