What Are the Best veo4.dev Alternatives for AI Video in 2026?

If veo4.dev no longer fits, VO3 AI, Morphed, OpenArt, Pollo AI and Makernice are the alternatives worth comparing. VO3 AI is the one built around a Veo model; the other three studios mix many video models on credit plans, and Makernice is an API for current Seedance, Kling, Wan and MiniMax versions. None of them lists Veo 4 under that name. We checked each site on November 11, 2026.

What exactly does veo4.dev sell?

veo4.dev headlines "Create stunning AI videos with Veo 4's advanced technology", and next to its Veo pages it has pages for Kling, Seedance and Wan. The versions matter here: the Seedance page covers Seedance 1.0 Pro and the Wan page covers Wan 2.2. On its Kling page "The button instantly shows the cost: 1200 or 2400 credits.", depending on the options you choose. Its public pages don't say which service runs each model, and we found no API or API docs.

Billing is by credits per month on Plus, Professional or Enterprise plans, monthly or annual, or by a one-time Credits Pack. Plans set concurrency at 5, 10 or 20 generations and history at 1 year, 2 years or unlimited; the pack allows 3 concurrent generations. Checkout runs on Stripe, and new accounts that have never paid get 300 credits once plus 20 for each daily check-in.

Which veo4.dev alternatives are worth comparing?

VO3 AI suits veo4.dev users who came for Veo, Morphed, OpenArt and Pollo AI suit people who want several video models in one credit studio, and Makernice suits code that calls current Seedance, Kling, Wan and MiniMax versions.

Because veo4.dev's model versions don't line up with any Makernice model, there is no like-for-like price comparison; the veo4.dev alternative page explains what it lists instead.

Veo studios, multi-model studios and an API: who each suits

VO3 AI is the closest match if Veo is the reason you came: its site is titled "Google Veo 3.1 AI Video Generator", and plans are sized by how many Veo videos they allow each month. "Each AI model consumes a set number of credits per video." and "Credits are deducted when you submit a generation request." Its packs say "credits never expire", its pricing page says "All plans include watermark-free videos.", and refund requests go through a form within 7 days of purchase. We found no public API.

Morphed lists "Veo, Kling, Seedance" in its title, and it carries current Seedance 2.5, Kling 4.0, Wan 3.0 and MiniMax H3 versions. Video is priced in credits per second, and creating an account and chatting with its agent are free, "but every image and video render uses credits, and there is no free trial." Monthly plan credits expire at the end of each billing cycle; one-time packs start at 300 credits. It allows 3 to 12 jobs at once by tier and accepts refund requests within 15 days, prorated by use.

OpenArt is a creator studio for video, images and audio where every generation "costs a set number of credits, shown before you hit Generate." The exact figures appear only after sign-in. Plans run from 8 to 32 parallel generations, and higher tiers include access to OpenArt MCP. Subscription credits don't carry over, extra credits come only as an add-on to an active plan, and free-plan output may carry a visible watermark. Failed generations are refunded "in most cases", while completed ones generally aren't.

Pollo AI pairs a studio with Pollo API and Pollo MCP. On the API side you add funds to the account and pay per second by model; on the studio side, credit use depends on the tool, model, duration, output count and resolution, and per-model numbers need a login. Unused subscription credits don't carry over, while add-on credits don't expire, and packs are sold only to Pro 2000 / 3000 or Ultra subscribers. New users get limited free credits for Seedance 2.5, and subscription refunds are possible within 3 days of a first purchase.

Makernice has no Veo at all, so it only fits if what you need is the current Seedance, Kling, Wan or MiniMax generation. It serves 19 video and image models through a REST API and an MCP server, and the console has a create form for the same models at the same price. Before any job runs it is priced: REST returns a quote valid for 12 minutes, and the MCP generate tool refuses a job above the max_cost_usd you approved. The dollar balance is prepaid and never expires, with no plans and no free credits; failed runs aren't charged, but an output blocked by output moderation is.

History, parallel jobs and refunds after veo4.dev

veo4.dev keeps 1 to 2 years of history, or unlimited on Enterprise, and allows 3 to 20 parallel generations. OpenArt deletes private creations after 7 days on accounts that never subscribed, Makernice outputs expire, and refund windows run from 3 to 15 days where a platform states one.

• History: veo4.dev keeps 1 to 2 years of history, or unlimited on Enterprise. OpenArt deletes private creations after 7 days if you never subscribed, and Makernice outputs expire (30 days after completion in the docs example), so copy anything you keep.
• Parallel jobs: veo4.dev allows 3 to 20, Morphed 3 to 12 and OpenArt 8 to 32 by tier. A Makernice account runs 2 at once by default and has no batch endpoint.
• Refunds: veo4.dev issues refunds only in specific circumstances. Morphed prorates within 15 days, VO3 AI takes requests within 7 days, Pollo AI within 3 days for subscription credits, and Makernice doesn't refund unused balance except case by case; see failed generations for runs that never finish.
• Agents: OpenArt and Pollo AI list MCP servers. Makernice connects to Claude Code and Cursor with a per-job price cap.

When should you stay on veo4.dev?

Stay if Veo 4 is the model you want, since none of the alternatives here sells it under that name and Makernice has no Veo models. Stay if long history matters: Professional keeps 2 years and Enterprise keeps it without limit. And stay if the free start suits you, with 300 sign-up credits and 20 more for each daily check-in. The veo4.dev alternative page covers its plans in more detail.