Revid AI
Shorts create-to-publish with Auto-Mode workers. Growth is $39 a month for 2,000 credits; Ultra is $199 for 12,000. API, MCP, and CLI are on every plan.
- Platforms
- youtube, tiktok, shorts
- Capabilities
- t2v
- Workflows
- faceless
- API
- API availableMCP available
Revid AI sells short-form creation, publishing, and Auto-Mode on one price card. Checked on 2026-10-17, revid.ai/pricing lists Growth at $39 a month, or $32 a month on the yearly display, for 2,000 AI credits and 3 Auto-Mode workers. Ultra is $199 a month, or $166 a month on the yearly display, for 12,000 credits and 10 workers. Every plan on that check includes an API, an MCP server, and a CLI, and publish to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Home is revid.ai. Anything that page omitted is not observed.
Who it's for
Revid AI fits a creator or a small desk that wants the short made and posted from one login, with Auto-Mode sold as workers. Directory platforms here are YouTube, Shorts, and TikTok. Instagram was also a publish destination on the check.
A longer explainer fits Pictory. A brand video from an article fits Lumen5. Voice-first Shorts fit Fliki. A prompt and a timeline, with Seedance gated by seat, fit InVideo. A scheduled niche series fits Faceless.so. Post frequency as the price axis fits AutoShorts. Named-model shots stay on Kling, Runway, Luma, Pika, Dreamina via Seedance, or Higgsfield. A presenter is HeyGen. A cast-led ad is Creatify. A voice alone is ElevenLabs. Captions and a vertical reframe finish in CapCut. A seat price and a brand kit were not observed. Workers were not described as seats.
What it does
The job on the card is a short that can be created, published to TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube, and handed to Auto-Mode. Growth names 3 Auto-Mode workers. Ultra names 10 workers. Posts per worker, and what happens at zero credits, are not observed.
Credits burn on generation models. Model names, credits per second, credits per Short, and refunds on failure are not observed. Script, prompt, URL, or still as the input was not observed. Signup without a card includes free trial credits. The grant, watermark, resolution, length cap, commercial rights, and rollover are not observed.
Pricing tiers
Verified on 2026-10-17 against revid.ai/pricing. The yearly column is the monthly rate on yearly billing. An upfront annual invoice was not observed.
| Plan | Monthly sticker | Yearly display | Credits | Workers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free trial | Signup, no card | not observed | Exact grant not observed | not observed |
| Growth | $39/mo | $32/mo | 2,000 | 3 Auto-Mode workers |
| Ultra | $199/mo | $166/mo | 12,000 | 10 workers |
The FAQ scales Ultra past that card to 30,000 credits at $459 and 200,000 credits at $2,799. Rungs in between, the billing period, which plan can buy a boost, and whether a boost expires were not observed.
| Boost | Price on the FAQ |
|---|---|
| 1,000 credits | $49 |
| 4,000 credits | $99 |
| 10,000 credits | $199 |
| 100,000 credits | $1,900 |
A 10,000-credit boost and one Ultra month are both listed at $199. Monthly comparison waits on the boost's billing period, which was not observed.
Pros
- Growth and Ultra each print a sticker, a yearly display, a credit grant, and a worker count.
- API, MCP, and CLI are on every plan, with publish to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. A separate enterprise API price was not observed.
- Four boosts are printed, from 1,000 credits at $49 to 100,000 at $1,900, beside the subscription.
- Signup without a card is stated, so a trial can start before a payment method is on file.
Cons
- The trial credit grant has no public number, so a zero-dollar month cannot be budgeted from the card.
- No model name and no burn rate are printed, so 2,000 and 12,000 credits do not convert into seconds or posts.
- Worker duties, an API base URL, an MCP endpoint, and a CLI package name were not observed. An agent cannot be configured from this entry alone.
- The Ultra FAQ scale omits billing period and the rungs between $459 and $2,799.
Usage flow
- Open the card-free trial and read the balance the product shows. The public grant is not observed.
- Choose Growth or Ultra from the table. Add a FAQ boost only after the product shows which plan may buy one.
- Make a named-model shot in Kling or Runway, a licensed voice in ElevenLabs, or burned captions in CapCut. Keep Revid on the create-and-publish path the card names.
Workflow usage
On faceless, Revid is the create, publish, and Auto-Mode option. The split path still runs voice on ElevenLabs, shots on Kling, Runway, or Seedance, and the cut on CapCut. Stay here for one grant and one publish action. Use the split stack when you need an auditable model price. Revid did not name those models.
On long-to-short and captions-cover, clipping, caption styles, and covers were not observed. Those stay on CapCut. A spokesperson stays on HeyGen for ai-avatar. A cast-led ad stays on Creatify for ugc-ads. Voice-publish keeps the read on ElevenLabs. Revid printed no voice vendor.
Underlying models
No video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 extract. Credits burn on generation models, and this check does not document Revid as a host for Kling, Seedance, Runway Gen, Luma Ray, Veo, or Higgsfield. Speech, music, captions, and stock size were not observed. The t2v tag labels the shorts-creation job. A text-to-video spec and a separate image-to-video control were not observed.
API and MCP
has_api is true because every plan includes an API. mcp.official is true because that line includes an MCP server. A CLI and publish to TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube sit on the same line. No URL was printed, so there is no api_url and no mcp.url. Address, auth, rate limits, operations, and the CLI package name are not observed. The free trial was not itemized as one of those plans. Treat the three interfaces as stated for Growth and Ultra.
Printed endpoints sit on Runway, HeyGen, Higgsfield, Creatify, and ElevenLabs. Kling prints API prices and no official MCP URL. Faceless.so put API and hosted MCP on higher tiers. Fliki listed Premium API access without an MCP URL. Pictory, InVideo, Lumen5, AutoShorts, and Luma showed no official MCP URL. Pika named MCP only to exclude credit-pack top-ups.
Similar tools
- Faceless.so is the closer series autopilot, with more platforms and API plus hosted MCP on higher tiers. Stickers above Starter were incomplete on 2026-10-17.
- AutoShorts prices a post-frequency ladder (Starter $19, Daily $39, Hardcore $69). API and MCP were not observed.
- InVideo is the prompt-and-timeline seat and names Seedance. A public API URL was not observed.
- Fliki, Pictory, and Lumen5 stop at a file. CapCut finishes captions. Kling, Runway, Luma, and Pika publish a named-model price.
FAQ
How much is Revid AI per month?
Growth is $39 a month ($32 on the yearly display) for 2,000 credits and 3 Auto-Mode workers. Ultra is $199 ($166 yearly display) for 12,000 credits and 10 workers. A single yearly invoice total was not observed.
What does one credit buy?
Not observed. Credits burn on generation models. Seconds and posts per credit were not printed.
What is an Auto-Mode worker?
Growth lists 3 and Ultra lists 10. Posts, platforms, and concurrency per worker were not observed. Higher FAQ credit levels do not print a worker count above 10.
Does the free trial include a set number of credits?
Signup without a card includes free trial credits. The number, watermark, resolution, and maximum length were not observed.
Does Revid AI have an API and an official MCP server?
The 2026-10-17 check includes an API, an MCP server, and a CLI on every plan, so has_api and mcp.official are true. No endpoint was printed. Copy the host from the product. A guessed revid.ai path would be an invented URL.
Are the $459 and $2,799 figures monthly Ultra prices?
The FAQ lists 30,000 credits at $459 and 200,000 at $2,799. Billing period and the steps between them were not observed. The base Ultra card stays $199 a month, or $166 on the yearly display, for 12,000 credits. Boosts are a separate list in the table above.