Reelsta vs Revid.ai
Both of these tools finish the job. Revid.ai and Reelsta each generate short-form video and publish it to TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, so reach is not what decides this one. What separates them is the unit you are billed in.
The short answer
Pick by the unit. If you want a channel that reliably posts a set number of times a week, and you want to know what that costs before you pay, Reelsta answers it on the pricing page. Revid's credit balance does not convert into a video count on any page we checked, so you will be estimating.
If your constraint is volume or source material, it flips. Ten parallel automations, or a pile of PDFs, product pages and audio to turn into video, is Revid's territory — and Reelsta publishes no plan above two videos a day.
One caveat applies to both: today's headline prices are promotional on both sites, and both compute annual amounts in the browser, so no annual figure is quoted here. Re-check both pages before you commit.
Side by side
| Feature | Reelsta | Revid.ai |
|---|---|---|
| What you are billed for | Finished videos — 3/week, 1/day or 2/day | AI credits + Auto-Mode Workers |
| Cost per video | $1.46 / $1.30 / $1.15, printed on the plan card | Not published — credits per video not stated |
| Entry price (monthly billing) | $19/mo — Hobby | $39/mo — Hobby |
| Highest published tier | $69/mo — Pro, 2 videos/day | $199/mo — Ultra, 12,000 credits; slider goes to 200,000 (those prices not published) |
| Auto-posting | Yes — "New videos created automatically on schedule" | Yes — Auto-Mode Workers; also markets one-click publishing |
| Posting destinations | TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts | TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts |
| What you start from | A series you set up once | Prompt, script, link, product page, audio or PDF |
| Voices | 76 native voices across 15 languages (not stated on the pricing page) | 50+ advertised |
| Running more than one at a time | Extra series sold as an add-on | 3 Auto-Mode Workers on Growth, 10 on Ultra |
| Free plan | No free tier | No free tier among its three plans; advertises starting without a card |
| Commitment | "Billed monthly. Cancel anytime." | Monthly is the default rendered state; annual amounts not published |
Where Reelsta wins
- Billed in output, not credits. Every tier states how many videos it produces and what each costs, so the bill maps directly onto posts.
- Half the entry price — $19/mo against $39/mo, as both pages rendered on 2026-08-06.
- Reelsta's Daily plan, one video every single day, is $39 — the same as Revid's entry price today.
- The same three destinations, generated on a schedule: "Auto-posting to TikTok, Instagram & YouTube".
- Plain month-to-month terms: "Billed monthly. Cancel anytime."
The longer version
Revid prices in AI credits and "Auto-Mode Workers": Growth lists 2,000 credits a month and 3 workers, Ultra lists 12,000 credits and 10 workers. Reelsta prices in finished videos — three a week on Hobby, one a day on Daily, two a day on Pro — with the cost per video printed on the plan card ($1.46, $1.30, $1.15). One model tells you how much machine time you bought. The other tells you how many videos will land on your channel.
That gap shows up the moment you compare invoices. Reelsta's tiers run $19, $39 and $69 a month. Revid's pricing page, checked 2026-08-06, renders Hobby at $39 and Growth also at $39 — Growth struck through from a $99 list price and labelled "Discount locked in forever" — with Ultra from $199. Revid's entry price is Reelsta's middle tier.
Revid is a capable, well-built product and it is genuinely better at several things: it starts from a much wider range of material, it publishes a voice catalogue, and its top tier scales past anything Reelsta lists a plan for. Everything below comes from what each company publishes on its own site.
Which one fits you
Choose Reelsta if…
- You want a predictable number of videos landing on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube each week, with the cost per video stated up front.
- You are starting from a topic and a schedule, not from assets you already own.
- $19/month is the budget — or you want daily posting for the $39 Revid charges to get in the door.
- You would rather buy finished output than manage a credit balance.
Choose Revid.ai if…
- You are feeding existing material into video: product pages, PDFs, links, audio, or scripts you have already written.
- You need several automations in parallel — Ultra's 10 workers and 200,000-credit ceiling are far past anything Reelsta lists.
- Voice selection matters and you want a published catalogue to choose from.
- You are comfortable turning a credit allowance into an output estimate yourself.
What each one costs
Checked 2026-08-06 against each company's own pricing page, on monthly billing — the state both render by default. Revid.ai lists Hobby at $39/month and Growth also at $39/month; Growth is struck through from a $99 list price labelled "Discount locked in forever", so treat $99 as list and $39 as promotional. Ultra starts at $199/month, and that is only the tier's entry point: it carries a credit slider (12,000 / 30,000 / 50,000 / 100,000 / 200,000) whose higher prices are not published. Revid's Hobby card lists features but no credit allowance. Reelsta's prices are promotional too — a "Summer Special" renders $19, $39 and $69 against list prices of $27, $56 and $99. Neither publishes annual amounts server-side, so no annual price is quoted here. Pricing changes without notice; verify on both sites before buying.
Common questions
Why do Revid.ai's Hobby and Growth plans both show $39?
Because that is what the page renders. As of 2026-08-06, Hobby shows $39/month and Growth also shows $39/month — but Growth is struck through from a $99 list price with the label "Discount locked in forever", so it is a promotional rate on the more expensive plan, not a second entry tier. Growth lists 2,000 AI credits a month and 3 Auto-Mode Workers; Hobby's card lists features but no credit allowance. We report it as it renders rather than tidying it into a neater ladder. Promotional pricing can end, so check before you buy.
How many videos does 2,000 Revid credits actually buy?
We cannot tell you, and as of 2026-08-06 neither can Revid's pricing page. Growth lists 2,000 credits a month and Ultra lists 12,000, but no page we checked states how many credits one finished video consumes, so the allowance does not convert into a video count. Reelsta is priced the other way round: each plan states its output — three videos a week, one a day, two a day — and its cost per video, at $1.46, $1.30 and $1.15. If predicting your posting volume from your bill matters, that is the practical difference.
Does Revid.ai post for me, or do I still have to press publish?
Revid does publish on your behalf. Its plans include "Publish to TikTok, Instagram & YouTube", it sells Auto-Mode Workers (3 on Growth, 10 on Ultra), and its homepage describes a flow in which Revid "writes, generates, edits, and publishes the video". It also markets "One-Click Publishing", which implies a user action in at least some workflows, so we will not claim Revid never requires a click — its own copy uses both framings. Reelsta's page states "New videos created automatically on schedule". Treat automated posting as something both products do.
Is Reelsta cheaper than Revid.ai?
At the entry point, yes: $19/month against $39/month, as both pages rendered on 2026-08-06, and promotional on both sides. At the top of each published range it reverses — Reelsta's highest listed plan is $69/month for two videos a day, while Revid's Ultra begins at $199/month and scales further via its credit slider. Reelsta is cheaper to start; Revid goes further at scale. The middle is hardest to compare, because $39 buys one video every day at Reelsta and a monthly credit allowance at Revid.
Can I run more than one channel on either product?
Both support it, and both charge differently for it. Revid bundles concurrent automation into the plan as Auto-Mode Workers — 3 on Growth, 10 on Ultra — and has no series concept. Reelsta is organised around series and sells extra ones as a paid add-on rather than stating a number included per tier. Neither publishes a hard ceiling. If you want several channels from day one, Revid's bundling is the more transparent, and Reelsta's add-on cost is worth pricing out first.
Compare something else
Start your first series
Pick a niche. Reelsta writes it, voices it, builds it and posts it — to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
Create your first videoRevid.ai details checked 2026-08-06 against their own site. Companies change pricing and features without notice. Sources: Revid.ai pricing page · Revid.ai homepage · Reelsta pricing page. Revid.ai is a trademark of its respective owner; this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by Revid.ai.