TL;DR: CarlosVideo18+ creates custom AI videos for creators, labels, and small brands in 7 days, priced from $94 to $250 per finished clip. You send a brief; we handle script, generation, editing, and sound. Every project uses fictional characters, includes revisions, and ships as a ready-to-post master fi...

Create Custom AI Videos: Pricing, Process & Examples

CarlosVideo18+ creates custom AI videos for creators, labels, and small brands in 7 days, priced from $94 to $250 per finished clip. You send a brief; we handle script, generation, editing, and sound. Every project uses fictional characters, includes revisions, and ships as a ready-to-post master file.

What "custom" actually means in an AI video

Custom does not mean "you typed a prompt and got a clip back." A custom AI video is built around your idea: your concept, your style rules, your pacing, your text overlays, your audio. The difference between a generic generated clip and a produced one is the same difference between a phone snapshot and a commissioned photograph — direction.

When you create custom AI videos through a studio, you are buying decisions, not renders. Which shot opens the piece. How long each beat holds. Where the cut lands against the music. What happens to the color grade in the second half. Those decisions are made by a person who watched the whole thing and re-cut it until it reads correctly on a phone at half volume.

That is the service CarlosVideo18+ sells: a finished file, not access to a tool.

Who buys this, and what they need it for

The people asking how to create custom AI videos usually fall into a few groups:

Independent creators and podcasters who need a vertical promo clip every week and cannot book a shoot for each one.

Music labels and artists who want a visualizer, a lyric piece, or a concept clip without a production crew.

18+ creators and brands who need content with fictional characters only — no real models, no licensing exposure.

Marketers running paid social who need three or four variants of the same concept to test.

All of them want the same three things: a clear price before they start, a real deadline, and a file that is formatted correctly the first time.

Pricing: what it costs to create custom AI videos

Approach	Typical cost	Turnaround	Revisions	What you actually receive
Traditional video shoot	$2,000–$10,000+	3–6 weeks	Charged hourly	Raw footage you still have to edit
Freelance editor (your footage)	$300–$800	1–3 weeks	1–2 rounds	Edited cut, assets supplied by you
Self-serve AI tool subscription	$20–$100/month	Your own time	Unlimited, your labor	Clips you must prompt, cut and mix yourself
CarlosVideo18+ (studio)	$94–$250 per video	7 days	Included in the package	Final master, sound mixed, ready to post

The published packages are straightforward:

Short clip — from $94. A 10–15 second social cut in one style. Good for hooks, teasers, and testing a concept.

Standard — $150. 30–60 seconds, custom style, voiceover, 2 revision rounds. The most common choice for promo pieces and visualizers.

Premium — $250. 60+ seconds with complex scenes and 2 revision rounds.

Full breakdowns and inclusions are on the pricing page. Crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH, USDC) only; cards are not accepted.

The process: brief to final master in 7 days

Day 1 — Brief. You describe the idea in plain language: what it is for, what it should feel like, what must be on screen, any references. If you have brand colors, fonts, or a logo, send them. If you do not, we set a style from scratch.

Days 2–3 — Script and style frames. You get a scene breakdown and style direction to approve before a single second is generated. This is the step that saves the most time: nobody burns a week waiting on footage that turns out to be the wrong look.

Days 3–5 — Generation. Scenes are produced against the approved direction. Characters are fictional, consistent, and checked shot to shot so faces, wardrobe, and lighting do not drift between cuts.

Days 5–6 — Edit, sound, color. Cuts are assembled, music and voiceover are mixed, text and captions are placed, and the grade is set for phone playback.

Day 7 — Delivery. You receive the final master in the aspect ratios you asked for, plus any revision round covered by your package. Revisions are part of the package, not an upsell.

Examples of what comes out

These are representative formats we build regularly; recent work sits in the portfolio:

1. Vertical hook clip (10–15 s). One style, one idea, fast pacing, caption-driven. Built for Reels and TikTok ads where the first frame decides everything.
2. Concept music piece (30–60 s). Synced to a track, with a consistent character and setting across scenes, mixed and mastered for feed playback.
3. Product or persona promo (30–60 s). Voiceover-led, three to five beats, brand colors applied throughout, delivered in 9:16 and 1:1.
4. Long-form narrative clip (60+ s). Multi-scene storytelling with distinct setups, transitions, and a designed ending card.

Before you create custom AI videos for a campaign, look at finished pieces rather than prompts. A prompt proves a tool ran; a delivered file proves a studio can hold a concept together for sixty seconds.

Why a studio beats a prompt queue

Most studios that create custom AI videos sell you the generator and wish you luck. The failure mode is predictable: the clip is technically fine and completely generic, because nobody was responsible for the whole piece. Consistency breaks. The audio sits wrong. The caption timing lags. You fix it yourself, and the project quietly becomes unpaid work.

A better reason to avoid the prompt queue is speed under deadline. If you need three variants for a campaign next week, you are not comparing model quality — you are comparing who delivers a correct, formatted, mixed file in time to spend it. That is the only metric that matters when the calendar is fixed.

What to include in your brief

To get the best result when you create custom AI videos, hand over the boring details:

Purpose: ad, teaser, visualizer, announcement, evergreen post.

Length and format: seconds, aspect ratio, safe zones for captions.

Style: a reference link beats three paragraphs of description.

Must-haves: text on screen, logo, colors, a specific character look.

Audio: your track, our selection, or voiceover with a supplied script.

Deadline: seven days is standard; tell us the real date anyway.

Incomplete briefs produce generic results. Specific ones produce work you would post without editing.

Getting started

Send the idea, pick a package, approve the direction, receive the file. The three links that matter: pricing for what is included, portfolio for finished examples, and order to start a project. Payment by crypto by crypto only, delivery in seven days, revisions included.

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FAQ

How much does it cost to create custom AI videos?
Finished videos range from $94 to $250 each. A short 10–15 second clip starts at $94, a 30–60 second Standard video with custom style, voiceover and 2 revision rounds runs $150, and a Premium video of 60+ seconds with complex scenes costs $250. You see the price before the project starts — see pricing.

How long does delivery take?
Seven days from brief to final master. The schedule covers direction approval, generation, editing, sound mix, and one or more revision rounds depending on your package. Revision rounds are built into the price rather than billed separately, so the seven-day window does not shrink when you ask for changes.

What do I need to send to start?
A plain-language description of the idea, the intended length and aspect ratio, any references or brand assets, and your deadline. Audio can be your track or ours. The clearer the brief, the closer the first cut lands. You can submit everything through the order page.

Can I request changes after seeing the first cut?
Yes. Revisions are included: 2–3 rounds on Standard, unlimited on Premium, and revision coverage on short clips as stated in the package. Feedback is collected after the first delivery, applied, and re-delivered inside the same seven-day project window. Change requests are part of the service, not a separate charge.

Are the characters real people?
No. CarlosVideo18+ works with fictional characters only. That means no real models, no likeness licensing, and no release forms to chase. It keeps 18+ projects clean from a rights standpoint and gives you a character you can reuse across multiple clips as a recognizable brand asset.

Which payment methods are accepted?
\1 only (no cards, no bank transfer). Payment is confirmed through the provider and you are returned to the order page with a paid status. Both methods cover the same packages at the same prices, and the project starts once payment is confirmed.

What file formats do I get?
A finished master in the aspect ratios you requested, most commonly 9:16 for vertical feeds with 1:1 and 16:9 versions available on request. Video comes color-graded with music, voiceover, and captions mixed in, so the file can be uploaded directly without further editing.

Do you take on ongoing work?
Yes. Many clients order a first clip, review the result, then schedule regular deliveries using the same style and character. Because style direction is documented at the start, follow-up videos stay visually consistent with the first. Browse recent examples in the portfolio before committing.