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Complete pricing breakdown for Picsart including all plans, hidden costs, and limitations.
Pricing score: 30/100
User limit: 1 user
User limit: 1 user
Storage: 100 GB cloud
User limit: 1 account
User limit: 1 account
User limit: Per seat
Storage: 300 GB cloud per seat
User limit: 1 account
The most repeated complaint on Trustpilot and the App Store in Sept-Oct 2026: users start a free trial and are billed for a full year ($78.99-$90+ reported) without noticing a reminder. Apple Community threads show refund requests through Apple being denied when the cancellation window was missed.
AI image and video tools run on monthly credits. Recent Trustpilot and App Store reviews describe paying subscribers who still have to buy credits, and credits being spent on blank or unusable AI videos (one reviewer had 1 of 6 attempts work) with no refund. Unused credits do not roll over.
Long-time users complain that filters, fonts, draw and fill tools, stock photos, background removal and AI tools moved behind Gold/Pro, and that a paywall can appear only when you try to download a finished edit. The crown icon marks premium items; using one blocks saving on the free plan.
The US App Store lists Gold ($4.99/week, $12.99/month, $57/year), Plus ($11.99/month, $64.99/year) and Pro ($11.99/week, $13.99/month, $83.99/year), while picsart.com sells Pro ($15/month or $10.50/month yearly) and Ultra ($75/month or $60/month yearly). Trustpilot reviewers say the tiers are confusing and in-app prices don't match what was advertised.
Pricing trackers recorded Ultra credits cut from 2,500 to 1,500 in May 2026 and restored in July with a higher yearly price ($52.50 to $60/month), Pro credits cut from 500 to 250 in August and doubled back three weeks later, and daily AI limits replaced by per-feature credit caps in September.