Pexo
EXTREMO LIMITED · Pexo: Conversational AI Video Agent for Launch Videos, Product Ads, and Explainers
Pexo is a conversational AI video agent that turns an idea, a website URL, a script, images, or audio into a finished video with voiceover, music, captions, and motion graphics. It plans the script and shots, picks the generation model for each step, and takes revisions through chat. It suits founders, marketers, and small teams who need launch videos, product ads, and social clips without editing on a timeline.
Best for
Founders, indie hackers, SaaS product marketers, e-commerce sellers, and small content teams who need finished launch videos, product ads, explainers, and social clips from a brief or a URL, without a production team or timeline editing
Not ideal for
Editors working from footage they have already shot, teams that need frame-accurate manual control or a self-hosted tool, and buyers who need a fixed, predictable cost per video
Who it's for
Founders, product marketers, growth and brand teams, agencies, creators, and e-commerce sellers who need video content without an in-house production team
Capabilities
- Starts from a text idea, a website URL, a PDF, a script, images, video clips, or audio, and develops the script, scenes, shots, and creative direction with you
- Optional detailed script and visual storyboard to review before production, for longer or multi-scene videos
- Selects a generation model for each step (Seedance, Kling, Hailuo/MiniMax, HappyHorse, Nano Banana, GPT-Image-2, and others), or uses one you name
- Assembles a single finished video with voiceover, music, captions, transitions, pacing, and a motion-graphics layer for kinetic type and beat-synced titles
- Revisions through chat or Mark to Fix: pause on a frame, mark the area, and comment on what should change
- More than 11,000 voices across dozens of languages, voice cloning from a sample of about 30 seconds, AI avatars, and lip sync
- Brand memory that carries your brand voice, preferred styles, approved directions, and earlier feedback into new projects
- Repurposing: split a long video into shorter clips, extend a video with new scenes, or reformat it for TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and X
- Open-source (MIT) Pexo skills that let Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, Manus, and other skills-compatible agents generate videos and browse your video history
Limitations
- Sign-up currently asks for an invitation code: Pexo's setup guide tells new users to enter one when activating an account, and the sign-in screen points to its Discord community for codes or to a waitlist
- Usage is billed in credits that depend on the models used and the video's length, so the cost of a given video is not fixed in advance
- Subscription credits expire at the end of each billing cycle and do not roll over, and add-on credit packs are available to subscribers only
- Part of each plan's current monthly credit total is a bonus that Pexo labels limited-time, so the allowance may shrink when the promotion ends
- All payments, including subscription fees and unused credits, are non-refundable except where required by law
- Watermark-free exports require a paid plan and may stop being available after you cancel
- No timeline editor is documented: changes go through conversation and Mark to Fix, so frame-accurate manual edits need a separate editor
- Output depends on third-party generation models that Pexo routes to, and no self-hosted deployment is documented
Use cases
- Turning a product or landing page URL into a one-minute launch video with motion graphics for launch day
- Generating several vertical ad variants from one product photo to A/B test on TikTok and Instagram
- Producing a narrated explainer from a written script, with a storyboard approved before generation
- Splitting a long video into short clips and reformatting them for YouTube Shorts, Reels, and X
- Asking a coding agent such as Claude Code to make a demo video of a newly shipped feature through the Pexo skill
Our take
Pexo is aimed at the person who needs a finished launch video or ad, not a folder of clips. Planning, model choice, voiceover, captions, and music happen inside one conversation, and Mark to Fix makes revisions far less painful than re-prompting a single-model generator. The cost of that convenience is predictability: credits vary by model and length, expire monthly, and are non-refundable, so try the free start on a real brief before you pick a plan. Teams that edit recorded footage or need exact control over every frame will still want a conventional editor.
Who should use it
Founders and SaaS teams producing launch and demo videos, marketers who need many ad and social variants from one brief, e-commerce sellers turning product photos and pages into video, and developers who want to generate videos from inside Claude Code or Cursor.
Who should skip it
Editors cutting their own recorded footage, teams that need precise frame-level control or self-hosted tools, and buyers who need a fixed price per finished video.
Strengths
- Delivers an assembled video with voiceover, music, and captions rather than single raw clips
- Picks generation models per step, so you do not need to learn each model
- Revisions by chat or by marking a frame, without restarting the project
- Can start from a URL, a script, or your own assets
- Usable from Claude Code, Cursor, and other agents through open-source skills
Weaknesses
- Credit-based pricing makes the cost of each video variable
- Credits expire monthly and payments are non-refundable
- Sign-up currently asks for an invitation code
- No timeline editor for precise manual edits
Pexo pricing
Free
$0
- Starter credits for new users
- Community support
- Watermark-free exports require a paid plan
Pro
$30
Billed monthly
- 4,800 credits per month (3,000 base plus a 1,800 limited-time bonus)
- About 2 to 5 minutes of finished video, by Pexo's estimate
- No watermarks and commercial use rights
- Premium models, faster generation, on-demand credit top-ups
Elite
$60
Billed monthly
- 10,000 credits per month (7,200 base plus a 2,800 limited-time bonus)
- About 5 to 11 minutes of finished video, by Pexo's estimate
- No watermarks and commercial use rights
Max
From $100
Billed monthly
- 18,000 credits per month at $100 (14,000 base plus a 4,000 limited-time bonus)
- Volume tiers up to $2,000 a month for 360,000 credits
- About 9 to 20 minutes of finished video at $100, by Pexo's estimate
Free tier limits: New users get starter credits; Pexo does not publish the amount. Watermark-free exports require a paid plan.
Note: Each video costs credits based on the models used and its length; credits cover the whole workflow, including visuals, audio, captions, and editing. Current monthly totals include a bonus Pexo labels limited-time. Subscribers can buy add-on packs from $10 for 1,000 credits, with a 10% discount from 10,000 credits. Subscription credits expire at the end of each billing cycle; bonus and add-on credits have their own expiry, and credits closest to expiring are used first. Upgrades apply immediately with the price difference charged upfront; downgrades apply at the next cycle. All payments are non-refundable except where required by law.
Technical specs
Modalities
Text, Image, Video, Audio
API pricing
API keys used by Pexo skills draw on the same credits as the web app
Available models
Where Pexo excels
Launch video for a new SaaS feature
Pasting the feature page URL and asking for a one-minute launch video lets Pexo pull the key message from the page, propose a script, and deliver a cut with motion graphics and music that can be adjusted with Mark to Fix.
Ad variants for paid social testing
One product photo and a goal can become several vertical variants in different styles, each with voiceover and captions, which gives a small team test material without a studio.
Demo videos from a coding agent
With the Pexo skill installed, a developer can ask Claude Code or Cursor for a short video of a shipped feature and get the finished file back in the same session.
How Pexo fits alongside other tools
Pexo and Descript
Descript edits media you have already recorded by editing its transcript, with AI cleanup for voice and video. Pexo generates new video from a brief, URL, or assets. A team can use Pexo for generated launch or ad videos and Descript for recorded interviews, podcasts, and screen recordings.
Pexo and Eddie AI
Eddie AI logs raw footage and builds rough cuts that hand off to Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, or Avid. Pexo creates the footage itself and delivers a finished video without a timeline. Eddie AI fits productions built on shot footage, and Pexo fits videos that start from an idea or a product page.
Frequently asked questions
What is Pexo?
Pexo is a conversational AI video agent from EXTREMO LIMITED. You describe the video you want, or give it a URL, script, images, or audio, and it plans the script and shots, chooses the generation models, and delivers a finished video with voiceover, music, captions, and motion graphics that you can revise through chat.
How much does Pexo cost?
Pexo is free to start with starter credits for new users, and usage is billed in credits. Paid plans are Pro at $30 a month (4,800 monthly credits), Elite at $60 a month (10,000 credits), and Max from $100 a month (18,000 credits) up to $2,000 a month, and each includes watermark-free exports and commercial use rights. Those credit totals currently include a limited-time bonus. Subscribers can buy add-on packs from $10 for 1,000 credits. Subscription credits expire at the end of each billing cycle, and payments are non-refundable.
Which AI models does Pexo use?
Pexo routes each step to a model it selects. Its site lists Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, Kling AI 3.0, HappyHorse 1.0, MiniMax, Nano Banana, and GPT-Image-2, and its skills documentation says it chooses across more than ten engines. You can also name a specific model.
Can I use Pexo from Claude Code or Cursor?
Yes. Pexo publishes MIT-licensed agent skills on GitHub (pexoai/pexo-skills) that you install with one command and connect with a Pexo API key. They work with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, Manus, and other agents that support the skills standard, and they use the same credits as the web app.
Do I need an invitation code to use Pexo?
Currently, yes. Pexo's setup guide tells new users to log in with a Gmail account and enter an invite code to activate the account, and the sign-in screen points to Pexo's Discord community for codes, with a waitlist for people who do not have one.
Is Pexo open source?
The Pexo service is not open source. Its agent skills repository, which lets other AI agents call Pexo, is open source under the MIT license.
Integrations & fit
About Pexo
Pexo works like a chat with a video producer. You start with a rough idea, a product or landing page URL, a PDF, or your own clips, images, audio, and brand files, and Pexo develops the script, scenes, shots, and creative direction with you. For longer or detail-heavy videos you can ask for a script and visual storyboard first and approve them before production starts. Pexo then chooses the generation models behind the scenes (its site lists Seedance, Kling, Hailuo/MiniMax, HappyHorse, Nano Banana, and GPT-Image-2 among them), generates the scenes, and assembles one video with the edit, voiceover, captions, music, transitions, and pacing handled. Revisions happen in the same conversation: ask for a broader change such as a new tone or extra scenes, or use Mark to Fix to pause on a frame, mark an area, and leave a comment the way you would in a shared document. Pexo also remembers your brand voice, preferred styles, and earlier feedback across projects. Recent additions include a motion-graphics layer for beat-synced titles and word-by-word captions, voice cloning from a sample of about 30 seconds, and a library of more than 11,000 voices. The same agent can be called from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, and other agents through Pexo's MIT-licensed skills, which use a Pexo API key and the same credits as the web app. Paid plans start at $30 a month. The tradeoffs: usage is billed in credits that vary by model and length, subscription credits expire each billing cycle, payments are non-refundable, sign-up currently asks for an invitation code, and there is no timeline editor for frame-level manual edits. It is a good fit when you want a finished, post-ready video from a brief, and a weaker fit when you want to edit footage you have already shot.
Updates from Pexo
Pexo added more than 11,000 voices across dozens of languages, including English, Japanese, German, Korean, Spanish, and Chinese, translated its interface into more languages, and added recent projects to the creation page sidebar.
Motion adds titles timed to the beat, captions synced word by word, kinetic type, and animated numbers. Pexo applies it where the footage calls for it, and you can ask for specific text, placement, and timing in plain words.
Pexo can clone a voice from a sample of roughly 30 seconds shared in the conversation and apply it to any voiceover.
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