How many credits does it cost to localize an ad in InVideo Agent One?
Last updated August 1, 2026
Localizing one ad in the invideo agent costs about 570 credits (~$145) — new character, location, voiceover, and translated app screens — and that figure already includes an ~85% clip rejection rate. Batched across markets, documented runs dropped to roughly $70 per localized ad, so plan for a $70–$150 per-ad range.
Budget around 570 credits per localization as your baseline. Those credits cover the full asset regeneration a market swap requires: about 4 character and location reference sheets, roughly 13 video clip generations, 5 translated app UI screens, and a new voiceover — one documented run generated 27 images per localized ad. The number is honest about waste: it includes every rejected generation, and in the documented run about 85% of clips were rejected before the final cut.
Costs drop when you batch markets, because documented runs vary with how much gets reused:
Documented run | Credits | Cost | Per localized ad |
|---|---|---|---|
Single character + language swap | 570 | ~$145 | ~$145 |
3 ads localized into 2 markets (6 ads) | ~1,700 | ~$425 | ~$70 |
Batched multi-market run (multi-agent) | — | — | ~$150 |
Across documented productions, one localization lands between ~$70 and ~$150 depending on how much you batch and iterate — the low end comes from running multiple markets inside the same project, where the shot structure, music bed, pacing, and change plan are built once and only cast, location, voiceover, and UI text regenerate per market. Locking each asset tier in sequence — characters, then locations, then clips, then UI screens, then voiceover — prevents rework from inflating the credit count.
Get your own estimate before spending anything: ask the invideo agent for an estimated generation breakdown up front, and it will report how many reference sheets, video clips, and UI screens it plans to generate so you know approximate spend before committing credits. Actual spend then depends mostly on your iteration volume — clip regenerations are the expensive tier, reference sheets and stills the cheap one.
If only the product changes — same market, same language — you don't need the localization workflow at all: a product swap runs about 115 credits (~$30), roughly one-fifth the credits of a full localization.
On throughput, the first localization takes about 2 hours (one documented batch averaged ~2.5 hours per recreated ad); each additional market after that takes about 1 hour, and a single creative can ship around 6 localizations in a day once the workflow is locked.
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I rejected about 85% of all clips. Each product swap cost me about 115 credits, which is roughly around $30. And each localization ad cost me about 570 credits, which comes to about $145.
— invideo's creative team