Faceless Video Generator Pricing: Unlimited Stock-Footage Videos, Credits for AI Video

The four plans at a glance

Pick the plan by how long your videos are and how much AI video you make, not by a video count. Script, voice, visuals, subtitles, music, covers and the publish kit are identical on every plan; the plans differ in credits, video length, quality, videos per day and how many videos render at once.

• Starter, $10/month ($96/year, $8 a month): unlimited stock-footage videos, 400 credits a month (about 20 AI video clips), videos up to 3 minutes, 10 videos a day, up to 1080p, no watermark.
• Creator, $19/month ($182/year, about $15.17 a month): unlimited stock-footage videos, 800 credits a month (about 40 AI video clips), videos up to 5 minutes, 15 videos a day, up to 1440p, no watermark.
• Pro, $49/month ($470/year, about $39.17 a month): unlimited stock-footage videos, 2,000 credits a month (about 100 AI video clips), videos up to 10 minutes, 40 videos a day, 2 renders at once, up to 4K, no watermark.
• Studio, $99/month ($950/year, about $79.17 a month): unlimited stock-footage videos, 4,000 credits a month (about 200 AI video clips), videos up to 20 minutes, 100 videos a day, 4 renders at once, up to 4K, no watermark.
• Every plan: AI video and talking characters paid with credits, voices in many languages, word-synced captions, music, cover and publish kit, series and scheduling, translated versions and A/B hooks, and product promos with the product's real screens.

Stock-footage videos: unlimited on every plan

A stock-footage video is built from real, royalty-free footage clips picked scene by scene, and it uses no credits at all. There is nothing to count: make as many as you publish, within your plan's video length and its daily fair-use limit of 10, 15, 40 or 100 videos.

So a daily 1-minute Short fits any plan, and a 10-minute documentary on Pro costs nothing beyond the plan. A short stock-footage video is ready in a few minutes; 1440p costs nothing extra, and 4K on Pro and Studio costs 10 credits per rendered minute.

Credits: what AI video costs

Credits pay for the things that cost real generation time: AI video clips, talking scenes and 4K. One credit is worth about 5 cents. Everything else — stock-footage videos, covers, voices, subtitles, music, the publish kit and series — costs nothing on top of your plan.

• One AI video clip of about six seconds: 20 credits at standard quality, 10 at draft, 30 at high and 50 at ultra/cinematic. A clip we cannot generate is always refunded.
• One talking scene (a character speaks its own line on screen, mouth in sync): 40 credits at standard quality. A scene we cannot make talk stays a regular AI video clip and the difference is refunded.
• 4K (2160p) output: 10 credits per rendered minute, on Pro and Studio.
• A typical AI video at standard quality: 12 seconds is about 40 credits, 30 seconds about 140 and one minute about 260; draft quality halves it.
• Need more? Credit packs of 100, 300, 700, 1,500 and 4,000 credits cost $5, $16, $36, $75 and $190. They can be bought with or without a plan, and purchased credits never expire.

What is included in every plan

FacelessCast does not sell the generator in pieces. Starter, Creator, Pro and Studio all produce the same finished video from a typed topic; plans differ in credits, length, resolution and speed.

• AI-written script with a hook, plus a draft-first step to edit the script and scene plan before rendering.
• AI narration and word-synced subtitles in 37 languages, in classic, word-highlight or bold styles.
• Two video types: real stock footage placed per sentence, unlimited, or AI video where every scene is a generated clip that moves and characters can talk, paid with credits.
• Background music, an automatic AI cover for every video and an optional intro/outro brand kit with your logo.
• MP4 in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, up to 1080p on Starter, 1440p on Creator and 4K on Pro and Studio. Stock-footage Shorts are ready in a few minutes; AI video takes about ten minutes per minute of video.
• Series with a bible, recurring characters kept consistent across episodes, a character library and autopilot episodes daily or weekly.
• Publish kit: 3 title options, description, tags, hashtags, chapter timestamps, a thumbnail and .srt/.vtt captions, ready to paste into YouTube Studio.
• Batch generation, topic ideas, translated versions and A/B hooks, e-mail or Google sign-in, nothing to install; videos render in the background.

Which plan fits your channel?

Start from how long your videos are and how much of them is AI video. Stock-footage uploads cost nothing beyond the plan, so a weekly 3-minute video plus a daily 1-minute Short fits inside Starter, and Creator adds videos up to 5 minutes. AI video is where the credits go: a 30-second AI Short is about 140 credits at standard quality, so Starter covers two a month, Creator five, Pro fourteen and Studio twenty-eight; one a day is about 4,200 credits a month, which means Studio plus credit packs, or alternating stock-footage days with AI days. Several channels, long-form documentaries or an AI video series on autopilot are what Studio is built for.

• Every plan: unlimited stock-footage videos, so the choice is about length, quality and how much AI video you make.
• Starter: Shorts and stock-footage uploads up to 3 minutes, up to 10 videos a day, about 20 AI video clips a month.
• Creator: one channel, stock-footage uploads up to 5 minutes, a few AI Shorts a month, batch generation.
• Pro: daily uploads, several channels, 10-minute videos, 4K, two videos rendering at once.
• Studio: teams, 20-minute long-form, an AI video series on autopilot, four renders at once.

Fair use, annual billing and cancellation

Unlimited stock-footage videos are subject to fair use: the daily limit of 10, 15, 40 or 100 videos is sized for real publishing schedules, not for automated mass output, and the exact wording lives in the terms. Plan credits arrive every month and do not roll over; purchased credits never expire. Yearly billing saves 20%, and a yearly plan still delivers its credits every month. Plans renew automatically until you cancel; you can cancel from your account at any time and keep the plan until the end of the period already paid for. Payments are non-refundable, except for duplicate or mistaken charges.

How to get started

Sign up with e-mail or Continue with Google, and the first thing you see is the plan picker: there is no free plan or trial, and nothing is produced before you choose Starter, Creator, Pro or Studio or buy a credit pack. You pay by card on Stripe's checkout, monthly or yearly, at the prices on this page.

Once you subscribe, stock-footage videos are unlimited and your monthly credits are ready for AI video and talking characters. If you run low, a credit pack tops you up without changing plan; you can upgrade at any time, and a cancelled plan keeps running to the end of the period you paid for.

What one video costs on each plan

A stock-footage video costs nothing beyond the plan, so its price falls the more you publish: on Creator at $19, a daily 1-minute Short works out to about 63 cents each, and on Pro at $49, two 8-minute explainers a week are about $6 each. AI video is priced in credits worth about 5 cents each: a 12-second clip is about 40 credits ($2), a 30-second Short about 140 ($7) and a minute about 260 ($13) at standard quality, half that at draft. Outsourcing an 8-minute video to freelancers costs $100 to $500.

The per-video number only holds if you publish; a Creator plan that makes four videos a month is paying $4.75 each. That is the argument for sizing the plan to what you publish rather than to what you might.

• 60-second Short, stock footage: no credits, about 63 cents on Creator at one a day.
• 60-second Short, AI video: about 260 credits at standard quality, about $13; about 130 at draft.
• 8-minute explainer, stock footage: no credits, on Pro or Studio, whose videos run past 5 minutes.
• 12-second AI clip: about 40 credits, so Creator's 800 monthly credits cover twenty.
• 10-minute video in 4K on Pro: 100 credits for the 4K, one twentieth of the monthly credits.
• Freelancer equivalent for a 5 to 10 minute video: $100 to $500, with narration $15 to $50, editing $30 to $150 and a thumbnail $10 to $50.

Paying for a tool versus paying freelancers or doing it by hand

A weekly 8-minute stock-footage video costs nothing beyond the $49 Pro plan, $400 to $2,000 a month with freelancers at $100 to $500 per video, or 16 to 32 hours of your own month by hand. A do-it-yourself stack of separate script, voice, stock and editing subscriptions runs $50 to $60 a month before those hours.

The tool does not replace the two decisions that decide whether the channel works, the topic and the packaging, so the honest comparison is cost of production only. On that line, unlimited stock-footage videos are the cheapest input a faceless channel has.

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