TL;DR: Order AI Video: Pricing, Process & Examples Ordering an AI video means hiring a studio to generate, edit, and deliver a custom clip to your exact brief. At CarlosVideo18+, the process takes three steps — brief, approval, delivery — with flat pricing of $94, $150, or $250, a 7-day turnaround, and cr...

Order AI Video: Pricing, Process & Examples

Ordering an AI video means hiring a studio to generate, edit, and deliver a custom clip to your exact brief. At CarlosVideo18+, the process takes three steps — brief, approval, delivery — with flat pricing of $94, $150, or $250, a 7-day turnaround, and crypto accepted on every package.

What "Order AI Video" Actually Means

When someone says they want to order AI video content, they usually picture typing a prompt into a web tool and getting a finished clip back in minutes. That is not how a production workflow behaves. Ordering a custom AI video means handing a written brief — concept, duration, aspect ratio, style references, voice or soundtrack notes — to a studio that runs it through generation, editorial passes, sound design, and final rendering.

The distinction matters because prompt-only generators give you a clip you still have to script-check, upscale, cut, subtitle, and grade yourself. A studio order covers all of that inside a single price. You receive a file that is already trimmed to your length, formatted for the platform you named, and free of the continuity errors that plague raw model output: drifting hands, changing faces, inconsistent backgrounds.

At CarlosVideo18+, every order starts with that written brief. You do not need a prompt written in model syntax. You need a plain description of what the video should say and do, and the team translates it into the technical instructions the pipeline needs.

Pricing Tiers at a Glance

Three packages cover most requests. Each tier includes concept development, generation passes, human editing, sound mixing, and one revision round. The difference between tiers is duration, complexity of the shot list, and how many distinct scenes you need generated and stitched together.

Full breakdowns, inclusions, and license terms live on the pricing page. Crypto payments — BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC — are accepted only; cards are not accepted, and you pay a 50% deposit to start with the balance due at delivery.

The Four-Step Ordering Process

Step 1 — Write the brief. You fill in a short form: what the video is for, the length, the platforms, any brand colors or references, and the message that has to land. No technical vocabulary required. If you have a script already, paste it in. If you have a product photo and a one-line goal, that works too.

Step 2 — Concept confirmation. Within 24 hours you receive a proposed shot list and visual direction. This is where you catch problems early — wrong tone, wrong pacing, wrong reference — before a single frame is generated. You approve or adjust, and the team locks the direction.

Step 3 — Generation and edit. The studio builds the scenes, then a human editor cuts them together, grades the footage, mixes audio, and burns in subtitles where needed. This stage is where consistency gets enforced: matching lighting across shots, keeping a character's wardrobe stable, smoothing transitions the model produced clumsily.

Step 4 — Delivery and revisions. You receive the master file within 7 days of approval. Watch it, mark anything that needs adjusting, and use your revision rounds. Once you sign off, final files in every requested aspect ratio land in your download folder — MP4 masters, plus vertical and square cuts on the higher tiers.

What You Get in the Files

Every completed order ships as a rendered MP4 in 1080p minimum, with Pro tier output at 4K. Alongside the master you receive alternate aspect ratios — 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 — as applicable to your package, so you are not paying twice to reformat for TikTok after an ad shoot.

Burned-in or sidecar SRT subtitles are included on all tiers. Stills pulled from the final frames are provided for use as thumbnail and cover images. The Pro tier adds a licensed voiceover track, mixed and levelled against the music bed.

Licensing is straightforward: Base and Standard include organic and paid social use for a single brand. Pro adds full commercial rights across web, broadcast, and out-of-home. All terms appear in writing before you pay the deposit.

Examples of Work Already Delivered

The portfolio shows finished clips across product launches, fashion lookbooks, real estate walkthroughs, and narrative shorts. Each entry lists the tier, the turnaround, and the brief in one line, so you can match your own project against a real delivered result instead of a mockup.

Representative deliveries from recent orders:

The pattern to notice: duration and scene count, not clip length alone, drive which tier fits. Three 20-second scenes need more generation and matching work than one continuous 60-second shot.

Who Should Order Custom AI Video

Agencies use custom orders to fill gaps between client shoots — seasonal variants, A/B creative sets, market-specific edits — without booking crew or studio time. Founders order AI video content when a product needs a demo reel before there is a physical demo to film. Content creators use it for filler and hook clips that sit between filmed segments.

It also fits situations where filming is genuinely impractical: scenes set in fantasy environments, abstract metaphors for technical products, historical or futuristic settings, and any concept where a physical set would cost more than the entire video budget.

What it does not replace: footage of a specific real person, a specific real location on a specific day, or anything requiring documented legal or medical accuracy. Be honest about that boundary before ordering — the studio will flag it during concept review anyway.

Turnaround and Revision Policy

Seven days is the standard delivery window, counted from brief approval, not from payment. The 48-hour rush option adds $75 and moves your job to the front of the queue — useful when a campaign go-live date is fixed and cannot slip.

Revisions are structured so that feedback does not stall: Base includes two rounds, Standard three, Pro includes unlimited scene-level adjustments plus a full recut if the direction itself missed. Between rounds, feedback is collected in a single batch with timestamps, because five separate emails arriving over two days cost more production time than one consolidated list.

After the final sign-off, files remain available for download for 90 days. Archived master files are kept longer — ask when you order if you want permanent access.

Payment, Contracts, and Confidentiality

A 50% deposit reserves your slot in the schedule; the balance is due when you approve delivery. Crypto only — BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC are all accepted on the order form. Invoices list the tier, the scene count, and the delivery date so there are no surprises against the quote.

Briefs are covered by a mutual NDA on request, and unreleased work is not added to the public portfolio without written permission. That matters for companies testing a product they have not announced yet.

FAQ

How much does it cost to order an AI video?
Three flat packages are available: $94 for a single-scene Base clip of 15–30 seconds, $150 for a multi-shot Standard video of 30–60 seconds, and $250 for a Pro production of 60–90 seconds with voiceover and commercial rights. A 48-hour rush add-on costs $75 extra. See full details on the pricing page.

How long does delivery take?
Seven days from brief approval is the standard turnaround across all three tiers, with a 48-hour rush option available for $75. Most orders actually arrive on day five or six. The schedule is held by a fixed slot, so a delayed brief approval moves the delivery date by the same number of days.

Can I request revisions?
Yes. Every tier includes 2 revision rounds. Feedback works best when collected as one timestamped list per round. Additional rounds beyond the package limits are quoted per request.

Do I need to write a prompt myself?
No. You write a plain-language brief describing the goal, length, and style. The studio translates that into technical instructions internally. If you already have a script, shot list, or reference clips, include them — they speed up concept confirmation — but none of them are required to start an order.

What file formats do I receive?
Every order delivers a rendered 1080p MP4 master, with 4K output on the Pro tier. Alternate aspect ratios (16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5) are included per tier, along with burned-in or sidecar SRT subtitles and still frames for thumbnails. Files stay downloadable for 90 days after sign-off.

Is cryptocurrency accepted for payment?
Yes. BTC, ETH, USDT, and USDC are all accepted only; cards are not accepted. A 50% deposit locks your production slot and the balance is due at final delivery. Invoices itemize the tier, scene count, and delivery date so the total matches your quote exactly.

Can I use the video in paid ads?
Base and Standard tiers cover organic and paid social use for one brand. The Pro tier at $250 adds full commercial rights across web, broadcast, and out-of-home placements. If you need extended or white-label licensing, request it before the deposit so the terms are written into the contract.

What kinds of videos work best with this process?
Product ads, brand films, event teasers, lookbooks, real estate montages, explainer clips, and narrative shorts all produce strong results. Scenes requiring a specific real person, a specific real location on a given day, or legally accurate medical or legal claims are better served by traditional filming. Concept review flags those cases early.

Start Your Order

Pick the tier that matches your scene count, write the brief in ordinary language, and confirm the concept within 24 hours. Browse the portfolio for delivered examples, check exact inclusions on pricing, then submit your project through the order form to reserve a 7-day delivery slot at CarlosVideo18+.