Colossyan turns a document or a slide deck into a training avatar video. The batch job is L&D, including SCORM, and the public meter that was actually copied is minutes of NEO plus a yearly member price. Checked on 2026-10-17, colossyan.com/pricing returned HTTP 200. Starter is framed as free and also carries the words "$27/mo" and "No credit card" as value copy. That $27 line is not a charge this page will put on an invoice. The monthly Professional sticker, apart from the yearly $59 display, was not clearly extracted. It is not observed. Anything else the HTML did not yield is not observed.

Who it's for

Colossyan fits a trainer who already has a doc or a PowerPoint and wants an avatar to deliver it, and a team that can add members at the price printed on the yearly Professional card. Starter, framed as free, is the no-card entry: 20 minutes a month of NEO, 15 custom avatars, and 3 voices in the extract. Professional on the yearly view is the paid row, at $59 a month after a stated 34% reduction, plus $30 a month per additional member.

A creator who wants a personal talking head for TikTok, with no course and no SCORM package, is closer to HeyGen on AI avatar. A shop pasting a product URL is closer to Creatify on UGC ads. A narrator with no presenter belongs on ElevenLabs. The finished lesson still needs a frame and captions in CapCut. A long recording, as opposed to a slide deck, becomes clips in OpusClip or Submagic.

SCORM and L&D are the positioning of this product in the batch. The pricing extract did not itemize which plan unlocks a SCORM export. That plan gate is not observed. Read the feature list in the product before you promise a SCORM export.

What it does

The observed production meter is NEO minutes. Starter's extract gives 20 minutes a month of NEO, 15 custom avatars, and 3 voices. Professional's yearly FAQ line gives 30 minutes a month of NEO, and then a second bucket that begins "10 min" and is cut off in the notes. The rest of that second bucket, including its unit, is not observed. This page will not finish the sentence. It will not guess that the second bucket is NEO2, a language, or a translation minute.

An extra NEO2 pack is a separate observed product: 600 minutes for $1,500 a year, on Professional yearly. Whether NEO2 is a higher-fidelity engine, a second voice, or only a minute pack was not observed beyond the pack name and the price. A smaller pack was not observed. Whether a monthly Professional subscription can buy the pack was not observed, because the monthly Professional sticker itself was not clearly extracted.

A custom avatar green-screen add-on is $1,000 a year. What the shoot requires, how many avatars that fee buys, and which base plan must be active were not observed. The $1,000 figure is the observed price. It is not a description of the avatar.

API appears in feature lists. The list did not yield a base URL or a plan name next to the mention in the notes used here. MCP was not observed. Resolution, a language count, a watermark rule, and a maximum length per video were not observed.

Pricing tiers

Verified on 2026-10-17 against colossyan.com/pricing.

Line	What the extract showed	Allowance	Gap
Starter	Framed Free. Value copy "$27/mo" and "No credit card."	20 min/mo NEO. 15 custom avatars and 3 voices.	$27 is a value line in that framing, not a second price this page treats as a charge.
Professional, yearly view	-34%, $59/mo, plus $30/mo per additional member	FAQ: 30 min/mo NEO, then "10 min" and a truncated remainder	Monthly list price without the yearly view is not observed. The second minute bucket is truncated.
Custom avatar green-screen	$1,000/year	not observed	Plan requirement not observed.
Extra NEO2 pack	$1,500/year for 600 min, Professional yearly	600 min	Other pack sizes not observed.

The -34% label is not enough to reconstruct a monthly sticker. This page does not divide $59 by 0.66, and it does not print the result as Colossyan's month-to-month price. The monthly Professional list is not observed until the product shows it. The yearly view shows $59 a month and $30 a month per additional member. It does not print a lump-sum annual invoice for the base plan or for a member. This page does not multiply those monthly displays into a yearly total the HTML omitted. A seat price on the unseen monthly Professional plan is not observed.

Starter's 15 custom avatars and 3 voices are attached to the free extract. Professional's avatar count and voice count were not observed. Do not assume the paid plan is "more than 15" without a line that says so.

The green-screen add-on at $1,000 a year and the NEO2 pack at $1,500 a year are different lines. Buying both, on top of a yearly Professional display, is $1,000 plus $1,500 plus whatever Professional invoices. This page will not add them into one official bundle. The page did not sell them as a bundle.

Pros

Starter is framed as free, with "No credit card" in the value copy, and it prints a usable allowance: 20 minutes a month of NEO, 15 custom avatars, and 3 voices.
The yearly Professional card prints $59 a month and $30 a month per additional member, so a second user has a figure on that view.
The NEO2 pack prints both a minute count and a price: 600 minutes for $1,500 a year on Professional yearly.
The green-screen custom avatar has a printed annual price of $1,000, which is easier to discuss than an unpriced "contact us" avatar.
API is mentioned in the feature lists, so a technical buyer knows to look for it, while this directory still refuses to invent the endpoint.

Cons

The "$27/mo" words sit on a plan framed as free. Reading them as the amount due would mis-state the card.
The monthly Professional sticker was not clearly extracted. The -34% label does not fill that hole.
The Professional annual FAQ sentence is truncated after "30 min/mo NEO + 10 min." The second allowance is not observed in full.
NEO and NEO2 are names on a pricing page. A quality or model difference between them was not observed.
SCORM is part of the batch job, and the plan that includes the export was not observed. MCP was not observed.

Usage flow

Treat Starter as the no-card entry in the extract: 20 minutes a month of NEO, 15 custom avatars, and 3 voices, framed as free, with a $27 a month value line that this page does not bill. Upload one doc or one short deck and render a lesson inside those 20 minutes.
If the minute line or the team is the limit, read the yearly Professional card that was actually extracted: $59 a month at -34%, plus $30 a month per additional member, with 30 minutes a month of NEO stated and a second bucket left truncated. Open the monthly control in the product before you pay month to month. This pass did not record that sticker. Add the $1,000 green-screen avatar or the $1,500 NEO2 pack only if you are on the yearly Professional context those lines name, and only after the product confirms the pack.
Export the lesson and finish type and safe areas in CapCut. If 3 voices are not the narrator, build the read in ElevenLabs only after Colossyan accepts external audio. That import was not observed.

Workflow usage

On AI avatar, Colossyan is the doc-to-lesson presenter. HeyGen remains the default when the buyer is a creator comparing HeyGen's checked credit cards and translation rows. Colossyan's copied meter is NEO minutes, not a credit grant. A weekly course that needs more than 20 minutes on Starter, or more than the 30 NEO minutes named on yearly Professional, needs either a measured top-up or the NEO2 pack. The truncated "10 min" must not be added to 30. The missing words could change the sum.

TikTok and Shorts are possible places to post a cut of a lesson. The pricing extract did not print a vertical preset or an auto-post list. CapCut is the frame. OpusClip and Submagic apply when a long lesson is mined for clips. A 20-minute NEO month is a short training budget, not a clipping subscription.

On UGC ads, Colossyan is a weak default. The observed job is a document or a deck becoming a training avatar, with SCORM in the positioning. Creatify is the URL-to-ad tool. A Colossyan avatar can appear in an ad only if the license you hold allows it. Commercial terms by plan were not observed on this pricing extract. The free framing and the Professional price do not answer that question.

Underlying models

NEO and NEO2 are the names the pricing extract uses for the minute meter and the extra pack. No third-party model name was printed. This page does not describe NEO as Kling, Veo, or any other generator, and it does not describe NEO2 as a higher tier of a named lab model. That mapping was not observed. Studio-style avatar products often hide the engine. Hidden, here, means unstated. When a b-roll shot has to cite a model, generate it in a tool that prints the model. When the voice has to be a named catalog speaker beyond the 3 voices on the free extract, use ElevenLabs. Professional's voice count was not observed, so do not assume the paid plan adds a catalog.

API and MCP

has_api is true because API is mentioned in the feature lists on the pricing check. The extract did not include a base URL, an auth scheme, a docs URL, or the plan that unlocks the call, so this entry sets no api_url. Whether a call spends NEO minutes was not observed.

mcp.official is false. No official MCP server URL was observed, so there is no mcp.url. A feature-list mention of an API is not an MCP address. Do not guess a path on colossyan.com.

Printed creator endpoints on this directory, from their own checks, include HeyGen and Creatify. ElevenLabs is the voice API. CapCut had no public creator API on its check. OpusClip and Submagic mention API access at plan level and did not yield a host string this directory treats as a base URL. A Colossyan mention does not log you into those products.

Similar tools

HeyGen is the creator avatar studio with a documented MCP URL and a credit card that was checked down to the plan FAQ. Colossyan is the doc and deck path, with NEO minutes and a yearly member price.
Creatify is the ad path from a product URL. Colossyan's observed input is a document or slides, and its observed audience is training.
ElevenLabs covers a voice the 3-voice free extract does not name. CapCut covers the cut after export.
OpusClip and Submagic cover captioned clips from a long recording. They are the step after a lesson, or the step instead of an avatar when you already filmed the class.

FAQ

Is Colossyan Starter $27 a month?

The extract frames Starter as free and places "$27/mo" and "No credit card" on that framing as value copy. This directory does not bill $27 for Starter. The allowance copied with that framing is 20 minutes a month of NEO, 15 custom avatars, and 3 voices. If checkout asks for $27, checkout has changed relative to this reading, and the charge is whatever checkout shows.

What does Professional include?

On the yearly view checked on 2026-10-17, Professional is $59 a month, labeled -34%, plus $30 a month per additional member. The FAQ states 30 minutes a month of NEO and then a second allowance that starts with 10 minutes and is truncated. The monthly Professional dollar sticker without that yearly view is not observed. Avatar and voice counts on Professional are not observed.

What is the NEO2 pack?

On Professional yearly, an extra NEO2 pack is 600 minutes for $1,500 a year. Other sizes were not observed. A definition of NEO2 beyond that pack name was not observed. It is not added to the 30 NEO minutes unless the product says the minutes stack. This extract does not say they stack.

Does Colossyan include SCORM on Starter?

SCORM is part of the training job recorded for this product. The pricing extract did not name the plan that unlocks a SCORM export. The plan gate is not observed. Confirm it on the feature list before you choose Starter for that export.

Is there an API endpoint and an MCP server?

API is mentioned in the feature lists, so has_api is true. No base URL was extracted, so there is no api_url. MCP was not observed, so mcp.official is false and there is no mcp.url.