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"How much does an AI video cost?"
Clients ask me this all the time. There is a myth that because we use AI, it’s just pushing one button and waiting five seconds.
Here is the reality. You aren't paying for the AI tool subscription. You are paying for:
• The Creative Direction: Figuring out your brand DNA so the video doesn't look like a generic template.
• The Execution: The 150 failed generations it takes to get that one perfect 3-second shot.
• The Motion & Sound: Stitching it together, syncing the beat, and making the AI actually dance.
A generic AI generation is cheap. An AI commercial that stops the scroll and actually converts takes real design expertise.
Pricing depends on complexity (custom characters, motion matching, length).
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