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AutoReel Pricing (2026): Every Plan, the Free Plan, and the Real Cost Per Listing

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AutoReel Pricing (2026): Every Plan, the Free Plan, and the Real Cost Per Listing

Short answer. AutoReel's paid plans start at $30 a month billed yearly for 20 videos a year, or $41 a month on quarterly billing for 5 videos a quarter, and there is a free plan with 2 watermarked videos a month and no card. Reel-E has no free plan, is free to try for 7 days with a card, and costs $44 a month billed yearly ($59 month to month) for 3 listings a month, each with up to six video versions, photo edits and a listing website.

AutoReel figures read on autoreelapp.com/pricing and the autoreelapp.com homepage on October 15, 2026. AutoReel shows a rotating promo code on its pricing page; the prices below are the plan prices shown on that date.

The question agents actually ask is not the sticker price. It is "what will one listing cost me, finished?" AutoReel sells videos; Reel-E sells listings. Below are AutoReel's plans exactly as its page shows them, then the per-listing math both ways, so you can plug in the way you actually post.

AutoReel's Plans in October 2026

AutoReel now sells two billing options, quarterly and yearly; no monthly option is shown on its pricing page. Yearly is "up to 31% off" quarterly and comes with more images per video, more effects and a longer rollover.

Yearly billing

PlanPriceVideos includedAutoReel's per-video figureExtra videoPhoto edits and stagingImages per videoUsers
Essential$30/month20 a year$18$16100 a year25Up to 4
Growth$45/month50 a year$11$12400 a year25Up to 6
Pro$82/month100 a year$10$111,000 a year25Up to 10

Quarterly billing

PlanPriceVideos includedAutoReel's per-video figureExtra videoPhoto edits and stagingImages per videoUsers
Essential$41/month5 a quarter$25$2525 a quarter20Up to 2
Growth$62/month12 a quarter$16$15100 a quarter20Up to 4
Pro$108/month25 a quarter$13$13250 a quarter20Up to 8

Enterprise is custom: 500+ videos a year, 30+ images and 90+ seconds per video, multiple seats per account and API access.

Unused videos roll over for 6 months on quarterly plans and 1 year on yearly plans. Extra photo edits cost $0.49 to $0.89 a photo by plan. AutoReel does not sell single videos without a subscription ("We don't offer pay per video purchases").

What AutoReel Includes (and What It Does Not)

What AutoReel lists on its own pages

  • Photo to video, portrait or landscape per video (its Studio can crop landscape to 9:16)
  • One-click import from Realtor.com
  • AI virtual staging (multi-angle staging on Growth and Pro) and AI photo edits
  • Viral visual effects (3 to 7 per video by plan)
  • AI voiceovers, including a clone of your own voice
  • AI avatars
  • Studio editor with templates, music, captions and branding
  • Several users per plan; API on Enterprise

What its homepage and pricing page do not list

  • A single-property listing website
  • Square (1:1) video
  • Branded and unbranded versions of the same video from one job

If one of those matters to you, ask AutoReel directly before you subscribe; we only report what its pages say.

The Per-Listing Math, Both Ways

Here is the honest version. Count how many separate files you post for one listing, then price them on each tool.

If one landscape video per listing is enough, AutoReel's yearly Essential is $18 a video and its yearly Growth is $11. Reel-E's yearly Essential is about $14.72 a listing ($530 for 36 listings) and Growth about $9.67 ($1,160 for 120).

If you post a landscape file and a vertical, AutoReel's page says a portrait version can come from cropping in Studio or from a second video made in portrait. If you make two videos, double AutoReel's per-video figure. Reel-E's listing price already includes widescreen, vertical and square.

If you also need an unbranded file for the MLS, Reel-E includes branded and unbranded versions of each shape, plus an MLS link. AutoReel's pages do not say how an unbranded copy is made; check before you count it.

Then add what else the listing needs. A Reel-E listing includes 10 photo edits or stagings on Essential (20 on Growth and Pro) and the listing website. AutoReel's yearly Essential includes 100 photo edits and stagings a year across all its videos.

Reel-E vs AutoReel at a Glance

Reel-EAutoReel
What you pay forA listing: up to 6 video versions, photo edits, a listing websiteA video, in portrait or landscape
Billing optionsMonthly or yearlyQuarterly or yearly
Entry price$44/month billed yearly ($530/year) for 3 listings a month; $59 month to month$30/month billed yearly for 20 videos a year; $41/month on quarterly billing for 5 videos a quarter
Middle planGrowth: $97/month yearly or $129 monthly, 10 listings a monthGrowth: $45/month yearly (50 videos a year) or $62/month quarterly (12 a quarter)
Top self-serve planPro: $449/month yearly or $599 monthly, 50 listings a month, 4KPro: $82/month yearly (100 videos a year) or $108/month quarterly (25 a quarter)
Free optionNone; free to try for 7 days, card required, cancel anytimeFree plan, no card, 2 watermarked videos a month; paid plans have a 7-day trial with 3 watermark-free videos
Video shapes per jobWidescreen, vertical and square, each branded and unbranded (up to 6)Portrait or landscape per video; Studio can crop landscape to 9:16
Time to a videoAbout two minutes"Typically ready within 10-15 minutes"
Photos per video20 (Essential), 40 (Growth, Pro)20 (quarterly), 25 (yearly), 30+ (Enterprise)
Virtual staging and photo editsYes; 10 / 20 / 20 credits per listingYes; 25 to 250 a quarter or 100 to 1,000 a year by plan
AI voiceoverYes: five AI voices or your own recording, English and Spanish, captionsYes: library voices or a clone of your voice
AI avatarsNoYes
Listing websiteYes, every planNot listed among its features
MLSMLS link plus unbranded widescreen MP4Not stated on the pages read
Import a listingRedfin, Compass, Coldwell Banker, RE/MAX and most brokerage linksOne-click import from Realtor.com
UsersOne login per account2 to 10 users included by plan; more on Enterprise
Edits and re-rendersUnmetered on every planExtra videos $11 to $25 each by plan

AutoReel figures read on autoreelapp.com/pricing and the autoreelapp.com homepage on October 15, 2026. Prices change; check both pages before you buy.

What a Year Costs at Three Volumes

All on yearly billing, using each company's published plan prices. AutoReel numbers assume one video per listing; Reel-E numbers are listings, each with up to six video versions.

Listings a yearAutoReel (yearly)Reel-E (yearly)
20 (about 2 a month)Essential: $360 for 20 videosEssential: $530 for up to 36 listings
50 (about 4 a month)Growth: $540 for 50 videosGrowth: $1,160 for up to 120 listings
120 (10 a month)Growth $540 + 70 extra videos at $12 = $1,380; or Pro $984 + 20 extra at $11 = $1,204Growth: $1,160 for up to 120 listings

At low volume with one landscape video per listing, AutoReel is cheaper on yearly billing. At ten listings a month, or as soon as you post more than one version of each listing, Reel-E costs the same or less and includes the photo edits and the website. I would rather show you where the line falls than pretend it does not exist.

Sample Reel-E output: The Invibe House, made from a single set of listing photos.
Workspace flat-lay with pricing comparison sheets and calculator on marble surface
Comparing listing video pricing plans side by side

When AutoReel Is the Better Buy

  • You make one landscape video per listing, fewer than about 20 a year, and want the lowest yearly bill.
  • You want a free plan with no card before you commit.
  • Several people need their own logins (2 to 10 users by plan).
  • You want AI avatars or a cloned voice.

When Reel-E Is the Better Buy

  • You post more than one version of each listing: a vertical for Reels and TikTok, a square for the feed, an unbranded file and an MLS link.
  • You want a listing website for every property, with a lead form, analytics, QR code and flyer, at no extra cost.
  • You want photo edits and staging counted per listing (10 or 20 credits), not shared across the year.
  • You list ten or more properties a month, where Reel-E Growth at $1,160 a year covers up to 120 listings.
  • You want 4K output on Pro, monthly billing as an option, and edits that never use up a credit.

Try Reel-E Free for 7 Days

Edits Are Included, Which Changes the Math

Your cost is the finished job, not the first render. In Reel-E, Keylight Studio is the full-screen editor for the shots, order, movement, length, framing per shape, text, music, voiceover and branding, and edits and re-renders are included and unmetered on every plan and the trial (trial output is watermarked). Change the music the night before the open house and it costs nothing.

The 7-day trial includes 3 listings with up to 20 photos each. A card is required, nothing is charged during the trial, and cancelling before it ends costs nothing. Trial videos are watermarked; clean downloads come with a paid plan.

Reel-E Pricing Plans: Quick Reference

For a direct comparison, here are Reel-E's current plans:

PlanMonthlyAnnual (per month)Yearly chargeListings/MonthPhotos/ListingPhoto edits and staging per listingAI+ per listingResolutionRollover
Essential$59$44$5303201061080pUp to 9
Growth$129$97$1,160104020101080pUp to 30
Pro$599$449$5,390504020124KUp to 150

Every plan includes up to six video versions per listing, the listing website, AI voiceover, unmetered edits and AI camera motion. Paid downloads carry no watermark. The full pricing breakdown is on the pricing page.

AutoReel Pricing vs the Broader Market

AutoReel does not exist in a vacuum, and neither does Reel-E. To put the pricing in context, here is how both platforms compare against other tools agents are evaluating in 2026, as each company's pricing page showed on October 15, 2026:

ToolEntry paid price (read October 15, 2026)Free optionMade for real estate
Reel-E$44/month billed yearly; $59 month to monthNo; 7-day trial, card requiredYes
AutoReel$30/month billed yearly; $41/month quarterlyFree plan, 2 watermarked videos a monthYes
BetterSpace$29/month (Lite, 100 credits)Free plan, 2 videos a month, no cardYes
VideoTour.ai$29/month for 10 videosFirst video freeYes
PhotoAIVideo$37.50/month billed yearly ($450/year)Free plan, 1 project, watermarkedYes
Amplifiles$1.50 per image, or $29/month1,200 free credits, no cardYes
CanvaPro $144/yearFree planNo

Sources: each company's pricing page on October 15, 2026 (betterspace.ai/pricing, videotour.ai/pricing, photoaivideo.com/pricing, amplifiles.ai/pricing, canva.com/pricing).

General-purpose tools such as Canva and InVideo now include AI video features, so dismissing them as non-AI software misses the point. The question is how much work remains to turn your actual listing photos into the full marketing package. A generic editor's timeline is different from a purpose-built listing product. If your time is worth anything, the manual assembly, revisions, branding, and delivery steps belong in the cost comparison.

At the other end, hiring a videographer for $300-$1,500 per listing produces cinematic results but completely destroys your per-listing margin at volume. The sweet spot for most agents is an AI platform that automates the production without requiring manual editing. That is the category AutoReel and Reel-E compete in, and where the pricing comparison actually matters.

Real estate agent reviewing listing video options on laptop in bright kitchen
Evaluating video output options before choosing a plan

Listing Website Generation

AutoReel's homepage and pricing page do not list a listing website. Reel-E publishes a single-property website for every listing with one click: video hero, gallery, price and details, features, map, one open house date, floor plans, a 3D tour link, a market status badge, a contact form that emails the lead to you, and visit analytics over 7, 30 and 90 days, plus a QR code and a printable flyer. A .com domain can be bought in the app for $49 a year. If you already pay for a separate listing-page tool, count that in the comparison.

What About AutoReel's Free Plan?

AutoReel has two ways to try it. The free plan needs no card and makes 2 videos a month with an AutoReel watermark (homepage FAQ). The 7-day trial on a paid plan gives 3 watermark-free videos and access to the platform, and the card is charged when the trial ends (pricing page and homepage FAQ, October 15, 2026).

Reel-E has no free plan. It is free to try for 7 days with a card up front: 3 listings, 20 photos each, 5 photo edits, 2 AI+ activations, watermarked downloads, nothing charged during the trial, and nothing owed if you cancel before it ends.

Use either trial the same way: pick a representative listing with a difficult exterior and a reflective kitchen, not the easiest hero shot, and look at what you would actually send the seller.

Real estate agent presenting property video to sellers in a bright meeting room
Presenting a polished listing video builds seller confidence at every price point

The Bottom Line on AutoReel Pricing

AutoReel is a solid video tool with a low yearly entry price: $30 a month for 20 videos a year, a free plan to start, and several logins on every plan. If you need one landscape video for a handful of listings a year, that is hard to beat.

Reel-E costs more at the entry tier because it prices something different: a whole listing. One upload gives you edited and staged photos, the video in six versions and a listing website, and the edits are unlimited. Once you post more than one version of a listing, or list ten homes a month, the per-listing number usually favors Reel-E.

Whichever you pick, do the math with the way you actually post. The monthly sticker price is the least useful number on any pricing page.

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Ori H.

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Ori H.

Founder, Reel-E

Ori spent a decade producing real estate video for shows like Netflix's Selling Sunset, CNBC's Listing Impossible, and creators like MrBeast. He has filmed over $50B in property value across luxury residential, global resorts, and institutional portfolios for clients including Blackstone, Greystar, Toll Brothers, and Lennar. He built Reel-E's AI video engine from scratch to give every agent access to cinematic listing video without the production budget.

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