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Choppity vs Klap: which AI clip maker is cheaper for a weekly podcast?

Both tools do the same job: take a long recording, find the best moments, crop them to vertical and add captions. The price pages, though, are built differently. Choppity sells hours of AI analysis per month; Klap sells a number of source videos per month. This article puts the two next to each other for the most common case, one weekly podcast, with prices read on the official pages and the two Kuponaut codes applied where they count.

By Fırat Papatya · Published · 4 min read

Affiliate disclosure: the Choppity and Klap links are partner links and KUPONAUT is Kuponaut's partner code at both. If you buy through them, Kuponaut may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Prices were read on the official pricing pages (Choppity 18 October 2026, Klap 16 October 2026) and can change.

The prices at a glance

Table comparing Choppity and Klap plans: free tiers, Starter/Basic, Creator/Pro, Team/Pro+, Kuponaut codes and refund terms, with prices read in October 2026
Choppity and Klap pricing side by side. Official pages read 18 October 2026 (Choppity) and 16 October 2026 (Klap); yearly figures are per-month equivalents.

Choppity (read 18 October 2026): Free $0 with 1 hour of AI video analysis; Starter $24 a month or $16.80 billed yearly; Creator $32 or $22.40 yearly; Team $48 or $33.60 yearly. The yearly toggle is labelled 30% off.

Klap (read 16 October 2026): Basic $29 a month or $14 billed yearly; Pro $79 a month in Klap's published US prices ($59 is what we saw at checkout from Turkey on 14 October) or $39 billed yearly; Pro+ $94 a month billed yearly. Klap's pricing page lists paid plans only, but its tool pages say the first video is free without a card.

One weekly podcast: what each tool would cost

Assume one 60-minute episode a week, so about 4 to 5 hours of footage a month. On Choppity that fits the Starter plan's 3 hours only if you clip part of each episode, so the realistic plan is Creator (5 hours): $32 a month, or $22.40 a month on yearly billing, which is $268.80 a year.

On Klap the limit is the number of source videos and their length rather than hours; 4 or 5 episodes a month sits inside the Basic plan's allowance according to Klap's pricing page. Basic is $29 a month, or $14.50 a month on yearly billing, $174 a year. For this workload Klap's yearly Basic is the cheaper subscription by about $100 a year.

If you also want the clips posted and scheduled from the same app, Choppity includes that from Starter (1 social account) and Creator (3 accounts); Klap does not list scheduling as a core feature on the pages we read, so you would add a scheduling tool and its price.

The codes: 5% versus 30%

Kuponaut has a partner code at both. At Klap, KUPONAUT is 30% off the first month, and we tested it at checkout on 14 October 2026: Pro monthly went from $59.00 to $41.30, labelled as one month at 30% off, then $59 from the second month. On Basic monthly that is $29 to $20.30 for the first month.

At Choppity, KUPONAUT is set up in the partner dashboard as 5% off the first payment, created on 18 October 2026 and not yet tested by us. On Creator monthly that would be $32 to $30.40; on Creator yearly, $268.80 to about $255.36 for the first year. It is a small bonus on top of the yearly discount, not a reason to pick the tool.

Neither code applies to renewals. Both are affiliate codes: if you buy with them, Kuponaut earns a commission and your price is unchanged.

Free plans: which one tells you more

Choppity's Free plan gives 1 hour of AI analysis, 2 GB of storage and 3-day project storage without a card, which is enough to process one full episode and judge the clip quality and captions. Exports in HD and 4K start at Starter, so the free run is for judging the cut, not for publishing.

Klap's first free video (no card, per its tool pages) does the same job for one episode. Run the same episode through both and count the clips you would publish after a short review; that number, not the Virality Score or the clip count, is what you are paying for.

Refunds and small print

Choppity's FAQ says refunds can be requested within 14 days of a payment through support; after that it does not refund partial months, but you can cancel any time and keep access to the end of the period. Klap's refund position is in its terms of service; read it before a yearly purchase.

Both companies are the sources for their own feature claims (Klap's 52 caption languages and 4K export, Choppity's 500,000+ users). We have not run a new side-by-side quality test; this article is about price and plan structure.

Short version

Cheapest subscription for one weekly show: Klap Basic yearly at $14 a month. Best free trial for judging quality: Choppity's Free plan, because it includes a full hour. Biggest code: Klap's KUPONAUT at 30% off the first month. Fewest extra tools: Choppity, if you want scheduling built in.

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