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What each offers and what each costs, where Krea is better, and who should pick which. Krea’s side comes from its own website, as of 23 Sep 2026.
Side by side
Krea describes itself as “Every model, one tool”. Rows with nothing to compare are left out rather than guessed at.
| Vessero | Krea | |
|---|---|---|
| Tools and templates | 26 templates named for what they make — product shots, short films, social clips, ads — each with finished samples. Apps: a board that worked, published as a form anyone you share it with can run. One-click effects. Edit & Enhance: upscale, remove a background, relight, and edit in words. | Realtime generation as you type or draw, LoRA training on your own images, an enhancer to about 22K, editing by typing, and template workflows to start from. |
| Canvas and teams | Shared boards: send a link and work on one together, with live cursors. Team workspaces with seats, pooled credits and review links.Coming | Nodes, a node editor, with an App Builder that turns a workflow into an app to share. Business covers up to 50 members in one workspace. |
| Models | 20 video and 11 image models, picked per card, Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0 and Seedance 2.5 among them. Voice from ElevenLabs and music from Suno V6. Sound effects from a description. | Image and video models from many makers in one tool, with Krea’s own, Krea 2 and Krea Realtime, among them. |
| Agents and automation | An assistant card on the canvas that reads what is wired into it and writes what the next card needs. Apps that run a whole board again from a form. Batch automation on Pro. | Krea Agent: brief it once and it plans, generates and iterates across models. A Nodes agent that builds workflows from plain language, and Krea MCP. |
| Pricing | Starter $19 a month (800 credits), Pro $49 a month (2,400 credits). Yearly from $15 a month. Credit packs from $25, never expiring. Team and Agency are coming. | Basic $9 a month, or $5.25 a month billed yearly; Pro $35 a month; Max $105 a month; Business $200 a month for up to 50 members. |
| Trying it | Free to explore: browsing, templates and building on the canvas cost nothing. There are no free credits; creating anything takes a plan or a pack. | A free plan with 100 compute units a day, refilled daily. |
Checked · From Krea’s own pages: krea.ai, Krea pricing. Prices and features change; theirs are theirs to state. Credits are not comparable between products, because each prices its own runs.
Where Krea is better
Pictures that render as you type or draw, for quick, loose exploration before you commit to a run.
Train a LoRA on your own images so a model learns a character, a style or an object, for pictures and for video.
Upscaling to about 22K through its paid upscalers, Topaz among them.
Basic is $9 a month, or $5.25 a month billed yearly, and the free plan gives 100 compute units a day. Our cheapest plan is Starter at $19 a month.
Where Vessero is different
What we do, not what anybody else lacks. Anything still being built says so.
A finish card cuts your clips together with captions set in real type, kinetic type, call-outs, price stamps and end cards, on the same board that made them. What comes off the board is ready to post.
Every card a step, every wire an instruction. Run all prices the whole board and runs it along its wires, and a board that worked becomes an App: a form anyone you share it with can run on their own credits.
Your brand kit, your products and your cast are kept once, each as a card. Wire one in and every card after it works from it: your voice and colours, the product read from its link, the same face.
Every card shows what a run costs, in credits, before you press it — from the same table the server charges from.
If a run fails on our side or at the model provider, its credits come back automatically.
Up to a month of unused plan credits carries into the next; pack credits never expire.
Every AI actor is labelled as one, in the product and on the finished video. An actor made from a real person’s photo needs their permission, recorded with the actor.
We claim no ownership of your prompts, uploads or finished files, and we do not train our own models on them.
Claims notes on every text and assistant card flag a testimonial nobody gave, a claim with nothing behind it or a missing disclosure, with stricter rules once an AI actor is on the board.
One idea cut into hooks, actors, calls to action and languages as real cards, with the whole set priced before it runs.
Finished files signed with C2PA Content Credentials, so anyone can check what made them.
Who should pick which
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For finished video, yes. Both put the leading models on a node canvas. Krea is stronger for exploring — realtime generation, your own LoRA, an enhancer to about 22K — and costs less to start. Vessero is built around the finish: captions set in real type, kinetic type and end cards on the board, with your brand kit, products and cast feeding every card.
As of 23 Sep 2026, Krea lists a free plan with 100 compute units a day, Basic at $9 a month ($5.25 a month billed yearly), Pro at $35, Max at $105 and Business at $200 a month for up to 50 members. Vessero: Starter $19 a month (800 credits), Pro $49 a month (2,400 credits). Yearly from $15 a month. Credit packs from $25, never expiring. Team and Agency are coming. Credits and compute units are not comparable between products; each prices its own runs.
Vessero pricingNot as a LoRA. Vessero keeps a face or a product consistent by wiring it in: an actor card or a product card hands its look to every card after it, as a reference the model works from. If you want a model that has learned your style, Krea trains LoRAs and Vessero does not.
From Krea’s own website and pricing page, read on 23 September 2026. Products and prices change; follow the links for the current details. Spotted something out of date? Write to hello@vessero.com and we will correct it.