Vev pricing in 2026: every plan is a quote now, and here is the self-serve alternative
Last updated: October 17, 2026 · Visual no-code builder for interactive web content
Vev pricing in 2026
Vev's pricing page on October 17, 2026 shows four plans and no prices. Its help centre explains why: from December 2025 all new plans are quote-based through the commercial team, with unlimited publishing and no watermark included. The old self-serve tiers, Solo at $29 per user a month and Professional at $59, are legacy only.
| Vev plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Quote ("Get a demo") | 2 users including 1 admin, up to 10 projects, 1 vanity domain, 7-day version history, no ZIP export |
| Growth | Quote | 4 users, unlimited projects, ZIP export |
| Scale | Quote | 8 users, small custom libraries |
| Enterprise | Quote | 9+ users, export static assets to your own infrastructure |
| Legacy Solo / Professional | $29 / $59 per user per month | No longer offered to new customers |
Is Vev free? Vev lets you create as many projects as you like for free and offers a "Start testing" signup, but publishing is the paid part: free previews were limited to an hour with a Vev watermark under the old plans, and whether a free publishing tier survives the December 2025 change is not stated on the site. Prices checked on October 17, 2026 on vev.design/pricing and the Vev help centre.
Vev vs Scrollytelling.ai: what each one is
Vev is a design-first builder from Oslo used by publishers and enterprise marketing teams, Schibsted, Politico and Pfizer among them. Its canvas gives designers pixel control and scroll-driven components, it integrates with Figma and CMSs, and since 2025 it has repositioned as an AI-powered editor for enterprise teams, with pricing to match.
Scrollytelling.ai is for the people Vev no longer serves self-serve: a founder, a marketer, a small newsroom who wants a scroll-driven page generated from a brief and edited in the browser, at a price on the page.
Side by side
| Feature | Scrollytelling.ai | Vev |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free plan; Starter $12/mo ($10 yearly); Pro $29 ($24 yearly); Pro+ $59 ($49 yearly) | Quote-only since Dec 2025; legacy Solo $29 and Professional $59 per user/mo |
| Free plan | Yes: 60 monthly credits, 1 published story on a scrollytelling.ai link | Free to build; publishing paid (old free previews: 1 hour, watermark) |
| Scrollytelling | Core of the product: scroll-scrubbed hero video, stacking cards, split scroll, reveals, scenes | Yes, with scroll-driven components on a design canvas |
| AI generation | Full story from a prompt, a URL or an uploaded PDF, images and hero video included | Page AI in beta, AI assistants in the editor |
| Hosting and domain | Hosted; custom domain on every paid plan; WordPress and Shopify embeds | Hosted; 1 vanity domain on Basic; static export on Enterprise |
| Editing | Visual editor, free manual edits; AI edits use credits | Freeform design canvas, Figma import |
| Export | .zip of the story and HD PDF on every plan, Free included | ZIP export from Growth; none on Basic |
| Team | Invite members on Pro and Pro+ | 2 users on Basic, 4 on Growth, 8 on Scale |
What Vev does better
Vev is a better design tool. If you want to place elements freely, import from Figma and build custom interactions, its canvas is closer to a design app than our section-based editor. It is better for publishers with a CMS: integrations with Sanity, Contentful and others, and solution partners to implement them. And the Enterprise tier can export static assets to your own infrastructure, which matters to organisations with hosting rules.
Where Vev falls short, and who should look elsewhere
For a small team Vev now has no price and, on Basic, a ten-project cap with no export. The company itself says it prioritised enterprise clients first, and the December 2025 move to quote-only plans confirms the direction. There is also no AI that builds the page for you: Page AI is in beta, and the canvas still expects a designer.
If you are coming from Vev
Generate instead of designing. Describe the page or paste your current URL and the AI produces the scroll story with a hero video; you refine it instead of starting from a blank canvas.
Keep your domain and your files. Custom domain on every paid plan and a .zip download on every plan, where Vev's Basic tier has neither.
What you lose: freeform layout, Figma import and CMS integrations.
Verdict
Choose Vev if you have designers who want a canvas, a CMS to integrate, and an enterprise budget for a quoted plan.
Choose Scrollytelling.ai if you want the scroll-driven page built for you and priced on a page, from $0 to $49 a month.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Vev cost?
Vev stopped publishing prices in December 2025; Basic, Growth, Scale and Enterprise are quoted by its sales team (checked October 17, 2026). The last self-serve prices were Solo $29 and Professional $59 per user a month.
Is Vev free?
You can build projects for free. Publishing without a watermark requires a paid plan; under the old plans free previews lasted one hour.
What is the best Vev alternative with public pricing?
Scrollytelling.ai ($0 free plan, Starter $10/mo yearly), Pageflow (from €8.50/mo) and Genially (from €6/mo yearly) all publish prices; Ceros and Foleon do not.
Does Vev have AI like Scrollytelling.ai?
Vev has Page AI in beta and AI assistants inside the editor. Scrollytelling.ai generates the complete scroll story, hero video included, from a prompt, a URL or a PDF.
Can I export my site from Vev?
Not on Basic. Growth and above include ZIP export, and Enterprise can push static assets to your own infrastructure. Every Scrollytelling.ai paid plan includes a .zip download.
Vev vs Ceros: which should a small team pick?
Neither publishes a price, and both sell to enterprises. For a small team the self-serve tools are the realistic options; see the Ceros comparison for that side.
Try the $0 plan before you decide
Build your story free, no card. To publish it, Starter is $10 a month billed yearly.
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