Every client on camera. No shoot days.
Each client approves their Digital Twin once. After that your team renders.
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Free to start, and a client's Digital Twin starts on the Plus plan.
Every client on camera. No shoot days.
Video is the thing every client asks for and the thing that eats your margin, because it needs their founder in front of a camera and their founder has no afternoon. So build a Digital Twin for each client instead. They approve it once, from their own phone, in about a minute. After that your team writes the script and renders a finished video in that client's real face and voice, as many times a month as the retainer says.
Free to start, and a client's Digital Twin starts on the Plus plan.
Your client gives their own consent. Kyndrify renders the video in their own face and voice. You deliver it, and nothing here posts or schedules anything.
Part of Use cases.
What your client has to do
One recording
Between fifteen and ninety seconds on their own phone, once per client. Everything after that happens inside your Workspace.
Can an agency make videos of a client without booking a shoot?
Yes. You build a Digital Twin for each client from a photo and a short voice sample, and the client approves it by recording fifteen to ninety seconds on their own phone. After that your team writes the script and renders the video in that client's real face and voice. Kyndrify renders it. You deliver it.
Who it is for
Agencies, studios and freelancers who already sell content to other people's brands and want video on the retainer.
What you need
One clear photo of the client’s founder, a short voice sample, and fifteen to ninety seconds of consent recorded by that founder on their own phone. ten seconds of clear audio is enough for a voice that is truly theirs.
What it costs
152 credits a second of finished video, with a 120-credit minimum on a very short one. A client’s Digital Twin starts on Plus, which is $49 a month billed yearly or $59 month to month, and holds up to three twins. Pro is $99 yearly or $119 monthly, holds up to ten, and is the plan that adds seats at $20 a person a month. Max is $199 yearly or $239 monthly, holds up to 25, and is where your own name goes on the consent page. See the plans.
What it does not do
It will not record your client's consent for you. It gives your client no login and no portal. It does not bill or invoice per client. And it does not post anything.
Two words worth pinning down. A Digital Twin is a real person who has agreed to it on camera, which is what makes it safe to hand to your team. An Avatar is a made-up character with nobody behind it, so it needs no consent at all and it is what a Free Workspace starts with.
Why AI video for agencies keeps stalling at the shoot.
You can write a month of a client's content in a morning. You cannot put their founder in front of a camera in a morning, and that one dependency is what turns a two-week deliverable into a quarter.
- The video line on the retainer is the one you quote high and still lose money on.
- The founder's calendar is the bottleneck, and it is the one calendar you do not control.
- One booked shoot slips twice, and the client feels every week of it.
- A crew on every account means growth costs you the margin it brings in.
- A single changed sentence means another shoot, or a cut you hope nobody notices.
- More output means more editors, so the only way to grow is to hire.
Two ways a client’s quarter of video actually goes.
With a shoot
- Ask for a half day. Get one in five weeks. Move it twice.
- Shoot six videos in the day, because that is what a day holds.
- Deliver them over three weeks, then nothing until the next booking.
- One changed line in month two means the whole thing again.
With a Digital Twin
- One recording from the founder's phone, under two minutes of their day.
- Write the month's scripts on Monday.
- Render them in one sitting and deliver on Tuesday.
- A changed line is a changed line. Render it again, same face, same voice.
What running client video actually looks like.
Set the client up
A photo, a voice sample, and one recording they make themselves. It happens once per client, and most of it is yours to do rather than theirs.
Batch the month
Write the scripts on Monday and render them in one sitting. Nobody is waiting on a calendar, so the month's content stops being a scheduling problem.
Turn a revision around
Change three lines and render again, in the same face and the same voice. A changed line costs you a script and a render instead of another shoot.
Hand it back
The founder can withdraw their consent at any time, from a link of their own, and the Digital Twin stops rendering the moment they do.
How many clients fit, and what a month of video actually buys.
One Workspace, one bill, one pool of credits everybody draws from. At 152 credits a second a forty-second video is 6,080 credits, so the plan decides two things at once: how many client twins you hold, and how much finished video the month buys.
Free
No client twins at all. You get one Starter Twin of your own, the ready-made presenters and 8,400 credits once, with one minute per video. It is a way to see how the thing works before you ask a client for anything.
Plus
$49 a month billed yearly, $59 month to month. Up to three client twins, 28,000 credits a month, about four forty-second videos, one person in the Workspace.
Pro
$99 yearly, $119 monthly. Up to ten client twins, 56,000 credits a month, about nine of those videos, and the first plan that adds seats, at $20 a person a month with one included.
Max
$199 yearly, $239 monthly. Up to 25 client twins, 123,000 credits a month, about twenty of those videos, and the plan where your own name goes on the screens your client sees.
Ultra
Up to fifty client twins, 307,000 credits a month, about fifty of those videos, and five seats already in the price. Past that, a bigger book is a conversation rather than a plan.
The shelf that fits on a retainer.
Every one of these is the same job underneath, which is why they batch well. Write, render, review, deliver.
Who does what, every month.
Your team already does four of these five. The fifth is the part that used to need a camera.
Your account lead writes
The same scripts they already write, for the same channels. Nothing about the brief or the approval chain changes.
Your Workspace holds the twins
One Digital Twin per client, each one shared with the people on that account and nobody else.
You render
A script becomes a video in the client's own face and voice: up to thirty minutes in one video on a paid plan, up to 1080p, with no Kyndrify mark on the output. Ten speech languages are there if the client sells in more than one.
You review before the client does
Same as always. Nothing leaves your Workspace until you send it, and the client sees a finished cut rather than a draft.
You deliver and publish
On your channels or theirs, by hand, the way you do everything else. Kyndrify does not post or schedule, and it never touches a client's social or ad logins.
Start to finish, and the one step only they can do.
This happens once per client, and most of it is yours to do. The client's part is a single recording.
- 1
Build the twin in your own Workspace.
Add one clear photo of the founder and a short voice sample. Ten seconds of clear audio is enough for a voice that is truly theirs. Nothing renders yet.
- 2
Send them the consent link.
Kyndrify emails the founder a private link that lasts seven days and works once. If they are sitting with you, open the phone handoff instead and they scan a code off your screen.
- 3
They record fifteen to ninety seconds.
On their own phone, reading what is on the screen. This is the one step nobody can do for them: the recording is checked against their face before the Digital Twin can render a single frame, and that check is what makes the rest safe to hand to your team.
- 4
The twin activates.
No password, no login, no seat, no invoice. The consent record stays attached to the twin, the founder can withdraw it later from a link of their own, and recording it costs no credits.
- 5
Decide who sees it.
A Digital Twin belongs to whoever built it and is invisible to everyone else in your Workspace until you share it. Share your retail client's twin with the two people on that account and leave it off everyone else's screen.
What people are saying.
From clients of the studio behind Kyndrify. First names and last initials, so people keep their privacy.
We've tried a few AI video tools and this is the one our team kept using. It's fast and the videos look good.
Sarah L.
Creative Director
I don't miss setting up my camera every time I have a new listing lol. This is way easier.
Michael T.
Real Estate Agent
I had to update one lesson after a policy change. Changed the script, made a new video, done.
Emily C.
Course Creator
We use it to explain treatments before appointments. Patients seem to come in with fewer questions now.
Dr. James P.
Dentist
The product changes all the time, so recording new demos was getting old. Kyndrify fixed that problem for us.
Alex R.
Customer Success Manager
Honestly just makes onboarding easier. Everyone gets the same message and we don't have to record new videos all the time.
Nicole V.
HR Manager
It still feels weird seeing an AI version of me, but my clients have been really positive about it.
David M.
Financial Advisor
We've been making quick product videos for launches. It's been working better than I expected.
Olivia S.
Store Owner
Our team is tiny, so anything that saves us time is a win. We've already used it for volunteer updates and donor messages.
Rachel A.
Communications Lead
One small change used to mean re-recording a whole training video. Now we just update it and move on.
Kevin H.
Training Manager
What happens to a client’s twin when the work ends.
“They can pull the plug on us whenever they like.”
They can, and it is worth saying out loud in the onboarding conversation. The founder withdraws consent from their own link, without asking you, and the Digital Twin stops rendering that moment. Nothing you have already delivered is affected. The face stays theirs, the switch is theirs, and it works whether or not they are still paying you.
“What do we do with the twin when the retainer ends?”
Delete it, and the slot frees up for the next client. Agree on this at the start and it reads as a selling point rather than a worry, because the answer a founder wants to hear is that nothing outlives the work.
The controls that matter when the face is somebody else’s.
A teammate sees a client's twin only when you share it
A Digital Twin belongs to the person who built it and stays invisible to the rest of the Workspace until it is deliberately shared. Share the retail client's twin with the two people on that account and leave it off everyone else's screen.
Seats for your team, from the Pro plan
$20 a person a month, with one seat included on Pro and on Max and five on Ultra. Below that a Workspace is one person, which is the honest answer for a freelancer.
A spend cap on every seat
Give each teammate a monthly credit cap and a per-render cap. The cap is checked on every charge before anything runs, so a new account lead cannot spend the month in an afternoon.
A record of who did what
Who was invited, whose cap changed and who owns the Workspace are all written down, which is the answer to the question a client's procurement team eventually asks.
A brand kit per client
Each client's colours, fonts, logo, tone note, default voice and the words they insist on, saved in one place so a new person on the account does not have to ask. One kit on Free and Plus, three on Pro, ten on Max, 25 on Ultra.
The consent record travels with the twin
The founder's recording is checked against their face before the Digital Twin renders a single frame, and it stays attached to the twin for as long as the twin exists. A mismatch asks for the consent again rather than letting it through.
What co-branding puts your name on, and where it stops.
Your brand on the client consent step, on the Max plan
- The consent email your client receives, subject line included.
- The consent page where they read what they are agreeing to.
- The page on their phone where they record.
- The page they use to withdraw their consent later.
What it does not touch
- There is no client login and no client portal. Those screens are everything a client ever sees.
- Your Studio is your Studio. Your client never opens it.
- Kyndrify is not resold under your own domain.
- A small "Powered by Kyndrify" line stays on the consent screens, on every plan. Kyndrify stays the technology behind the work, and somebody signing away the use of their face has to know who is processing it. That line is also what makes the consent record worth something if anyone ever asks.
What this does not do for an agency.
You cannot consent on your client's behalf.
The recording is checked against the founder’s face, so a stand-in does not get through. It costs them fifteen to ninety seconds of their day, once. How that recording is stored and deleted is written out in the biometric information privacy notice.
There is no client login and no client portal.
The consent page and the withdrawal page are the only two screens a client ever sees. Everything else happens in your Workspace, under your login.
Co-branding does not remove Kyndrify from the consent screens.
On the Max plan your name, logo and colour go on the four client-facing screens, and a small "Powered by Kyndrify" line stays there on every plan. It is deliberate, not an oversight.
A client's Digital Twin starts on the Plus plan.
A Free Workspace gets one Starter Twin of its own and the ready-made presenters, which is a way to see the product rather than a way to run a client book. See the plans and credits.
A second person needs a seat, and seats start on the Pro plan.
$20 a person a month after the one included. If your book has outgrown that, teams and organizations is the conversation.
One Workspace is one bill and one credit pool.
There is no per-client billing, no per-client invoice and no per-client credit balance. Everybody with a seat draws from the same pool, so the per-seat spend cap is the control. Kyndrify never bills your client, and you invoice them the way you always have.
A brand kit does not stamp itself onto a video.
Pick a client's kit on the images tool and it dresses the graphic you are making. A talking-head render reads none of it: the look comes from the twin and the words come from your script.
Nothing here posts, schedules or reports.
You download the finished video and publish it the way you publish everything else, and no page here promises a turnaround time.
Whose rules apply
Two sets of rules sit on this work, and neither of them is ours to satisfy for you.
Your client’s field has its own advertising rules, and they are your client’s to follow and yours to work inside. A dental practice, a law firm and a clinic each have their own limits on what a video may say, and a regulated client has a page of their own under industries. Kyndrify does not review scripts for compliance and does not claim to meet any professional or advertising standard on anybody’s behalf.
The rest is straightforward. You may only make a Digital Twin of someone who has agreed, and that agreement has to go through the consent flow, which is what the acceptable use policy says in plain words. Never make a video of somebody saying they endorse a product when they never said it. Tell the audience the video was made with AI, and write that line yourself while built-in labelling is still rolling out across output types. Our approach to disclosure and content credentials is written out in responsible AI.
Checked September 2026. This is a summary, not legal advice.
Your face, your voice and your work, handled with care.
What agency owners ask first.
- Can we record the consent for our client, or send them a script to read?
- You can send them anything you like to read, and the wording is on the screen anyway. What you cannot do is record it for them. The recording is checked against the founder's face before the Digital Twin will render, so a stand-in does not get through. It costs them fifteen to ninety seconds, once.
- Can everyone on our team see every client's Digital Twin?
- Only the ones you share. A twin belongs to the person who built it and stays invisible to the rest of the Workspace until you deliberately share it, so the two people on an account can have that client's twin and nobody else does. What everybody does share is the credit pool, which is why each seat gets a monthly and a per-render spend cap.
- What exactly does co-branding put our name on?
- On the Max plan: the consent email, the consent page, the recording page and the withdrawal page, with your name, your logo and your colour. Those four screens are the only ones a client sees. There is no client portal and Kyndrify is not resold under your own domain, and a small "Powered by Kyndrify" line stays on the consent screens because the person signing has to know who processes their likeness.
- How many clients can we run, and what do seats cost?
- Plus holds three client twins, Pro ten, Max 25 and Ultra fifty. Seats start on Pro at $20 a person a month, with one included on Pro and Max and five on Ultra. Below Pro a Workspace is one person. Free does not hold a client twin at all; it gives you one Starter Twin of yourself and the ready-made presenters so you can see how the thing works before you ask a client for anything.
- Can we bill this as our own service?
- Yes. You run everything from your Workspace, you write the scripts, you review the renders, and you invoice your client the way you always have. Kyndrify never bills your client and never contacts them except for the consent link you send. On the Max plan even that email carries your name.
- What happens to the twin if the client leaves?
- They can withdraw consent themselves at any time and the twin stops rendering immediately. When the retainer ends you delete the twin and the slot frees up for the next client. Agree on this at the start and it is a selling point rather than a worry.
The tools that do this
Put one client on the retainer this week.
Build one client’s Digital Twin, send them a link, and have their first video rendered before the next call. Free to start, with no credit card, and a client’s twin starts on the Plus plan.