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AI Business Video Generator Workflows

Reviral makes business video drafts from a text topic, your own script lines, a public article, a public product page, or an uploaded video that needs captions. A 30-second video with the default settings costs 465 credits, about $5.80 at the $4.99 Mini Pack rate, and you see the charge before you render.

Topic
new explainer
Script
your words
Upload
captioned export

How Much Does an AI Business Video Cost on Reviral?

What you makeCreditsPrice
15-second video, default settings244 credits$3.04
30-second video, default settings465 credits$5.80
60-second video, default settings908 credits$11.33
Mini Pack, one-time400 credits$4.99

Whole-video prices are Reviral's public credit calculator quotes for the default settings. Dollars use the $4.99 Mini Pack rate ($4.99 for 400 credits), rounded to the cent. Live prices, checked 26 September 2026; the studio shows the exact charge before you render. Pay by card, or in ringgit (RM) with Touch 'n Go eWallet for credit packs or Visa/Mastercard for monthly plans.

Use a route that accepts the source

Which Business Video Route Matches Your Source?

Reviral has separate inputs for separate jobs. This table avoids collapsing an explainer, article summary, product ad, and captioned upload into one false workflow.

Business needSupported inputCurrent output
New explainer draftText topicGenerated script, supporting visuals, voiceover, captions, and optional music
Approved scriptNon-empty script linesCaptioned scenes that keep each supplied line verbatim
Public article summaryPublic article URLSummarized script with supporting visuals, voiceover, and captions
Product ad draftPublic product URLGenerated ad script with supporting media and narration
Caption an existing videoVideo uploadWord-aligned animated captions burned into the export

Use only public or owned source material, and review generated business claims before distribution.

Start with what is already approved

How Do You Choose a Working Business-Video Route?

Use approved facts

How Do You Keep Business Claims Reviewable?

Give the creator a narrow topic or approved script instead of asking it to invent company history, customer results, legal claims, financial outcomes, or product specifications. When using a public article or product page, compare the generated script with that source before rendering.

After generation, review names, numbers, dates, claims, captions, voice, visual context, and the final call to action. The software can assemble a draft; it does not replace brand, legal, compliance, accessibility, or stakeholder approval.

AI business video questions

How much does an AI business video cost on Reviral?+

A 30-second video with the default settings costs 465 credits, about $5.80 at the $4.99 Mini Pack rate; a 15-second one costs 244 credits (about $3.04).

What can I start a business video from?+

Five inputs: a text topic, your own script lines, a public article URL, a public product page, or an uploaded video that needs captions.

Does Reviral keep my script word for word?+

Yes, on the script route: each non-empty line you supply becomes 1 captioned scene, with the line kept verbatim.

Do I still need to review the video?+

Yes. Before you publish, check 6 things: names, numbers, dates, claims, captions and the call to action; Reviral makes the draft and your team approves it.

How much does a 60-second business video cost?+

908 credits with the default settings, about $11.33 at the $4.99 Mini Pack rate, checked 26 September 2026.

Can I try it before buying credits?+

Yes. Sign-up gives 100 free credits, no card needed; after that, one-time packs start at $4.99 for 400 credits and monthly plans are optional.

Build from approved material

Create the Draft, Then Review It

Use an approved source, verify every business claim, and treat the generated video as a reviewable draft before it reaches customers.

Open the video creator

Last updated: September 26, 2026