How much does an AI product video cost?
Between $3.30 and $4.80 per video, depending on pack size. One credit makes one ten-second video or one full photo set, and packs are $24 for five, $79 for twenty, or $199 for sixty. There is no subscription, so that is the whole cost — and the first one is free.
The arithmetic is deliberately boring, because the pricing is. A credit is one finished thing — a ten-second film, or a full set of marketing photos of the same product — and packs are the only way to buy them. Starter is $24 for five credits, which is $4.80 each. Growth is $79 for twenty, or $3.95 each. Studio is $199 for sixty, which works out at about $3.30. Nothing renews, so there is no second number to add.
What that buys is the same regardless of pack: the film in vertical and widescreen, the stills in three ratios, clean files with no watermark, and full commercial rights to all of it. The larger packs do not unlock better output — they lower the unit cost and add the things that only start to matter at volume, like free regenerations, priority rendering and saved brand styles.
The comparison people actually want is against the alternative, and the honest version of it is that a studio day is not priced per product. It is priced per day, and then you either fill the day or you do not. That is why the per-unit number above is the useful one for a shop with six products and the wrong one for a shop with six hundred — at real catalogue scale the question stops being what a video costs and becomes what a photographer's day rate divided by your SKU count comes to.
Prices above are US dollars, which is what Shopify Billing charges. Checkout on the web is billed in Indian rupees at ₹1,999, ₹6,499 and ₹17,999 — fixed list prices rather than a conversion of the dollar figures.
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