AutoShorts.ai is the faceless-channel autopilot whose public ladder is a frequency integer. On 2026-10-17, autoshorts.ai/pricing returned 404. The plans were in homepage __NEXT_DATA__ on autoshorts.ai: Free at $0 with a watermark and frequency 0, Starter at $19 a month or $190 a year with frequency 3, Daily at $39 or $390 with frequency 7, and Hardcore at $69 or $690 with frequency 14.

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Who it's for

AutoShorts.ai fits a solo operator who wants the posting rate to be the purchase. The paid steps in the JSON are frequency 3, 7, and 14. Starter at $19 is the cheap row beside Faceless.so (from $29, Starter card $24) and Revid Growth at $39. Confirm the unit in the product before you treat the integer as a calendar.

A blog explainer is Pictory or Lumen5. A presenter is HeyGen. Voice alone is ElevenLabs. Seats and a shared credit pool were not observed.

What it does

The verified surface is four plan rows: a monthly price, a yearly price, and a frequency integer, plus a watermark on Free. This directory files it as a faceless autopilot because the plan sells a short-form cadence and the extract has no face-on-camera workflow. Script source, voice, generation method, and connected accounts are not observed.

Frequency is the only capacity number. There is no minute pool, credit grant, or duration cap. Frequency 0 does not buy a positive cadence. What zero does in the app, and whether paid plans remove the watermark, was not observed.

YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts are directory platforms for a product named AutoShorts. The JSON listed no destinations. The same day, Revid named TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, and Faceless.so named YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, and X. Resolution, languages, commercial rights, and a card requirement on Free are not observed.

Pricing tiers

Verified on 2026-10-17 from homepage __NEXT_DATA__ on autoshorts.ai. autoshorts.ai/pricing returned 404, so quote the JSON only.

Plan	Monthly	Yearly field	Frequency	Watermark
Free	$0	not observed	0	Recorded on this row
Starter	$19	$190	3	not observed
Daily	$39	$390	7	not observed
Hardcore	$69	$690	14	not observed

Each yearly field is exactly ten times the monthly sticker. Twelve payments would be $228, $468, and $828. The JSON did not call that gap a discount. How checkout bills $190, $390, or $690 was not observed.

The unit on frequency was not observed. No FAQ defined it. This directory reads 3, 7, and 14 as posts per week. Daily at 7 lines up with a one-a-day week. Hardcore at 14 lines up with two a day. Dividing a sticker by an assumed post count would invent a per-post price.

Same-day neighbors use other meters. Faceless.so marketed plans from $29 and showed Starter at $24 with 500 credits and about three posts a week. Revid Growth is $39 a month, or $32 a month on the yearly price, for 2,000 credits and 3 workers. Daily is also $39 a month and buys frequency 7. Revid Ultra is $199 a month, or $166 a month on the yearly price, for 12,000 credits and 10 workers. Hardcore is $69 a month. Picture quality was not observed. Prices above Faceless.so Starter, and any AutoShorts top-up, seat, rollover, or separate trial, were not observed.

Pros

Four named plans, including a $0 row, were in homepage JSON on a day when /pricing returned 404.
Yearly fields are exact tens of the monthly sticker: $190, $390, and $690, with no "save up to" line.
The paid meter is one integer, frequency 3, 7, or 14, rather than a credit burn the page never prints.
Free records both a watermark and frequency 0, so the zero-dollar row is not an unlabeled button.

Cons

Prices live in homepage app data. The pricing URL 404'd, and Free had no yearly field to cite.
The frequency unit was not printed. A posts-per-week reading is this directory's rule for an undefined cadence field.
Minutes, credits, resolution, duration, model names, commercial rights, and paid watermark status were not observed.
Connected networks were not observed. YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts on this page are a directory filing.
No API base URL and no official MCP server URL were in the check. A quality comparison against Revid or Faceless.so was not observed either.

Usage flow

Read the rows on autoshorts.ai, not the 404 at autoshorts.ai/pricing. Pick frequency 0, 3, 7, or 14, and confirm the unit before you pay the yearly field.
Do not translate frequency into minutes or credits. If the free watermark, or the unknown paid flag, blocks a client file, move to a tool that prints the license.
When the picture, voice, or captions must be specified, generate in a named model, replace the voice in ElevenLabs, and finish in CapCut.

Workflow usage

On faceless, AutoShorts.ai is the low-sticker cadence row: a frequency integer, with the script, b-roll model, and voice not observed. Faceless.so named Veo, Kling, Seedance, and Wan on its plans, and its Starter card included credits. Revid metered credits and Auto-Mode workers and named publish targets. Pick AutoShorts.ai when the choice is $19, $39, or $69 and the render can live elsewhere.

On long-to-short and captions-cover, clipping, captions, and covers were not observed. Those stay in CapCut. On ai-avatar use HeyGen. On ugc-ads use Creatify. On voice-publish, voice vendor and destination were not observed, so the voice stays on ElevenLabs.

Underlying models

No video model and no speech model was named in the homepage plan JSON on 2026-10-17. AutoShorts.ai is not a documented host for Kling, Seedance, Runway Gen, Luma Ray, or Veo. Stock versus generative footage was not observed. Pika, Luma, Higgsfield, and InVideo name models or credit burns. A missing name here does not mean that model is included.

API and MCP

has_api is false. No API base URL, auth scheme, docs URL, or official MCP server was observed on 2026-10-17, so mcp.official is false. A 404 on /pricing is not a developer page.

Revid printed API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan. Faceless.so described API and a hosted MCP on higher tiers. For generation from code, use Runway, Kling, Luma, or ElevenLabs.

Similar tools

Revid fits when you need credits, Auto-Mode workers, named publish targets, and API, MCP, and CLI. Growth matches Daily at $39 on a different meter. Ultra at $199 is a different budget from Hardcore at $69.
Faceless.so prints credits and a post mix. Its Starter card was $24 with 500 credits and about three posts a week, against AutoShorts Starter at $19, frequency 3, and no credit line.
Fliki is voice-first text-to-video, Free at 3 credits a month, with dollar stickers not observed. Pictory and Lumen5 start from a written source. InVideo keeps a timeline. CapCut finishes captions.

FAQ

Where did the prices come from if the pricing page 404s?

From homepage __NEXT_DATA__ on autoshorts.ai on 2026-10-17. autoshorts.ai/pricing returned 404. Free is $0, Starter is $19 / $190, Daily is $39 / $390, and Hardcore is $69 / $690. Re-read that payload later.

What does the frequency field count?

Starter is 3, Daily is 7, Hardcore is 14, and Free is 0. The extract did not name the unit. This directory reads the integers as posts per week. That reading can be wrong. Do not turn it into a per-post price.

Is the yearly field a discounted monthly rate?

$190, $390, and $690 are each ten times the monthly sticker. The payload did not print a per-month equivalent. Twelve times the monthly prices would be $228, $468, and $828. How checkout bills the yearly field was not observed.

Does a paid plan remove the watermark, and is there an API?

Free recorded a watermark. Paid removal, an API base URL, and an official MCP endpoint were not observed on 2026-10-17. has_api is false. Revid listed API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan.