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AI production pricing models explained (2026)

Compare pricing on defined deliverables, not the cost of a generation.

Kevin Dosanjh
Co-founder / CMO, AI Vidia · Updated
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On this page3 sections
  1. 01Match the pricing model to the work
  2. 02Published AI Vidia offers
  3. 03Write the comparison brief before requesting prices

Compare pricing on defined deliverables, not the cost of a generation. Specify concepts, finished files, duration, language, formats, review and responsibilities.

Match the pricing model to the work

Hourly pricing can suit uncertain scope with a budget cap. Project pricing suits a defined outcome and clear revision boundaries. A monthly agreement suits recurring demand and a team able to approve and use the output.

Published AI Vidia offers

Performance Retainer is EUR 8,500 monthly for 40 finished 9:16 videos up to 30 seconds. Brand System is EUR 18,000 monthly for 90 videos up to 60 seconds. Pilot Sprint is EUR 4,900 for 18 videos over 14 days. Control Test is EUR 2,000 for 10 variants tested against your reference ad over 14 days, without a guaranteed win. Account management is not automatically included. See AI video production.

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Write the comparison brief before requesting prices

Specify product type, number of concepts and finished files, languages and intended formats. Ask whether scripting, sound and revisions are included. One concept exported in several crops is a different job from several independent ideas, even when the file count matches.

For hourly work, agree an estimate, cap and point at which another decision is required. For a fixed project, distinguish corrections from a new concept or a changed product. For ongoing work, check whether the team can approve and use the regular deliveries. Put internal review time and any separately agreed rights or formats beside the quoted fee, with advertising spend on its own line.

Frequently asked questions

01What should we decide first?
Compare pricing on defined deliverables, not the cost of a generation. Specify concepts, finished files, duration, language, formats, review and responsibilities.
02How should we evaluate the work?
For hourly work, agree an estimate, cap and point at which another decision is required. For a fixed project, distinguish corrections from a new concept or a changed product. For ongoing work, check whether the team can approve and use the regular deliveries. Put internal review time and any separately agreed rights or formats beside the quoted fee, with advertising spend on its own line.

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