“I budgeted three weeks for the launch film. It took a Tuesday and $4.86.”
Vrex · The multimodal atelier$1 to open · MMXXVI
Every engine.One balance.Coffee money.*
The leading voice, image, video, music, and avatar engines on one balance, at rates below their own front doors. Eight seconds of finished film: fourteen cents.
* A $6 latte buys six minutes of film. We did the math twice.
No subscription · No card to start · Commercial rights included
I.The press· one brief, every mediumProof 1 / 005 · The brief
Watch one sentence become five proofs.
( keep scrolling, you run the press )
The ledger · runningNº 001
Steam curls off the first pour of the day. A thirty-second launch spot for a neighborhood roastery.
Voice · the read$0.005
Image · the still$0.013
Video · the cut (8s)$0.16
Music · the bed (0:30)$0.06
Avatar · the line$0.50
Total, so far$0.00
One campaign. Seventy-four cents.
Keep the change.
Proof 001 · Voice− $0.005
Proof 002 · Image− $0.013
Proof 003 · Video− $0.16
Proof 004 · Music− $0.06
Proof 005 · Avatar− $0.50
II.The figures002 / 011
II. The figures · the price of an image
$0.013.
384 finished stills to a five-dollar bill.
One second of film
$0.02
Eight seconds of cinema: $0.16.
House math · what a balance buys
Never.
Balance never expires — spend it in a week or a year, your call.
III.The bench003 / 011
The bench
Your turn. Set a line in voice.
Type your next ad read, tagline, or trailer line. The meter prices it before a cent moves. No plan, no minimum.
01 · set the line02 · read the meter03 · pull the proof
Also prints: image · video · music · avatar → the Playground
The bench · voice
0 characters → $0.0000at $0.005 / 1k
Awaiting a line
Receipt · demonstration onlyBench Nº 0002
A demonstration bench; the real one talks back. Silence, for the record, is free.
IV.Petty Cash004 / 011
Petty Cash
We left small change on the counter.
Click the paper. Every stamp is a real rate: $0.013, the posted price of an image.
Petty cash spent $0.000
V.The Wall005 / 011
The Wall
Pulled by people. Hung wet.
Stress-tested.
Conditions: five rooms, one balance. Damage: the subscription model.
“Docked a point: my clients now assume I have staff.”
Commercial rights on every render.
The fine print, set large
“The client asked for the campaign in twelve languages. Finance asked for one invoice. Both got it.”
Pay for the work, not the month.
House rule Nº 1
“I cancelled five subscriptions and thanked each one individually.”
Languages · the voice room reads yours
“The estimate said $0.718. The invoice said $0.718. I framed it.”
VI.The Studio006 / 011
NewA studio of its own
The rooms make takes. The Studio makes films.
Brief a whole production in one sentence. A crew writes, casts, shoots, scores, and cuts. You approve one price before a cent moves.
Reel Nº 04The Lighthouse Keeper · 0:50 · 16:9
VII.The Price Sheet007 / 011
The Price Sheet
The whole price list fits on a plate.
No tiers to decode, no seats to count. You pay for exactly what you render, in real US dollars, from one pool.
| Medium | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Voice — text to speech | per 1,000 characters | $0.005 |
| Image generation | per image | $0.013 |
| Music generation | per second | $0.002 |
| Video generation | per second | $0.02 |
| Vrex Avatar — lipsync | per second | $0.05 |
| Vrex Avatar Pro — lipsync | per second | $0.08 |
| Avatar poses & stills | per image | $0.013 |
| Create an avatar | one-time · clone + headshot | $1.00 |
Top-up packs
Add balance once. Spend it across every medium, on your own schedule.
Balance never expires · Prices shown per unit. Top-up packs add real USD to one shared balance — no subscription, no auto-renew, nothing taken back.
VIII.Use Cases008 / 011
Use Cases
Made for people who ship more than one thing.
Most projects need a voice, a picture, and a clip. Here's who runs the whole brief through one balance.
The Podcaster
Records the episode, then needs everything around it — without three more tools.
- An intro and outro read by a cloned host voice
- Square cover art and a quote still per episode
- A short audiogram clip for the feed
The Marketer
Ships a campaign a week and can't wait on a queue for each asset.
- Ad voiceover in the launch market's language
- A set of editorial product stills, one prompt
- Eight-second motion cutdowns for paid social
The Filmmaker
Boards and pitches fast, then proofs ideas before the real shoot.
- Scratch narration in the lead character's voice
- Lookbook frames to lock the palette and lens
- Animatic shots to test a sequence end to end
IX.IX. The trade counter · teams & volume009 / 011
IX. The trade counter · teams & volume
Bring the whole department. Leave with one invoice.
The same five engines, bought the way a business buys: through the API, at rates that step down with volume, on paper your finance team will actually sign.
01
The APIEvery room behind one endpoint
Ship voice, stills, film, music, and avatars straight from inside your own product, billed at the posted rates as you go.
02
Volume ratesThe price sheet is a ceiling, not a floor
Past a million renders a month, rates step down. Write to the trade desk and we put the new rate in writing.
03
One invoiceOne line, once a month
Every render itemized to the cent on a single invoice — the same shared balance as the atelier, no seats to count and no licenses to true up at renewal.
Commercial rights at every tier · Net-30 on request · Same balance as the atelier
X.Questions Answered010 / 011
Questions Answered
Before you ask at the front desk.
How does pricing actually work?
You pay per unit, in real US dollars: $0.005 per 1,000 characters of speech, $0.013 per image, $0.02 per second of video. No subscription and no seats — your balance is only spent when you render something.
Can I use what I make commercially?
Yes. Commercial rights are included on every render across all three mediums — voice, image, and video. Publish, sell, or broadcast what you create.
Does my balance ever expire?
No. Balance you add never expires and never resets. Top up once, spend it next week or next year — it stays exactly where you left it.
Which languages does the voice support?
Text to speech runs on the OmniVoice model (sherpa-onnx), which supports 600+ languages and accents. Write in your language; it reads in it.
Can I clone a voice?
Yes. Provide a short, clean audio sample and Vrex builds a voice you can then narrate anything in — across languages, on the same balance.
What files do I get out?
Voice exports as MP3 or WAV, images as PNG or WebP, and video as MP4. Standard formats, ready to drop into any editor or player.
Is there a free way to try it?
Yes. Sign up and $1 lands in your balance — about 76 images, 50 seconds of video, or 200,000 characters — enough to run a real prompt through all three rooms before you add a cent. No card required.
Do the three mediums share one account?
They do. One login, one balance, three rooms. Move from a narration to a still to a clip without switching tools or paying another bill.
