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How Many AI Videos Should You Post Per Day? The Answer Is Three

165 posts across two brands and four platforms. Above three per account per day the extra videos did not add reach, they took it from the others.

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AI Video Generator for YouTube Shorts: What Actually Gets Watched

Thirty-two AI Shorts in ten days took our channel from 1,100 to 4,375 views. The specs, the disclosure flag and the four changes that actually moved the number.

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Higgsfield Pricing in 2026: What a Video Actually Costs

I render on Higgsfield most days. Here is what a clip really costs in credits, what the plans get you, and why the free tier disappeared in July 2026.

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Runway Pricing in 2026: Credits, Plans and Real Cost Per Clip

Runway's plans are clear but its credits are not. Here is what Standard, Pro and Max really buy you in seconds of finished video, and where the free tier stops.

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Luma AI Pricing: What Dream Machine Really Costs Per Clip

Luma prices in credits, and credits hide the real number. Here is what a 5-second Ray3 clip actually costs on each plan, why the iOS prices are higher than the web ones, and the rollover rule that quietly wastes money every month.

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Open Source AI Video Generator: What Actually Runs on Your Own GPU

Open weights mean no per-clip billing and no content filter. They also mean your GPU is the bottleneck. Here is what actually runs at home in 2026, what it costs in hardware, and when I still pay for an API instead.

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AI Video Generator for Instagram Reels: The Setup I Actually Use

Specs that matter, the generator split that decides your costs, the safe area nobody mentions, and the three-a-day cap — from two accounts posting Reels daily.

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Do You Have to Label AI Videos? TikTok, YouTube and Instagram Rules

A caption line is not a label. What TikTok, YouTube and Meta actually require for AI-generated video in 2026, where each field lives, and what it costs you in reach.

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Synthesia Alternatives: 6 I Tested Against My Own Budget

Synthesia caps you at 10 minutes a month on Starter. Six alternatives compared on pricing shape, what each is actually for, and what you lose by switching.

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