Invideo

Invideo is an AI video platform built for marketers, creators, small businesses, and agencies who need to turn a brief, script, or prompt into finished, on-brand video without a full production pipeline. Its flagship, Agent One, runs a conversational, memory-aware workflow: it takes an idea, script, references, and existing assets and orchestrates the full sequence from treatment to scenes, shot generation, voiceover, and final assembly, holding the project's characters, style, and context in memory so clips stay consistent as the video develops. The platform bundles multiple third-party generative models, including Seedance 2.0, Veo 3.1, Kling 3, and Nano Banana, alongside stock footage from iStock, AI avatars, and voice cloning, all inside one editor. It is a largely closed creative stack rather than an integration hub: there is no MCP server, and it does not sync with external business tools such as a CRM, DAM, or project-management system. Invideo's scope is production, not distribution or analytics, so teams that need social listening or campaign orchestration will need separate tooling. Pricing is credit-based and, confirmed in USD, runs across four self-serve tiers plus a contact-sales Enterprise plan. Plus is $17/mo billed annually ($200/year) with 75 credits per month; Max is $85/mo annually ($1,000/year, 390 credits); Generative is $170/mo annually ($2,000/year, 800 credits); and Elite is $900/mo annually ($10,800/year, 4,250 credits). Month-to-month billing is available at a higher rate, and there is no permanent free plan. What the entry price does not buy is unlimited generation. Every video draws down the monthly credit pool, premium generative models are billed separately at their original API pricing, and credits do not roll over, so real monthly cost climbs quickly for anyone producing video at volume. The $17 Plus tier and its 75 credits is best understood as an exploration plan, not a production budget. Independent evidence is mixed and worth weighing before committing. Invideo holds 4.3/5 across 178 G2 reviews and 3.3/5 across 825 Trustpilot reviews, where satisfaction is moderate and the recurring complaints center on billing and the credit system rather than output quality. Teams that want short-form clipping from long video should evaluate Opus Clip; those centered on AI avatars and talking-head video should consider HeyGen or Synthesia; and teams whose core need is written marketing content across email, blog, and ads rather than video should look at a broader content platform. As of Q3 2026, Invideo operates with GDPR compliance (a SOC 2 engagement is in progress via Vanta but not yet certified) and an explicit commitment in its terms not to use customer data to train or fine-tune its AI models. It remains one of the more capable prompt-to-video products for marketing teams, with the credit economics and the G2-versus-Trustpilot gap the two things to test before scaling usage.