VIDEO AI ME

Key features

• AI actors: 300+ stock actors, or a custom brand spokesperson generated from a single photo
• Voice cloning with per-tier minute allowances (10 minutes on Starter, 600 on Premium)
• Localisation into 70+ languages with lip-sync, so one winning script becomes native-sounding variants
• Publishing and scheduling to 15 platforms including TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, and Pinterest
• Bulk scheduling of roughly 25–30 videos at a time, with auto-generated platform-specific captions
• Multiple generation engines on one bill — the site lists Seedance 2.5, Sora 2, Kling 2.6, and Grok Imagine 1.5
• Automatic captions synced to voiceover, dead-air trimming, AI B-roll, and vertical/horizontal/square exports
• Full commercial licence and no watermarks on every tier, including client work

Pricing

Read from VIDEO AI ME's pricing page in August 2026, where the page itself is dated 23 July 2026 (verify current). Every tier is metered in video credits; annual billing is advertised as four months free:

• Starter — $19/month billed annually ($232/year), or $29 month-to-month — 1,400 credits/month, 1 custom actor + 10 looks, 1 cloned voice with 10 voice minutes, videos up to 3 minutes
• Pro — $66/month billed annually ($792/year), or $99 month-to-month — 5,600 credits/month, 3 custom actors + 100 looks, 3 cloned voices with 100 voice minutes
• Premium — $132/month billed annually ($1,592/year), or $199 month-to-month — 12,000 credits/month, 10 custom actors + 200 looks, 10 cloned voices with 600 voice minutes, videos up to 12 minutes

There is no free plan and no free tier of any kind. Video length is capped at 3 minutes until the $132/month Premium tier.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Creation and distribution in one subscription — the scheduling half removes the usual "great video, never posted" failure
• Several frontier video models covered by one plan rather than separate per-model accounts
• Full commercial licence with no watermarks even on the $19 entry tier, which matters for client and paid-ad use

Cons

• No named company, founder, or legal entity. The about page says only that it is "a founder-led and independent company" and gives a support email — there is no registered entity or named team to check
• No free plan or trial, so evaluating it costs at least $29
• The $19 headline requires a year paid up front; month-to-month is 53% more
• Very thin public signal — 6 comments on launch day, no reviews anywhere — and connected accounts need business/pro status, with token expiry showing up as failed posts

Who should use VIDEO AI ME?

This is a tool for a business already spending on paid social or running always-on creative testing — an ecommerce brand, a media buyer, or a small agency producing client video. If you need a dozen localised variants of a winning ad every week, having generation and scheduling on one bill is genuinely efficient.

Almost everyone else should start elsewhere. If your need is scheduling the posts you already make, Buffer has a free 3-channel plan and costs $5/channel/month after that; Hootsuite covers inbox and listening. Paying $232 a year for AI video generation only makes sense once video ads are a line item you're already funding.

On evidence: VIDEO AI ME has no third-party review listing on G2, Capterra, or Trustpilot as of August 2026, and no named company behind it. Its only public signal is that Product Hunt placement (#9 of 4 August 2026, 124 points, 6 comments) — launch-day community interest, and a thin showing at that. Of the products in this directory, this is the one to verify hardest before committing to an annual plan.

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