Client video with published production math.
Onira automates research-to-render production while your agency owns strategy, sources, client approval, packaging, and publishing. Plan capacity and credit estimates stay visible.
Variable
Provider-dependent processing
Before agency and client review
$749
Pro plan/mo
22,000 credits; run-specific preflight
30+
Narration languages
Serve global client rosters
30 min
Max video length
Full-length client productions
The economics
Pro plan capacity planning
| Traditional | With Onira | |
|---|---|---|
| Published plan price | Custom quote | $749/mo |
| Production estimate | Scope dependent | Quoted before each run |
| Pro capacity | Contract dependent | 22,000 credits; 3 concurrent runs |
Video demand is up. Margins are not.
Every new video client means a new editor search, a new project management layer, a new quality-control cycle. Production costs scale linearly with output. One missed freelancer deadline cascades across four client deliverables simultaneously.
Clients want more video - YouTube series, social content, training material, brand storytelling. But the only way to say yes has been to hire proportionally. The margin on video production shrinks with every person added to the pipeline.
The constraint is not creative capacity. It is that production has always required headcount - and headcount limits what an agency can profitably take on.
Brief the pipeline. Review a finished client video.
Onira replaces the production pipeline - not the creative strategy or account management your agency already does. Your strategists write the brief. Your account managers own the client relationship. Onira handles every step from narration to final export.
Choose the correct workspace and show the credit estimate before every run. Eligible failures can resume from a checkpoint, while operation and settlement logs remain authoritative.
Pro includes 22,000 credits. Plan capacity should use the expected-to-maximum quote shown for each run rather than a fixed credits-per-minute assumption.
Designed for controlled team production.
Workspaces, credit estimates, team access, concurrent-run limits, and checkpointed recovery for agency production.
Workspace Separation
Organizations provide workspace boundaries for projects, billing, and access. Agencies should confirm the right workspace and subscription structure for each client before production.
Team Collaboration
Plan seat limits and organization membership let teams collaborate inside a workspace. The Pro plan supports unlimited members and three concurrent pipeline runs by default.
Transparent Credit Math
Every run presents a credit estimate before it starts. Agencies can approve the estimate and reconcile actual logged operations after production.
Concurrent Run Limits
Creator, Studio, and Pro default to one, two, and three concurrent runs. New work waits for available capacity at the planning level; the product does not promise an unlimited monthly queue.
Checkpointed Runs
Eligible failures can resume from the earliest failed checkpoint while preserving completed parallel siblings. Settlement and credit records remain authoritative.
30+ Narration Languages
ElevenLabs eleven_v3 covers 30+ languages. Serve international clients or multilingual brands without sourcing additional voice talent.
Every client type, one pipeline.
Faceless YouTube Management
Produce narration-led episodes for multiple client channels while keeping editorial strategy, source review, packaging, and publishing with the agency.
Brand Storytelling Retainers
Build monthly content packages around repeatable briefs and review standards. Generated media can vary, so every client deliverable still needs quality control.
B2B Explainer Content
Product explainers, category education, and thought-leadership video for B2B brands. Plan-supported targets reach 10 minutes on Creator, 20 on Studio, and 30 on Pro; every film remains subject to brand, factual, and rights review.
Internal-Comms Outsourcing
Training, onboarding, and internal explainers where a narration-led visual format fits. Sensitive or regulated material requires client subject-matter review.
Brief in. Finished video out.
Choose the workspace and access
Confirm the organization, project, billing owner, and team membership before starting. Use workspace boundaries that match the client agreement.
Prompt from the client brief
Paste the brief or content plan. Onira's OpenAI GPT-5.4 pipeline reads it, structures a cinematic narrative, and shows the credit cost before a single frame renders.
Pipeline produces a reviewable export
Narration locks first via ElevenLabs eleven_v3. Then visuals - Pixverse v6 animation, Gemini 3.1 Flash Image stills, ElevenLabs Music score. Remotion assembles the final MP4.
Review, approve, deliver
Review the finished video in your existing client workflow. Eligible failed runs can resume from their earliest failed checkpoint; actual operation logs remain the billing record.
The agency production case.
Plan Capacity with Real Math
The Pro plan includes 22,000 credits. The number of productions depends on duration, quality profile, provider operations, and retries; use each run's expected-to-maximum preflight estimate for capacity planning.
Model Margin Before Selling
Use the published plan price and per-run estimate in your scope. Do not promise client margin until you include review time, account work, revisions, rights, and actual credit use.
Set a Defensible SLA
Production time varies with duration, quality profile, provider capacity, retries, and client review. Build those variables into the SLA.
Consistent Workflow, Variable Output
Every run follows the same production stages, but generated media can vary. An experienced reviewer remains responsible for facts, continuity, rights, and client standards.
Cinematic Output, Not Template Output
Onira produces scene-specific imagery, motion, narration, score, and narrative pacing for review. The final quality depends on the brief, models, and editorial checks.
Augment the Production Team
The pipeline automates production work, not strategy, subject expertise, client approval, packaging, or publishing. Agencies should sell the workflow they can actually support.
Scope client video. Keep the math honest.
Production time varies with duration, quality profile, provider capacity, retries, and client review. Pro is $749/month for 22,000 credits and three concurrent runs; review stays with your team.
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Frequently asked questions
Can a content agency produce client videos with Onira?
Yes. Onira delivers a finished MP4 with generated scenes, narration, score, subtitles, and Remotion assembly. The agency remains responsible for strategy, factual review, rights, client approval, packaging, and publishing.
What does agency-scale video production cost with Onira?
Pro plan is $749/mo for 22,000 credits. The number of productions depends on duration, quality profile, provider operations, and retries; use each run's expected-to-maximum preflight estimate for capacity planning.
How does Onira handle multiple clients without mixing up work?
Organizations provide workspace boundaries for projects, billing, and membership. Agencies should confirm whether each client needs a separate organization and subscription before production.
How does transparent credit billing work for agencies?
Every run presents a credit estimate before the pipeline starts. Actual provider operations and settlement logs remain authoritative, so agencies should reconcile estimates against completed usage.
What happens if a production fails partway through?
Eligible user resumes restart from the earliest failed checkpoint and preserve completed parallel siblings. Resume limits apply, and operation and settlement logs remain authoritative for credits.
Can agencies deliver Onira-produced video to clients under their own brand?
You can deliver the finished MP4s to clients however you want - that's just video. There's no separate reseller tier of the Onira product itself; the editor, the credit dashboard, and the dashboard URL are Onira-branded. If your agency operates client-facing studios where the editor must look like your studio, that's a custom integration conversation - talk to us. Standard agency workflows ship the MP4 and keep the production tooling internal.