StoryCutVSQuso

StoryCut vs Quso: Hours of Clips for the Price of Minutes

Quso, the AI clipping and social media tool that used to be vidyo.ai, counts every minute of video against its credits. StoryCut Starter clips 3 hours a month for $9/mo, takes Kick broadcasts, stacks gaming facecams over the game and exports up to 4K. Quso schedules your clips to 12 networks.

  • Free plan with 1 long video a month into AI clips
  • No credit card
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StoryCut vs Quso: the short answer

Verdict

Both find the best moments of a long video, score them, reframe them to 9:16 and add captions.

Pick StoryCut to clip more video for less (10 hours for $19/mo, against 600 minutes for $49/mo on Quso Growth), for Kick links and a gaming facecam layout, for 2K and 4K exports, and for edit styles, sound effects, eye contact correction and an API.

Pick Quso to schedule clips to 12 social networks with a content planner and analytics.

Price of 10 hours of video
StoryCut Pro: $19/mo for 10 hours, or $14/mo billed yearly. Quso Growth (600 credits, 1 credit = 1 minute) is $49/mo, and yearly billing costs the same per month ($588 a year). Quso Lite gives 100 minutes for $29/mo; StoryCut Starter gives 3 hours for $9/mo.
Links you can paste

StoryCut takes a YouTube link, a Twitch or Kick past broadcast, a Google Drive or Dropbox link, or an upload, on every plan, free included. A run takes up to 150 minutes of a video (30 on Free), from any part of a longer one.

Quso takes YouTube, Twitch, Vimeo, Zoom, Loom, Google Drive, Dropbox, X, Facebook, LinkedIn and Rumble links, and uploads; not Kick.

What every clip gets

StoryCut returns 3 to 12 vertical clips a video, each with a 0 to 100 virality score, framing that follows the speaker (a split screen for two people, the facecam on top of the game for streams), captions in your style and a headline on its first seconds.

Quso makes 4 to 60 clips a video depending on its length, with a virality score out of 100 and CutMagic reframing (9 layouts, including screen and speaker) on paid plans, captions in 99 languages and a headline on the first 5 seconds.

Your style on every clip

On StoryCut Pro, one of 18 edit styles adds zooms, sound effects on key words and one music track to every clip of a run, and B-roll to the 3 best; eye contact correction covers 10 videos a month.

In Quso you add B-roll from a stock search, music, sound effects and zooms by hand, and Essential and Growth remove filler words and silences. We found no eye contact correction.

StoryCut

Web app • AI clips and a full editor

StoryCut is an AI clip maker for long videos.

Paste a YouTube link, a Twitch or Kick past broadcast, a Google Drive or Dropbox link, or upload a file: it reads the whole transcript and returns 3 to 12 vertical clips, each with a 0 to 100 virality score, framing that follows the person speaking, captions and a headline.

Gaming streams get the facecam stacked over the gameplay, and paid plans can clip new uploads from YouTube channels by themselves. Every clip opens in an editor with 1,000+ caption styles; on Pro your edit style adds zooms, sound effects and music to every clip of a run, and B-roll to the best ones.

Eye contact correction, a REST API with webhooks and a Claude and ChatGPT connector are built in.

StoryCut Editor

Quso

Web • AI clips and a social media scheduler

Quso.ai, called vidyo.ai until January 2025, turns long videos into clips and posts them. It makes 4 to 60 clips a video, with a virality score out of 100 and CutMagic reframing on paid plans, captions in 99 languages and a 5-second headline.

Essential and Growth schedule to 12 networks (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Telegram, Reddit, Snapchat), with a content planner and analytics on Growth. It counts 1 credit per minute of video, exports up to 1080p, and works in the browser.

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StoryCut vs Quso: feature comparison

StoryCut and Quso compared on clipping, the video each plan clips, prices, scores, links, gaming streams, framing, captions, editing, eye contact, posting, resolution, API and apps
FeatureStoryCutQuso
AI clippingYes, 3–12 clips a video, every planYes, 4–60 clips a video
Video a monthFree: 1 video (any 30 min of it); Starter 3 hours, Pro 10 hours, Business 30 hoursFree: 75 min; Lite 100, Essential 300, Growth 600 min
Entry paid planStarter: $9/mo, or $7/mo billed yearlyLite: $29/mo; yearly costs the same per month1
10 hours of video a monthPro: $19/mo, or $14/mo billed yearlyGrowth: $49/mo
Virality scoreYes, 0–100, every planYes, out of 100, paid plans
Links you can pasteYouTube, Twitch, Kick, Google Drive and Dropbox, every planYouTube, Twitch, Drive, Dropbox, Zoom and more; no Kick
Gaming streamsYes, facecam on top of the game“Not recommended”, in its help center
Speaker framingYes, every plan; split screen for two peopleCutMagic on paid plans, 9 layouts
Auto import from YouTubeYes, every paid plan (Starter 1 channel, Pro 3 channels, Business 10 channels)In beta, paid plans
Captions1,000+ styles, 49 languages99 languages (clips found in 19)
Edit style on every clipYes, 18 edit styles (zooms, sound effects, music; B-roll on the 3 best; Pro)No
Sound effectsYes, placed on key words (Pro)Added by hand
Eye contact correctionYes, Pro (10/mo) and Business; free 20 s previewNo
Posting and schedulingComing soon: download and post for nowYes, 12 networks (Essential and Growth)2
Max resolution4K 60fps (Business)1080p
APIYes, paid plans or API credits, with webhooksNo3
Clip shapes9:169:16, 1:1, 16:9
PlatformWeb (desktop and mobile browsers)Web (no phone app)

Notes

  1. 1

    Entry paid plan · Quso US list prices. Visitors in some countries are offered credit packs instead of plans.

  2. 2

    Posting and scheduling · Quso Free and Lite post to TikTok only. Quso’s help center lists 12 networks; its pricing page says 7.

  3. 3

    API · Quso Quso’s help center: “There is no public API.”

Checked on November 10, 2026 from each product’s public pages.Sources9
  1. Quso pricingquso.ai
  2. Quso subscription plansquso.ai
  3. Quso: how credits workquso.ai
  4. Quso import sourcesquso.ai
  5. Quso CutMagicquso.ai
  6. Quso languagesquso.ai
  7. Quso payments and billingquso.ai
  8. vidyo.ai is now quso.aiquso.ai
  9. StoryCut pricingstorycut.com

Pros and cons

StoryCut

Pros
  • Clips more video for less: 3 hours for $9/mo, against 100 minutes for $29/mo on Quso Lite
  • Kick links and a gaming facecam layout
  • 2K on Pro and 4K 60fps on Business; Quso stops at 1080p
  • Score and speaker framing on every plan, free included
  • Edit styles, sound effects, eye contact correction and an API
Cons
  • No posting yet; Quso schedules to 12 networks
  • No content planner or social analytics
  • Clips are 9:16 only
  • 3 to 12 clips a video; Quso makes more from long videos
  • Newer, with no third-party reviews yet

Quso

Pros
  • Scheduling to 12 networks, with a content planner and analytics
  • 4 to 60 clips a video
  • 75 free minutes a month
  • 9 reframing layouts, including screen and speaker
  • Captions in 99 languages
Cons
  • Pricier per minute: $29/mo for 100 minutes, and no yearly discount
  • No Kick links; gaming videos “not recommended”
  • 1080p at most; free projects deleted after 7 days
  • No public API and no eye contact correction
  • Payments are non-refundable, except where the law requires
Pricing

Price comparison: StoryCut vs Quso

StoryCut
Free
$0No credit card
  • 3 videos at a time
  • 720p export with watermark
  • Videos up to 4 min
  • AI captions, caption styles and transitions
  • 1 long video per month into AI clips
Starter
$9/mo$7/mo billed yearly
  • 20 videos at a time
  • 1080p export, no watermark
  • Videos up to 7 min
  • AI captions, caption styles and transitions
  • AI clips: 3 hours of video a month (up to 10 videos)
  • Auto import from 1 YouTube channel
  • StoryCut API and webhooks
Pro
$19/mo$14/mo billed yearly
  • 50 videos at a time
  • 2K export, no watermark
  • Videos up to 10 min
  • AI eye contact (10 videos/month), Auto Edit with 18 edit styles, auto sound effects, magic zoom, silence, filler-word and retake removal, clean audio, AI music, dubbing
  • AI clips: 10 hours of video a month (up to 30 videos)
  • Auto import from 3 YouTube channels
  • StoryCut API and webhooks
Business
$49/mo$39/mo billed yearly
  • 100 videos at a time
  • 4K 60fps export, no watermark
  • Videos up to 30 min
  • Everything in Pro + unlimited AI eye contact + priority rendering
  • 5 team members
  • AI clips: 30 hours of video a month (up to 60 videos)
  • Auto import from 10 YouTube channels
  • StoryCut API and webhooks
Quso
Free
$0Free plan
  • 75 credits a month (1 credit = 1 min)
  • 720p with a watermark
  • Projects kept 7 days
Lite
$29/mo$348 billed yearly
  • 100 credits a month
  • 1080p, posting to TikTok
Essential
$39/mo$468 billed yearly
  • 300 credits a month
  • Scheduling, filler word and silence removal
Growth
$49/mo$588 billed yearly
  • 600 credits a month
  • Brand kit, analytics, priority support
Checked on November 10, 2026 from each product’s public pages.Sources4
  1. Quso pricingquso.ai
  2. Quso subscription plansquso.ai
  3. Quso: how credits workquso.ai
  4. StoryCut pricingstorycut.com

Which should you choose?

Both make real AI clips, with a score and speaker framing. The difference is the price of the minutes you clip, and whether you need the posting side.

Pick StoryCut if you clip hours of video a month, from podcasts, YouTube videos or Twitch and Kick streams: 10 hours cost $19/mo on Pro, gaming streams get the facecam over the game, exports go up to 4K, and your edit style, sound effects and eye contact correction finish every clip.

Pick Quso if posting is the job: it schedules to 12 networks from one calendar, with a content planner and analytics, and its free plan gives 75 minutes a month to try it.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Quso the same as vidyo.ai?

Yes. Vidyo.ai became quso.ai in January 2025: logins, plans and projects carried over, and vidyo.ai addresses now redirect to quso.ai. The company behind it is Vidyoai Internet Ventures, Inc., in New York.

How much does Quso cost in 2026?

Quso Lite is $29/mo for 100 credits a month, Essential $39/mo for 300 and Growth $49/mo for 600, at US list prices. One credit is one minute of imported video. Yearly billing is 12 times the monthly price ($348, $468 and $588 a year) and gives the year’s credits up front (checked on November 10, 2026).

Is Quso free?

Yes: the free plan gives 75 credits (minutes) a month, exports 720p with a quso.ai watermark, posts to TikTok only, and deletes projects after 7 days. StoryCut’s free plan turns 1 long video a month into AI clips (any 30 minutes of it) in 720p with a watermark.

Which is cheaper, StoryCut or Quso?

StoryCut. 3 hours of video cost $9/mo on StoryCut Starter, while Quso Lite gives 100 minutes for $29/mo; 10 hours cost $19/mo on StoryCut Pro, against $49/mo for 600 minutes on Quso Growth. StoryCut’s yearly billing also lowers the price; Quso’s doesn’t.

Can Quso clip Twitch or Kick streams?

Quso takes Twitch past broadcasts and clips, but not Kick links, and its help center calls gaming videos “not recommended”. StoryCut takes both, finds the facecam and stacks it over the gameplay, from any part of a long stream.

Does Quso export in 4K?

No: Quso’s help center says no plan exports in 4K, and paid plans go up to 1080p. StoryCut exports 1080p on Starter, 2K on Pro and 4K 60fps on Business.

Does Quso post to social media? Does StoryCut?

Quso’s Essential and Growth plans schedule to 12 networks, and Free and Lite post to TikTok. StoryCut’s publishing to YouTube and TikTok is coming soon; for now you download each clip and post it.

Clip Hours of Video, Not Minutes

Paste a link or upload a long video and see what StoryCut makes of it: scored vertical clips, framed on the speaker, captioned in your style.

1 long video a month free (any 30 minutes of it), no credit card. Paid plans from $7/mo billed yearly.

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