Creator references
Save inspiration, competitor clips, tutorials, and edit references before they disappear.
Pricing
Choose the plan that matches your download workflow
AuViSaver now separates a lightweight entry plan from a richer personal workflow, so casual users can start fast while heavier solo users can step into a broader archive-focused setup.
Entry Plan
Lite
$9.99
Simple entry pricing for the current mainstream desktop workflow.
Download videos from YouTube and other major social/video platforms
Paste a URL and fetch title, duration, uploader, and source metadata
Save local copies for editing, research, references, and offline review
Desktop workflow instead of repeating the same steps in browser tools
Focused website flow built around install and product positioning
Current Windows installer available directly from the site
Most Popular
Personal
$19.99
For heavier personal use, deeper archive building, and more advanced private-source workflows where the user has permission to retain copies.
Best for
Power users
Private libraries, premium research, long-term local review
Everything in Lite, with a broader personal archiving workflow
Better handling for larger reference libraries and repeat saving sessions
Support for more complex browser-based and member-only video workflows where you have the rights to keep local copies
Priority focus on private creator research, long-term asset libraries, and solo operator review loops
More suitable for users comparing multiple premium sources and organizing them into one desktop workflow
Designed for users who need a more capable personal plan than the lightweight entry tier
Two plans, clearer fit
Lite stays focused on mainstream everyday downloading, while Personal adds a richer workflow for heavier solo users who save more references and private materials they are allowed to keep.
Built for repeat use
Better suited to repeat downloading, reference collection, and offline archiving than ad-heavy browser tools and one-off sites.
Fast path to install
Pricing, product positioning, and download entry stay aligned so users can understand the offer and install quickly.
Plan comparison
Lite stays simple, Personal opens a heavier individual workflow
The split should help buyers self-select fast without making the page feel bloated or unbelievable.
Category
Lite
Personal
Best for
Everyday YouTube and social download use
Heavy solo archiving and premium-source research workflows
Workflow depth
Simple URL-based desktop downloading
Broader personal library and repeat-capture workflow
Private content handling
Mainstream public platform focus
Member-only and private-source workflows where you have permission
Usage level
Light to moderate
Frequent daily use
Supported use
Built around realistic downloader use, not inflated promises
Lite covers straightforward public-platform usage. Personal is framed for users with deeper personal archive needs, including private workflows they are actually permitted to save locally.
Research and training
Keep demos, walkthroughs, and educational material available locally for repeated review.
Private source review
Organize larger personal libraries from premium or member-only sources when you have access and rights to retain copies.
Platform coverage
Lite covers the sources users actually care about first
YouTube
TikTok
Instagram
X / Twitter
Pinterest
Vimeo
FAQ
Keep the pricing message focused and believable
What is the difference between Lite and Personal?
Lite is the clean entry option for mainstream downloading. Personal is positioned for users who need a stronger solo workflow, more repeat saving, and more private-source organization.
Can Personal be positioned around premium or member-only sources?
Yes, but only in workflows where the user already has access and the rights to keep local copies. The page should not imply bypassing protected platforms or usage restrictions.
Is Personal meant for teams?
No. Personal is still an individual plan. It is simply a more capable tier for heavier single-user workflows than Lite.