The cheapest and fastest way to turn a song into a beat-synced video, with free credits to start, but exports stay at 720p below its $49.99 plan and prices shift with frequent sales.
What it is
Freebeat turns an uploaded track into a music video in one click, cutting and animating to the beat, with lip-synced singing, consistent characters and dance videos. It also works as a model hub: Seedance, Kling, Veo, MiniMax and image models for video, plus Suno, Mureka and MiniMax for music, on one credit balance, with a scheduler that publishes to social accounts. New accounts get 500 free credits and 40% off a first plan. Regular prices (US): Basic $6.99 a week (1,990 credits a week, 720p), Pro $34.99 a month (10,000 credits, 720p), Ultimate $49.99 a month (19,000 credits, 1080p) and Creator $249 a month (95,000 credits, 1080p); watermark removal on paid plans, yearly billing 30% off. A limited-time sale cut those to $4.99, $26.99, $39.99 and $199 when checked. Credits per video depend on the model you pick. Checked on freebeat.ai November 13, 2026.
Best for
- Independent artists who want a video for every release
- Beat-synced dance and short-form clips
- Trying AI music videos for free
What we like
- One-click song-to-video with beat sync and lip sync
- 500 free credits to start
- Many video and music models on one credit balance
- Built-in publishing to social accounts
What to watch
- 720p exports on Basic and Pro; 1080p starts at $49.99 a month
- Weekly billing on the entry plan and rotating sale prices make the real cost hard to compare
- Credit cost per video varies by model
- Less frame-level control than Neural Frames