What “Unlimited” Means in OneTake
The term “unlimited” in OneTake applies to specific features and plans, not to every aspect of the product. This article explains exactly what is unlimited, what is limited, and how those limits vary by plan.
Video Editing Limits by Plan
Editing limits depend on the plan you are on:
- Free Plan
- 30 minutes of editing per month
- Maximum video length: 10 minutes
- Occasional Plan
- 1 hour of editing per month
- Maximum video length: 60 minutes
- Pro Plan
- 3 hours of editing per month
- Maximum video length: 120 minutes
- Premium Plan
- Unlimited video and audio editing
- No video duration limit
Only the Premium Plan provides unlimited editing time and unlimited video length.
Number of Videos You Can Create
OneTake does not limit the number of projects or videos you can create across plans. What matters is:
- How much editing time you have per month
- The maximum video duration allowed per video
Once your monthly editing time is used, you must wait for the next billing cycle or upgrade your plan.
Views and Hosting Limits
For hosted videos:
- Occasional, Pro, and Premium Plans
- Videos hosted with OneTake can receive unlimited views
- Free Plan
- Hosting is available, but view limits are not specified as unlimited in the pricing table
“Unlimited views” applies only to paid plans.
What Is Not Unlimited
The following are not unlimited across all plans:
- Editing minutes
- Maximum video duration
- AI video translation (Premium only, 2 hours per month)
- Shorts generation (Pro and Premium only)
What Is Unlimited on Premium
The Premium Plan removes the highest restrictions and includes:
- Unlimited video and audio editing
- No video duration limit
- Unlimited hosting views
- Access to all available features listed in the pricing table
Why clarity matters
This distinction exists so users can choose the plan that fits their usage. OneTake does not apply hidden caps beyond what is shown in the pricing table, but not all plans are unlimited.
Updated on: 15/12/2025
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