This page maps the three deliverables independent 18+ creators order — teasers, scenes by brief, and a running character series — to the tier that fits each one, then walks through the 7-day workflow behind them. Flat pricing is $94, $150 or $250 per video, with 2 revision rounds and full commercial rights.
The audience is independent 18+ creators and the people who run paid subscription accounts: one person handling content, scheduling, messaging and billing at the same time. The usual bottleneck is not ideas. It is production. A teaser concept takes ten minutes to write down and can take an evening, a partner and a paid session to put on camera.
CarlosVideo18+ is a custom AI video studio built around that bottleneck. The angle is generation instead of shooting: there is no partner on camera, no release forms to chase, and the content still goes out on the schedule the account promises. Every character produced here is fictional and 18+, which is the reason the studio exists at all — most general-purpose generators refuse these prompts, so creators of this vertical have nowhere to send the brief. Full details of the three tiers sit on the pricing page.
Deliverables are defined by runtime first, because runtime is what decides the tier. Teasers of 15-30 seconds, scenes by brief of 30-60 seconds, and a series of characters under the creator's brand each land in a different row. The table below is the whole mapping; everything else on this page is context around it.
| Deliverable | Typical length | Tier | Price | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teaser, cut to 10-15 s finished runtime | 10-15 s | Base | $94 | 7 days |
| Teaser that must run the full 15-30 s brief | 15-30 s | Standard | $150 | 7 days |
| Scene by brief, single shot set | 30-60 s | Standard | $150 | 7 days |
| Extended scene, multi-shot sequence | 60+ s | Premium | $250 | 7 days |
| Series member: recurring character under creator brand | 10-60 s | Standard or Premium | $150 or $250 | 7 days |
| Style option: anime | Any of the above | Matches the tier of the deliverable | $94 / $150 / $250 | 7 days |
| Style option: photoreal | Any of the above | Matches the tier of the deliverable | $94 / $150 / $250 | 7 days |
Style choice does not change the price. Anime or photoreal is a creator decision, made per deliverable, and the tier follows the length. All tiers include 2 revision rounds and full commercial rights.
Two practical rules come out of this table. First, a 15-30 second teaser is the one deliverable that can sit in either Base or Standard: if the finished cut is 15 seconds or less it is Base at $94, and if the brief needs the full half minute it is Standard at $150. Second, a character series is priced per episode, not as a package, so a creator can start with a single Standard episode at $150 and decide after one week whether the character carries the brand.
Three facts about this vertical point the same direction. Platforms that sell access to generated video block 18+ prompts, so the obvious self-serve route is closed before a brief is written. A shoot requires a second person on camera, and that person needs to be paid, scheduled, and given a signed release form. And an account that posts daily needs the same character to look the same in Tuesday's post and Friday's post, over weeks.
Generation answers all three. Fictional characters are the studio's only output — no real people, all characters 18+, no likeness rights to negotiate. There is nobody on camera to book and no release form to file. And because a character is a defined sheet rather than a person who can be unavailable, the same face, wardrobe and setting can be rebuilt shot after shot for as long as the series runs. Consistency across weeks is a deliverable here, not a happy accident.
The style decision belongs to the creator and stays with the creator: anime and photoreal are both available for every deliverable, and a creator can run one character in photoreal for the paid feed and the same brand in anime for promotional posts. What does not vary is authorship: the creator owns the output. See the portfolio for finished examples in both styles.
Every tier ships in 7 days with 2 revision rounds included. The week looks the same whether the order is $94 or $250; only the runtime and shot count change.
The honest constraint: a revision round changes what was asked for, it does not restart the shot plan. If day 6 reveals that the concept itself needed to be different, that is a new order rather than a third round. Payment for every order is crypto only — USDT, BTC or ETH via Heleket — with no card and no subscription, which keeps the transaction off ordinary statements. The payment route is explained on the crypto payment guide.
Adult creators buying video generally weigh two options: booking an agency or shoot, or using self-serve generator tools directly. Both are legitimate, and both carry costs that the flat tiers avoid in different ways.
| Option | What it requires | What it typically costs | Where it falls short |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agency or self-arranged shoot | A second person on camera, paid and scheduled; release forms signed; a location or set | Day rates, talent fees, editing on top — varies by market, no flat figure here | Scheduling and paperwork for every piece of content; a partner is not always available on the posting date |
| Self-serve generator tools | Writing and rewriting prompts yourself; re-rolling until the output holds | Monthly subscriptions set by those platforms | 18+ prompts are commonly blocked; character drifts between generations; no revision guarantee |
| CarlosVideo18+ Base | A written brief and a character sheet | $94 flat, 7 days, 2 revision rounds | 10-15 seconds only; suited to teasers |
| CarlosVideo18+ Standard | A written brief and a character sheet | $150 flat, 7 days, 2 revision rounds | 30-60 seconds; longer sequences need Premium |
| CarlosVideo18+ Premium | A written brief and a character sheet | $250 flat, 7 days, 2 revision rounds | 60+ seconds; overkill for a short teaser |
The comparison is not that a shoot is bad. It is that a shoot is a production, and this vertical mostly needs content at a posting rhythm. When the deliverable is a 20-second teaser three times a week, a flat $94 item that arrives on day 7 with no partner to book and no form to sign behaves differently than a shoot day does. When the deliverable is a 60-second branded sequence, Premium at $250 still arrives on the same 7-day clock.
On the generator side, the gap is narrower and worth stating plainly: self-serve tools are cheap per month and fast per attempt, but they block 18+ prompts, they lose the character between runs, and nobody is accountable when a render comes back wrong. Here there are 2 revision rounds attached to a fixed price and a fixed date. What a self-serve tool does better is small one-off experiments, and for those it is the right choice. Browse the blog for workflow notes and format breakdowns.
Answer three questions and the tier is settled. What is the finished runtime — 10-15 seconds points to Base at $94, 30-60 seconds points to Standard at $150, 60-plus points to Premium at $250. Is it a one-off or an episode of a running series — series episodes are ordered individually at the tier their runtime falls into. Which style — anime or photoreal, same price either way. If the deliverable does not fit the table above, the hub of decision pages covers the other verticals, and the order form takes a free-text brief for anything unusual.
CarlosVideo18+ produces fictional characters only, all 18+, and never real people. Every delivery includes a rights statement you can submit alongside the upload. Final acceptance is still decided by each platform's own rules on AI-generated material, so check those rules before posting to OnlyFans, Fansly or a clip store.
You do. Full commercial rights are included at every tier — $94, $150 and $250 — so the finished video can be used on paid feeds, clip stores and promotional posts without a separate licence.
Yes, and it is one of the three core deliverables. The character is defined once as a sheet, then rebuilt shot by shot across the series. That is the practical answer to needing the same consistent character for weeks rather than for a single post.
It splits by finished runtime. A teaser cut to 15 seconds or less is Base at $94. A teaser that must run the full 30 seconds is Standard at $150. Scenes by brief at 30-60 seconds are Standard at $150 as well; anything past 60 seconds is Premium at $250.
7 days on all three tiers, with 2 revision rounds included. The workflow runs brief intake on day one, a shot plan on day two, first render across days three and four, revision rounds on days five and six, and final files on day seven.
Crypto only: USDT, BTC or ETH through Heleket. There are no card payments, no invoicing accounts and no subscription. The step-by-step process is covered in the crypto payment guide.
Because a shoot needs a second person on camera, that person needs paying and scheduling, and release forms have to be signed for every session. Generation removes all three: no partner on camera, no release forms, and the content still goes out on the promised date. On top of that, most general-purpose generators block 18+ prompts, which is the specific gap this studio was built to fill.
The two rounds are part of the fixed price at each tier. Additional rounds are ordered as a new video at the tier matching its runtime: $94, $150 or $250. There is no hourly rate and no open-ended editing arrangement.