cheap unlimited AI videos

[TheBeast1994]

Hello, so I have a question for the people here, what do you use for AI to generate videos? I've seen thousands of videos made with the help of AI? How do these people do it, they put videos out there every day, it can't be worth it, right?

I did some research and it's very expensive, the limit is 100 euros per month for some generator, but I didn't find anything that would allow unlimited generation. They need to create approximately 30 to 60 minutes of video per month, let's say every week, if I assume that one video is 5 seconds long, that's basically 720 videos for 60 minutes, and that's expensive, if we consider how much it costs to generate one video, how do these people do it? Do they spend thousands of dollars?

I also checked the prices of renting a GPU and making my own paid video generator it will generate about 4000 videos per month but at a huge price of 300 to 500 dollars

that's why I'm asking is there anything cheaper? thank you

 

[Proxyou]

Hello, so I have a question for the people here, what do you use for AI to generate videos? I've seen thousands of videos made with the help of AI? How do these people do it, they put videos out there every day, it can't be worth it, right?

I did some research and it's very expensive, the limit is 100 euros per month for some generator, but I didn't find anything that would allow unlimited generation. They need to create approximately 30 to 60 minutes of video per month, let's say every week, if I assume that one video is 5 seconds long, that's basically 720 videos for 60 minutes, and that's expensive, if we consider how much it costs to generate one video, how do these people do it? Do they spend thousands of dollars?

I also checked the prices of renting a GPU and making my own paid video generator it will generate about 4000 videos per month but at a huge price of 300 to 500 dollars

that's why I'm asking is there anything cheaper? thank you

most “unlimited” ai video setups use local generation with rented gpu servers (vast.ai, runpod, or lambda) + automation scripts. they don’t rely on monthly web tools. running models like pika or runway locally with batch rendering can drop costs under $0.01 per clip if optimized. it’s not free, but much cheaper once the setup’s tuned.

 

[CreatorBox]

Most people use cheaper or free AI tools with limits, mix AI clips with stock footage, or use image-to-video tools like Pika, Runway, or CapCut AI. They usually don’t generate everything from scratch — they combine short AI clips to save money.

 

[TheBeast1994]

most “unlimited” ai video setups use local generation with rented gpu servers (vast.ai, runpod, or lambda) + automation scripts. they don’t rely on monthly web tools. running models like pika or runway locally with batch rendering can drop costs under $0.01 per clip if optimized. it’s not free, but much cheaper once the setup’s tuned.

Do you have experience with this? and what would you recommend?

 

[Proxyou]

Do you have experience with this? and what would you recommend?

tested most platforms. vast.ai is great for quick on demand GPU and spinning up comfyUI or Invoke pipelines, RunPod is steadier for 24/7 batch rendering and api automation. for high volume you’ll also want a clean, rotating network footprint so asset fetches and outbound requests don’t get rate limited, using mobile IP pools at the network edge helps keep requests distributed without creating obvious spikes. vast is cheaper but needs more babysitting, Runpod is pricier but more reliable for continuous jobs.

 

[VerifySetLLC]

Use hailuo.video trial packet, The videos are watermarked, but you can make the logo invisible by placing it there.

 

[omi3oh1]

Most people don’t spend much, they just use short AI clips, mix them well, and post often to look active.

 

[YoutubeScientist]

Hello, so I have a question for the people here, what do you use for AI to generate videos? I've seen thousands of videos made with the help of AI? How do these people do it, they put videos out there every day, it can't be worth it, right?

I did some research and it's very expensive, the limit is 100 euros per month for some generator, but I didn't find anything that would allow unlimited generation. They need to create approximately 30 to 60 minutes of video per month, let's say every week, if I assume that one video is 5 seconds long, that's basically 720 videos for 60 minutes, and that's expensive, if we consider how much it costs to generate one video, how do these people do it? Do they spend thousands of dollars?

I also checked the prices of renting a GPU and making my own paid video generator it will generate about 4000 videos per month but at a huge price of 300 to 500 dollars

that's why I'm asking is there anything cheaper? thank you

most people use kling, runway and veo 3.
it might seem expensive to you, but this is actually much cheaper than you paying people to do it.
AI can literally generate 5 to 10 second clips for you which literally lets you bypass the need for expensive production, cameras and teams.
earlier if you needed to make something that looks like a movie, the budget required was very high. now that's no longer the case. AI generated videos are significantly cheaper than human made content at the moment.

many people create YouTube shorts farms. they basically create multiple channels that spam shorts, using AI.

 

[onlyzorro]

Try HeyGen, Imgveo or Viw.AI. Make short clips it keeps it cheap and easy.

 

[AcademicMan]

Good tip thanks for sharing those tool names.

 

[walid665]

help

 

[GTC]

What kind of videos are you talking about? Grok can make pretty decent videos.

 

[SargentoPlaneta]

I had no idea that generating videos with AI was so expensive, but obviously if you want to handle that large volume of videos you want to make, it would have to be, since there's a lot of demand for those videos lately. I wish you luck and success.

 

[Bingads1]

There are many AI-generated videos showing long scenes of factories and production workshops. I also wonder which tools are capable of creating such perfectly realistic videos.

 

[ChikosPizza]

I tried some "unlimited" AI video services, and most of them have fine print: they limit you on resolution or the number of minutes per month. In the end, cheap is expensive if you want to use it seriously. It's best to carefully review the terms and conditions before paying.