Faceless.so
Niche-series autopilot with a seven-platform schedule. Marketing starts from $29/mo; the Starter card showed $24/mo for 500 credits.
- Platforms
- youtube, tiktok, shorts
- Capabilities
- t2v
- Workflows
- faceless
- API
- API availableMCP available
Faceless.so is a niche-series autopilot for a set-and-forget channel. On the 2026-10-17 check it schedules posts and spends credits on storyboard shorts and motion seconds.
This page is a selection note for YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts. Figures come from faceless.so. Anything the extract omitted is not observed.
Who it's for
Faceless.so fits an operator who knows the niche and wants the channel to keep posting. The check named YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, and X. A per-tier destination matrix was not observed.
Starter is the priced entry: $24 a month, 500 credits, and a mix of about three posts a week. That cadence is the set-and-forget fit.
A single explainer is Pictory or Lumen5. Voice-first Shorts are Fliki. A prompt on a timeline is InVideo. Revid is the growth loop this batch priced at $39 a month for 2,000 credits, with API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan. AutoShorts prices frequency at $19, $39, and $69 a month. A prompted shot is Kling, a presenter is HeyGen, a product ad is Creatify, a voice alone is ElevenLabs, and captions finish in CapCut.
What it does
Credits are the meter. A storyboard short is 20 credits. Motion is 2 credits per second, Plus 3, and Max 6. Plus and Max are rate labels. The extract did not map them onto a plan name.
Plans name Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 2.7, Nano Banana Pro, and GPT Image 2.5. Which tier unlocks which name was not observed. Script, voice, captions, resolution, watermark, commercial rights, a free tier, rollover, and top-ups were not observed. API access, a hosted MCP of 27 tools, a CLI, and a Claude Skill are listed on Ultra and Agency. Tool names and the CLI package were not observed.
Pricing tiers
Verified on 2026-10-17 against faceless.so. Marketing said from $29 a month, with yearly billing saving about 17 percent. The Starter card said $24 a month, 500 credits, and a mix of about three posts a week. The annual invoice and any other currency were not observed. Checkout is the price.
| Tier | What the check printed | Left out of the extract |
|---|---|---|
| Marketing floor | From $29/mo; yearly saves about 17% | Which tier $29 names; the annual invoice |
| Starter | $24/mo; 500 credits; about 3 posts/week as a mix | Annual invoice for this card |
| Growth | 1,000 credits; cadence described as about daily | Dollar sticker |
| Influencer | Named as a higher tier | Dollar sticker and credit grant |
| Ultra | API, hosted MCP (27 tools), CLI, Claude Skill | Dollar sticker and credit grant |
| Agency | Same developer block as Ultra | Dollar sticker and credit grant |
Spent on one rate, Starter's 500 credits is 25 storyboard shorts, 250 seconds of Motion at 2 credits per second, 166 seconds at Plus with 2 credits left, or 83 seconds at Max with 2 credits left. The card's mix is about three posts a week, under that single-rate ceiling. Growth's 1,000 credits is twice that grant and is described as about daily. Influencer, Ultra, and Agency grants were not observed.
Pros
- Seven destinations are named, from YouTube and TikTok through Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, and X.
- Starter prints $24 a month, 500 credits, and about three posts a week on one card, with numeric storyboard and Motion rates.
- Plans name six models, from Veo 3.1 and Kling 3.0 through Seedance 2.5, Wan 2.7, Nano Banana Pro, and GPT Image 2.5.
- Ultra and Agency list an API, a hosted MCP with 27 tools, a CLI, and a Claude Skill.
Cons
- Marketing says from $29 a month and the Starter card says $24 a month. Which tier the $29 names was not observed.
- Growth's 1,000 credits have no dollar sticker here. Influencer, Ultra, and Agency stickers and grants were not observed. The yearly 17 percent line has no invoice.
- The MCP is listed as 27 tools, and the server URL, API base URL, CLI package, and tool names were not observed.
- Resolution, watermark, commercial rights, rollover, a free tier, and any voice or caption path were not observed.
Usage flow
- Pick the niche and the destinations from the seven-platform list. Starter's priced cadence is about three posts a week.
- Spend 500 credits as a mix: 20 credits per storyboard short, and 2, 3, or 6 credits per Motion second.
- Use Starter or Growth for the in-product schedule. Move to Ultra or Agency for the API, hosted MCP, CLI, or Claude Skill, and read that sticker at checkout.
Workflow usage
On faceless, Faceless.so is the autopilot: series plus schedule. One-off shots stay on Kling, Runway, Seedance, Luma, Pika, or Higgsfield. Explainers stay on Pictory or Lumen5. Voice-first volume stays on Fliki. A timeline you drive stays on InVideo.
On long-to-short and captions-cover, a clipper, caption style, and covers were not observed. Finish those in CapCut. On ai-avatar use HeyGen. On ugc-ads use Creatify. On voice-publish the schedule is the publish half, and a named speaker was not observed, so license the read on ElevenLabs.
Underlying models
Plans name Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 2.7, Nano Banana Pro, and GPT Image 2.5. Veo, Kling, and Seedance are the vendor families. A matching SKU, duration, and vendor price on Faceless.so were not observed. Wan 2.7, Nano Banana Pro, and GPT Image 2.5 have no page here. The 20-credit storyboard short and Motion at 2, 3, or 6 credits per second are not tied to one name. Quote Kling on Kling and Seedance on Seedance. A speech model was not observed.
API and MCP
has_api is true because API access is listed on Ultra and Agency. A base URL, auth scheme, and docs path were not observed on 2026-10-17, so this entry sets no api_url.
mcp.official is true because those tiers list a hosted MCP with 27 tools. The server URL, the tool names, the CLI install, and the Claude Skill source were not observed, so mcp.url is omitted. Starter, Growth, and Influencer were not listed for that block. Printed endpoints elsewhere are Runway, Kling, HeyGen, ElevenLabs, and Higgsfield. Revid listed the same class of access on every plan.
Similar tools
- Revid is the growth loop at $39 a month for 2,000 credits in this batch, with API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan. Faceless.so's priced card is the $24 Starter.
- AutoShorts sells frequency at $19, $39, and $69. API and MCP were not observed there.
- Pictory, Lumen5, Fliki, and InVideo stop at the file. Kling, Runway, Luma, Pika, Higgsfield, and CapCut cover a shot or a caption pass. HeyGen, Creatify, and ElevenLabs cover a face, an ad, and a voice.
FAQ
Why do both $24 and $29 show up?
The 2026-10-17 check showed marketing from $29 a month, yearly about 17 percent off, and a Starter card at $24 a month for 500 credits. An annual invoice was not observed. Pay checkout. Plan from the 500 credits.
How many posts does Starter buy?
The card says a mix of about three posts a week. On one rate, 500 credits is 25 storyboard shorts or 250 seconds of base Motion, and a mix lands under that. Growth is 1,000 credits, about daily, and its dollar sticker was not observed.
Which plan includes the API and the MCP?
Ultra and Agency list the API, a hosted MCP of 27 tools, a CLI, and a Claude Skill. Starter, Growth, and Influencer were not listed. The MCP URL, the API URL, and the Ultra and Agency prices were not observed.
Are the named models included at $24?
Plans name Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 2.7, Nano Banana Pro, and GPT Image 2.5. Which tier unlocks which name was not observed. Veo, Kling, and Seedance are the vendor families. Bill a directed shot on Kling, Seedance, or Runway.
How does this differ from AutoShorts and Revid?
AutoShorts prices frequency at $19, $39, and $69. Revid lists API, MCP, and a CLI on every plan. Faceless.so prices Starter at $24 for 500 credits and holds that developer block for Ultra and Agency.