Pricing for your faceless AI series

Pick a monthly plan for a steady rhythm, or buy a one-off pack when you want a batch of episodes.

Free plan: 1 video every month, up to 30s, with a small watermark. No card required.

Hobby

For a first channel with a couple of uploads each week.

$19/mo$29/mo

  • 12 videos a month
  • Run 5 series at the same time
  • Publishing to all five networks: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X
  • Clean exports, no watermark
  • Animated opening scenes, finer caption settings and videos as long as 5 minutes
  • Premium narrator and your own art styles
  • Script approval before anything renders
  • A series that writes and posts on its own schedule
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Daily

For one episode every day, or two channels in parallel.

$39/mo$49/mo

  • 30 videos a month
  • Run 10 series at the same time
  • Publishing to all five networks: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X
  • Clean exports, no watermark
  • Animated opening scenes, finer caption settings and videos as long as 5 minutes
  • Premium narrator and your own art styles
  • Script approval before anything renders
  • A series that writes and posts on its own schedule
Pro

For studios and agencies running many series at volume.

$79/mo$89/mo

  • 70 videos a month
  • Run as many series as you want
  • Publishing to all five networks: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X
  • Clean exports, no watermark
  • Animated opening scenes, finer caption settings and videos as long as 5 minutes
  • Premium narrator and your own art styles
  • Script approval before anything renders
  • A series that writes and posts on its own schedule
  • Priority support

Yearly billing works out to roughly four months free compared with monthly. Cancel any time from your account.

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Every video includes five jobs

Script, scenes, voice, synced captions and the edit, plus scheduled posting. Packs bring it down to $0.50 per video.

Pricing questions

A video up to 60 seconds counts as one. 90 to 120 seconds counts as two, 2 to 3 minutes as three, and 4 to 5 minutes as five; each animated opening scene adds one more. You see the count before rendering, and if a render fails the video returns to your balance automatically.