The story
Vid.AI generates voiceovers, visuals and edits from an idea or script, aimed at content creators and YouTubers. Plans: Starter $39/mo, Plus $99/mo, Pro $199/mo.
Founded September 2024 in the US; bootstrapped, team of 2–5. TrustMRR lists Meta Ads and influencers as marketing channels.
The founder notes a forward margin estimate made "after pausing Meta ads".
Timeline
- Sep 2024
Founded - Oct 2026
$1.63M all-time revenue, $47k MRR
Our verdict
Partly
Crowded AI-video category; paid acquisition (Meta) is part of the mix, so you need budget and creative testing.
How they grew (free)
- Marketing channels listed: Meta Ads and influencers. Verified source
Tools mentioned: Stripe · Meta Ads
The Pro breakdown
Exact tech stack + monthly costs
1 sourced stack/cost fact, each with its evidence label and link.
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1 sourced timeline step, each with its evidence label and link.
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1 sourced failed experiment, each with its evidence label and link.
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FAQ
How much money does Vid.AI make?
$47k MRR (TrustMRR, Oct 14 2026). Evidence label: Verified (Receipts). MRR: $47,072; Last 30 days: $38,874; All-time revenue: $1,633,980; Active subscriptions: 715.
Is Vid.AI's revenue verified?
Verified (Receipts): Payment-processor data (Stripe / RevenueCat) checked by us or a third-party verifier such as TrustMRR. Source: TrustMRR — Vid.AI.
How long did Vid.AI take to make its first dollar?
Unknown. We haven't found a source for Vid.AI's time to first revenue yet, so we don't guess.
When did Vid.AI start?
Sep 2024: Founded.
Can I replicate Vid.AI?
Our verdict: Partly. Crowded AI-video category; paid acquisition (Meta) is part of the mix, so you need budget and creative testing.
Sources
- TrustMRR — Vid.AI — Revenue verified by TrustMRR via the payment processor API. TrustMRR figures update continuously; re-pull before quoting.