Every one of Velo's five agents, now behind a single conversation.

Tell Velo roughly what you're trying to make. Get the right clarifying questions back, then the exact video type you meant, no flow to pick first.

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Knowing Velo's internal structure was never supposed to be the job. Making the video was.

Two ways a project starts on the wrong foot.

You already know what you want to make. This just stops you from having to know where to make it.

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  • Pick the right flow first

    Easy, if you already remember which of five agents does what. Genuinely hard if you don't use Velo every day.

  • Pick one and hope

    Gets you moving fast. Sometimes lands you halfway through a project in a flow that can't finish it.

  • Just start talking

    One chat, full capability, and an agent that asks the right questions before it ever starts generating anything.

From a rough idea to the right video, in three steps.

No flow to pick first, no feature you find out is missing partway through.

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  1. Say what's on your mind

    Describe it the way you'd describe it to a person, not a menu.

  2. Answer a few questions

    The agent figures out what you actually need before touching anything.

  3. Get everything, from here

    Every capability that used to live behind a different door is already in this one.

  4. Keep going without switching

    Add another video type to the same project, same chat, no new agent to find.

For the team that stopped asking, 'wait, which flow do I use for this again?'

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  • 5 flows down to 1

    Chat, with nothing left behind in the merge.

  • 50%+ fewer

    "which tool do I use" requests in the first month.

  • 0 restarts

    For picking a flow that couldn't finish what you needed.

The support ticket that stopped being 'which tool do I use'

A mid-size company had video generation scattered across L&D, PMM, and CS, and most people outside a small circle of power users could never quite remember which of Velo's five flows did what. Every new project started with a guess, or a Slack message to someone who'd remember. After the unified agent, that question mostly stopped getting asked, with internal 'which tool' requests dropping by more than half in the first month.

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People used to ask which flow to use before they'd even started. Now they just open Velo and say what they want. Nobody asks anymore.
Head of learning and development Mid-size company

A plan for however your team creates video.

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Free

For anyone with a story to tell, one video at a time.

$0

per month

  • 1,500 credits
  • 2–5 mins of video/month
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Pro

For creators, sellers, and marketers making video part of the weekly routine.

$41

per month, billed yearly

  • 3,000 credits
  • 5–10 mins of video/month
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Ultra

For teams and power users turning video into a growth engine.

$167

per month, billed yearly

  • 30,000 credits
  • 50–100 mins of video/month
Get Ultra

Enterprise

For organizations bringing video to every team, workflow, and market.

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  • Custom credits
  • Custom seats
  • Custom avatars and voice clones
  • Custom integrations

Everything in Ultra, plus

SSO and SAML SCIM RBAC Advanced access controls Content governance Shared libraries Private and public share pages Data residency SCORM export API and SDK Workflow triggered videos

Stop guessing where to start.

Open one chat, say what you're trying to make, and let the agent handle the part that used to be guesswork.

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Not anymore. One chat, no matter what you're trying to make.

Nothing. Everything that used to live in a specific flow is available from this same chat.

It asks. A short set of questions figures out your intent before it generates a single frame.

They're now an asset layered on top of a base AI-generated video, instead of their own separate, disconnected type.