AI Video Production Cost: What $1,000 Covers and What Doesn't

AI video production at FablessBridge costs $1,000 (excl. tax) per 60–90 second video. You get one orientation, landscape or portrait, up to 1 major revision, and delivery in as few as 5 business days from the briefing (as of October 2026).

The price covers everything from the script and storyboard to footage, narration and music, and no filming is needed. A 15-second video is $500 and a 30-second video is $700 (excl. tax), and delivering in both landscape and portrait formats adds $100 per video. Videos over 90 seconds, a landing page featuring the video, and ad placement and management are quoted separately as custom work.

This article explains what the $1,000 covers and what is quoted separately, following the steps from consultation to delivery. It does not compare other companies' prices or general market rates.

The basic plan is the price for delivering one video in one orientation. Landscape suits YouTube and landing pages, while portrait suits Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts. If you are unsure which to choose, tell us where you will use the video when we first talk and we will decide together.

FablessBridge works through the following steps, and everything from consultation to delivery is included in the price (as of October 2026).

Footage, images, voice and music are made by combining generative AI tools, so no filming is needed. You can include live-action footage you already have, or have everything made with AI. Even for products or services that have not launched yet, we start from your photos, documents and plans and work out what to communicate and how.

After you review the finished video, we revise it and deliver. A revision that turns it into an entirely different video, such as changing the structure or switching from a live-action style to an anime style, is called a "major revision", and up to 1 is included in the $1,000 price (as of October 2026).

We finalize the content at the script and storyboard stage before production to reduce the number of major rebuilds after completion. Raising what you want to say and the scenes you want to show while reviewing the script and storyboard makes the review of the finished video go smoothly.

Short 15- and 30-second videos for ads and social media also have set per-video prices (as of October 2026, excl. tax). Videos of 31–59 seconds cost the same as 60–90 seconds. Delivery time and the number of major revisions are the same as for 60–90 second videos.

The following are handled as custom work. We propose a combination that fits your goal and give you a quote (as of October 2026).

We support ads on Google, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, ChatGPT and X. For custom work, we present the scope and a quote after the briefing.

If you plan to use the video in ads, telling us the platforms and the lengths and number of videos you need at the first consultation lets us quote the video, landing page and ad management together.

Delivery for the basic plan is as few as 5 business days from the briefing. For custom work, we send a quote after the briefing and move on to the script and storyboard once the scope is settled. If you have a target publishing date, let us know at the free consultation.

You can choose from the following two payment methods (as of October 2026).

FablessBridge places no restrictions on use in ads, social media or landing pages. However, because the video contains AI-generated material, we ask that the client's legal team also review it before publishing.

We do not guarantee reach, views or sales growth. The same applies when the video is run as an ad.

It is fine if some items are still undecided when you contact us. Please share your product or service URL, photos or documents, and your target publishing date if you have one. We also accept orders from individuals.

You can see what a 60–90 second video looks like in the case studies below. Both are in-house samples using fictional products. What to check when comparing production companies is covered in another article in the same "Before you order" category, "How to choose an AI video production company".