What is the published Performance Retainer price?

Its published price is EUR 8,500 per month for 40 videos up to 30 seconds in 9:16.

What does Pilot Sprint cost?

EUR 4,900 one-time for 18 videos in a 14-day engagement. See the pricing page for the complete delivery description.

What can a EUR 5,000 video budget cover? (2026)

Bound the initial delivery

Identify priority products and questions. A focused product brief with clear concepts may be more useful than superficial variants across a catalogue. Agree who supplies references, scripts and editing.

AI Vidia’s published Pilot Sprint is EUR 4,900 one-time for 18 finished videos in a 14-day engagement, delivered in 9:16. It is different from a monthly partnership. Proximity to a EUR 5,000 budget does not include extra formats, markets or another month.

Assess the real operating burden

Use the initial engagement to measure handoff quality and internal work. Can the team consolidate feedback? Are correct files ready for the planned test? Do findings inform the next brief? These answers matter even before sales effects are established.

Assess a recurring partnership against observed workload. Occasional needs may suit bounded projects. Compare current published pricing with your written requirements.

Prioritise when the budget is fixed

Separate necessary accuracy, clarity and usable exports from optional settings, music choices and later markets. A smaller budget should not remove product checks.

Consider work already covered internally. A team with references and an editor may need scenes; another may need finishing. Equal budgets do not imply equal briefs.

Require a bounded deliverable rather than "as much as possible", including how local versions count and what becomes additional work.

Before repeating, review accepted videos, internal time and actual usage. Investigate unlaunched material before increasing the budget.

A focused brief can be more useful than distributing a limited budget across many products. Define the most important product question and the material needed to answer it. If you supply approved photography or editing internally, make that contribution explicit so it is not purchased twice or assumed missing.

At the end of the project, review both accepted output and the effort needed to use it. Check whether the team could consolidate feedback, find correct versions and pass the material to advertising on time. Those findings support a decision about repeating the engagement even when campaign data remains inconclusive. They should not be presented as proof of sales impact.