A local business will pay for a video and will not pay for a full production week.
For client work
Filmoyo for Agencies: Produce Cinematic Ads for Clients
Clients ask for video. A shoot is priced like a crew. Filmoyo is the studio you can sell from, once the commercial license is on the order. The footage is stylized, and you still approve every frame.
The problem
The client wants an ad. The crew quote ends the job.
Template ads are obvious. A one-off AI clip changes faces between shots.
The $27 personal license does not include the right to sell that film to the client.
What you pay
$37 once
$27 for the studio plus $10 for the right to sell the work. No monthly license fee.
What you might charge
A $500 client invoice is an example, not a payout. You set the price. Filmoyo does not supply the client or guarantee the fee. The contrast is the license: $37 once for the right to do the job, against a crew quote that used to make the same job impossible.
You draft the ad from a sentence, lock the product’s “actor” or spokesperson, approve the frames, and export without a Filmoyo watermark. Show the look before you promise live-action.
FAQ
The license, the invoice, the look.
Do I need the commercial license to sell an ad?
Yes, if a client is paying you for the film. The personal studio is $27 and covers your own projects. The commercial license is $10 more on the order form, $37 total, and that is the right to sell the work.
Does Filmoyo pay me $500?
No. Five hundred dollars is an example of a price you might put on an invoice. Filmoyo does not find the client, set your rate, or owe you that money. The $37 is the license. The invoice is your business.
What does the $37 actually buy?
The same studio as the $27 personal license, plus permission to sell films to clients. You still get 600 Core credits and 150 PRO credits. Top-ups are optional and, per the vendor, non-refundable.
Will the ad look like a live shoot?
No. The footage is stylized AI film. Show a client the public demo before you promise a photographic commercial. The advantage is a directed cast and frames you approve, not a camera crew.
Sell the work, don’t rent the studio
$37 once for the right. Your invoice is separate.
The pricing page is the full $27 versus $37 split. The review shows the cast. The contract template is one of the bonuses you claim with the receipt.