Runway vs OpenArt: Features, Pricing and User Reviews 2026

Runway offers five Creative plans, from a free plan up to a custom Enterprise plan, plus a separate pay as you go Developer platform.

• Free: $0, with 125 one-time credits that never expire, access to selected models, and 5GB of storage.

• Standard: $15/month (or $12/month billed yearly), with 625 credits every month, all image and video models, 4K upscaling, and no watermarks.

• Pro: $35/month (or $28/month billed yearly), with 2,250 credits, custom voices, 500GB storage, and unlimited Topaz AI upscaling.

• Max: $95/month (or $76/month billed yearly), with 9,500 credits, one month credit rollover, first access to new models, and studio grade formats.

• Enterprise: Custom pricing with single sign-on, analytics, and priority support.

Runway Dev bills separately, starting from $0.05 per second of video, $0.01 per image, and $0.0025 per second of audio.

OpenArt offers four individual plans plus team and company options. The Starter plan costs $14 a month (or $13 a month billed yearly) and includes 4,000 monthly credits.

• Plus ($34/month): 12,000 credits a month plus commercial use rights.

• Pro ($56/month): 24,000 credits, priority support, and the most popular pick.

• Wonder ($240/month): 106,000 credits with unlimited creation, OpenArt's top individual plan.

Annual billing lowers each price by up to 27 percent. Extra credits can be added for $15 a month per 5,000 credits.

For teams, the Business plan starts at $680 a month for a shared 150,000 credit pool across up to 50 users, while Enterprise offers custom pricing with unlimited seats, single sign on, and dedicated support.