TL;DR: A custom adult AI video commission is a paid request where you brief a studio and receive a finished, fictional-character 18+ video file built by AI, with no filming, no actors and no location. CarlosVideo18+ delivers every commissioned video within 7 days, with revisions included and pricing fixed ...
Custom Adult AI Video Commission — Private Custom Videos, Explained
A custom adult AI video commission is a paid request where you brief a studio and receive a finished, fictional-character 18+ video file built by AI, with no filming, no actors and no location. CarlosVideo18+ delivers every commissioned video within 7 days, with revisions included and pricing fixed before work starts.
What a Custom Adult AI Video Commission Actually Includes
When people search for a custom adult AI video commission, they usually want three things clarified: what arrives at the end, who owns it, and how the process stays private. The short version is that you send an idea, references and any must-have shots, a script and style are drafted for your approval, generation, editing and sound are handled, and a final master file is delivered to you within 7 days. The work is studio-managed end to end — you are not left operating tools yourself.
Everything produced under a commission at CarlosVideo18+ is fictional. No real people are depicted, no likenesses are cloned and no real-person footage is used. That constraint is what allows the studio to operate with clear boundaries and lets buyers know exactly what they are ordering.
Typical deliverables from a commission include:
How the Commission Process Works, Step by Step
1. Brief. You describe the scene, characters, mood, pacing and any mandatory shots. Reference clips, style notes or a track you want used all help. This stage is free and does not commit you.
2. Script and style draft. The studio returns a short script and a look reference — lighting, palette, camera feel. You approve or adjust before a single frame is generated. This is where most revisions should happen, because changing direction here costs minutes, not hours.
3. Generation. Scenes are produced shot by shot against the approved script. Continuity between shots — character appearance, wardrobe, location — is checked as each sequence returns.
4. Edit, sound and grade. Cuts are assembled, audio is mixed, and the whole piece is graded so it holds together as one video rather than a pile of generated fragments.
5. Revisions. You review the cut and request changes. Short clip and Standard commissions carry revision rounds inside the package; Premium commissions include 2 revision rounds until the cut matches the brief.
6. Delivery. The final master is handed over within the 7-day window, with source formats agreed at brief stage.
You can start this sequence at carlosvideo18.shop/order, where the brief form and payment options sit on the same page.
What a Custom Adult AI Video Commission Costs
Pricing for a custom adult AI video commission is published openly, so you know the number before you commit rather than after. There is no subscription and no per-render billing — you pay for a finished video.
| Package | Price | Length and scope | Revisions | Delivery |
| Short clip | from $94 | 10–15 s social cut, one style | Included | 7 days |
| Standard | $150 | 30–60 s, custom style, voiceover | 2–3 rounds | 7 days |
| Premium | up to $250 | 60+ s, complex scenes | Unlimited | 7 days |
The full breakdown, plus what moves a brief from one bracket to another, sits on the pricing page. In practice, length drives the bracket: a 12-second single-style cut lands at $94, a 45-second piece with voiceover and a custom look sits in the $150 range, and a multi-scene video past a minute with dense staging reaches the $250 ceiling.
Who Orders Custom Adult AI Video Commissions
The buyers who commission this work tend to fall into a few recognizable groups, and knowing which one you are helps you write a brief that gets a good result on the first pass.
That last group cares most about discretion, and it is worth stating plainly: commissions are handled privately, finished files are not published unless you ask for portfolio placement, and there is no requirement to attach a public name to an order.
What to Include in Your Brief for the Best Result
A commissioned video is only as good as the instruction behind it. These details are what separate a clip that ships right on the first cut from one that needs two rounds of fixes:
1. Format first. State the platform and aspect ratio before anything else. A video destined for 9:16 should be composed for 9:16 from the first frame, not cropped afterwards.
2. Length with a range. "About 40–50 seconds" gives the editor room to cut cleanly; an exact second count often forces an awkward trim.
3. Three to five reference images describing the look you want — lighting, colour, camera distance. References communicate faster than paragraphs.
4. The single most important shot. Name the one moment the video must nail. Everything else can flex around it.
5. Audio spec. Say whether you want music only, voiceover, dialogue, or silence for a later overlay.
6. Hard limits. Anything you do not want on screen should be listed explicitly in the negative, not implied.
If you are unsure how much of this to write, the order form asks the questions in sequence — start there and answer what you can.
Timeline, Revisions and What "7 Days" Means
The 7-day window runs from brief confirmation to final master, revisions included. It is not seven days of waiting followed by a revision queue. Working days inside that window are spent on the script and style approval, generation, assembly and your review passes, which is why revision rounds are folded into the same deadline instead of stacked on top of it.
Revisions themselves are most effective when batched. One consolidated list per round — notes timestamped, ordered by priority — produces a better second cut than three messages sent across an afternoon. For commissions that include 2 revision rounds, this habit still matters: it keeps every round productive rather than oscillating between competing notes.
Why Fictional Characters Only Is a Structural Choice, Not a Marketing Line
The studio produces 18+ content exclusively with fictional characters. This is a fixed operating rule rather than a preference, and it shapes what a commission can and cannot request. Because no real person's likeness is generated, there is no model release to obtain, no identity to dispute and no risk of a commissioned file depicting someone who never agreed to be in it.
Practically, this means you should not submit requests to recreate a real person — public figure or otherwise. Describe the character instead: appearance, style, personality, wardrobe. The brief form accepts character descriptions in detail, and a well-described original character consistently produces stronger results than a vague instruction to match someone's look.
How to Review a Commissioned Video Before Signing Off
When the first cut arrives, review it in this order — it prevents the classic mistake of noting colour issues while missing a structural problem:
Write notes against this order and send them as one list. That way round two fixes what round one was supposed to fix, and the 7-day delivery stays on schedule.
See Finished Work Before You Commit
Every commission described on this page belongs to the same production pipeline that produced the studio's published pieces. Browsing the portfolio first tells you what the house style looks like, how characters are rendered, how edits are paced and what the audio mix sounds like — which makes your own brief sharper before you ever fill in a form.
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FAQ
What exactly do I receive from a custom adult AI video commission?
You receive a finished video file in the aspect ratio you specify, plus the audio mix and, where requested, extra cuts sized for specific platforms. The commission covers script, style direction, generation, editing, sound and revisions. Source formats are agreed at brief stage, so you know the handover before work begins.
How long does a commission take from brief to delivery?
Delivery is 7 days from the confirmed brief to the final master, with revisions handled inside that same window. The week covers script and style approval, generation, editing, sound and your review rounds. Confirming the brief early in the week gives you the most comfortable margin for revision notes.
How much does a custom adult AI video commission cost?
Pricing runs $94–$250 per finished video. A short 10–15 second social clip starts at $94, a 30–60 second piece with custom style and voiceover sits at $150, and a 60+ second video with complex scenes reaches $250. Length and scene complexity set the bracket.
What forms of payment are accepted?
Crypto only — USDT, BTC, ETH and USDC via the Heleket gateway; cards are not accepted. Payment success returns you to the order page automatically. Details and the current rate card are on the pricing page before you commit.
Do you use real people in any of the videos?
No. Every character produced by CarlosVideo18+ is fictional. Real people's likenesses are never cloned and no real-person footage enters production. Briefs should therefore describe original characters rather than ask to recreate a specific individual — the order form is built for character descriptions in detail.
Can I request revisions to the finished cut?
Yes. Revision rounds are part of the package rather than a paid add-on. Standard commissions include 2–3 rounds, and Premium commissions carry 2 revision rounds until the cut matches the brief. Batch your notes into one prioritized list per round for the fastest turnaround.
Will my commissioned video be published anywhere?
Not unless you ask for it. Commissions are handled privately and finished files are not added to public galleries or portfolios by default. Portfolio placement happens only when a buyer explicitly agrees to it. See current published work at carlosvideo18.shop/portfolio.
How do I start a commission?
Fill in the brief form at carlosvideo18.shop/order — it asks for format, length, look references, the hero shot and audio spec in sequence. Once the brief is confirmed and payment settles, production starts and the 7-day clock runs from that confirmation.