Choose a plan that matches how you work today, then scale into a structured script-to-timeline pipeline as your volume grows. Reactivid keeps workflows predictable, editor-friendly, and ready for real production.
Standard for individuals, Creator for growing channels, Pro for studios and agencies, Enterprise for larger teams with custom requirements.
Packages launch with Reactivid’s full product release in June 2026. Each tier is designed to scale from early experiments to production workflows, while keeping the same core pipeline and project structure.
A clean starting point for solo builders testing scripted shorts, pacing, and repeatable formats.
Best for: Individuals, side projects, and early-stage prototypes.
For creators running recurring series who want a tighter operating loop for publishing and feedback.
Best for: Channels, small teams, and creator operators shipping weekly.
Built for studios and teams that treat Reactivid as a production lane, not a side tool.
Best for: Studios, agencies, and teams producing at higher volume.
Deep integration for organizations that need custom deployment, governance, and workflow alignment.
Best for: Larger teams with custom requirements and integration needs.
Reactivid uses a simple credit system so you can plan output in minutes, not guesswork. One credit maps to roughly one minute of finished video in a standard short-form workflow, and it is designed to cover the full pipeline from script through export.
A credit is intended to represent end-to-end work for a typical run. You do not have to think in separate meters for narration, captions, or export. Credits act as a common unit that maps cleanly to finished minutes.
Credits are consumed as pipelines run. A short run will consume fewer credits than a longer run, and additional revisions or heavier render requirements may increase total consumption. The goal is predictability: you should be able to plan a weekly cadence by minutes of output.
Packages include bundled credits so you can start immediately. When volume spikes, you can top up into the same shared balance rather than changing tiers. Larger top ups reduce per-minute cost for steady production.
Good for quick tests or one-off fixes.
Small batch experiments and A/B tests.
Repeatable runs for a single channel or format.
Weekly publishing cadence across multiple shows.
High-volume batch for sustained production.
These examples are designed to help you estimate output. Treat them as planning guidance rather than exact metering.
Five 30–60 second shorts per day, five days per week.
A single weekly segment plus revisions and retakes.
Pre-building a month of scheduled content in one run window.
Reactivid is engineered by Ellwood Bristol and brought to life with Broken Duck Media as our official creative partner. Together we combine automation, infrastructure, and production craft for durable video systems.
