Soldy
Soldy is a browser-based AI video advertising platform from CHATAIL for e-commerce and DTC brands. It converts a product image or link into creator-style UGC videos, hook-first openings, avatar-led testimonials, recast reference ads and viral social formats. Five connected studios, the Soldy Agent and credit-based subscription plans handle scripting, avatar performance, voice-over and rendering without a film crew or editing suite.
What is Soldy?
Soldy is an AI video advertising platform that turns a single product into a batch of finished, feed-ready video ads. Built by CHATAIL, with teams in Shanghai and Singapore and customers worldwide, it replaces the traditional production chain of brief, studio, talent, editor and agency with a browser workspace where creator-curated presets, AI avatars and generative video models do the heavy lifting. The promise is that a brand can move from one product photo or link to several ad directions in minutes rather than weeks.
The platform is organised around connected studios rather than one blank prompt box. Marketing Studio starts from creator-curated presets and spins a single product into multiple creative directions, so you compare angles instead of guessing at a single prompt. Hooks Studio focuses on the opening seconds: it lets you preview proven first-scene patterns across categories such as soft openings, unexpected moments, visual tricks and spectacle openings, then build the ad around the hook you choose. Avatar Studio directs AI creators, letting you use a preset presenter or bring your own avatar and visuals, then tune voice, scene, shot, expression, pose, gesture and delivery. Recast Studio keeps the format of a reference ad, including camera motion and pacing, and recasts the product, creator or setting with your own assets.
Viral Presets covers on-trend social formats, including concepts such as Mirrorverse, Bullet Time, Museum Heist, Miniature City Walk and Giant Manicure, letting teams adapt a current format to their own product, image or idea. Running across all of this are sold separately but credit-shared features: Quick Create for fast single generations, Brand Space for keeping brand assets together, and the Soldy Agent, a conversational assistant that can plan and generate content.
Rendering is powered by a rotating set of frontier models, including Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Kling 2.6, Minimax H3 and Fish Audio for voice, plus image models such as Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2. Typical output is 9:16 vertical video at 720p in ten-second segments, with the credit cost shown before you generate.
Usage runs on credits. Each plan carries a fixed monthly allocation, valid for thirty days, and deductions depend on the model, duration, resolution and settings you select, with the cost for a given generation visible before you commit. Credits with the earliest expiration date are deducted first, additional add-on credits can be bought at any time, and eligible failed generations are refunded to your balance. Paid plans include unlimited watermark-free exports, commercial use, licensed voices, a project library and credits returned for eligible failed generations, and Soldy states that customer content is not used to train public models.
Soldy Core Features
Marketing Studio
start from creator-curated presets and turn one product into several ad directions.
Hooks Studio
preview proven first-scene openings, then build the ad around the hook you pick.
Avatar Studio
direct AI creators with licensed voices, expressions, poses, gestures, scenes and delivery controls.
Recast Studio
keep a reference ad's format and camera motion, then swap in your product, creator or setting.
Viral Presets
adapt trending social formats such as Mirrorverse, Bullet Time and Museum Heist to your product.
Soldy Agent, Quick Create and Brand Space
conversational planning plus fast single generations and shared brand assets.
Credit-based rendering across Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Kling 2.6, Minimax H3, Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2.
Who is Soldy for?
Soldy is aimed squarely at teams that need a steady supply of paid-social video creative and cannot justify a production crew for every variation. The strongest fit is e-commerce and DTC brands, especially in categories where visual proof sells, such as beauty, skincare, supplements, fashion, gadgets and household goods. These teams live on TikTok, Instagram Reels and Meta ads, where a fresh hook every week matters more than cinematic polish, and where the ability to spin one product photo into five or ten different ad directions is the whole point of buying a tool like this. Growth and performance marketing teams inside larger companies are the second core audience. They need to test angles systematically, compare openings, swap avatars and recast winning reference ads into their own brand, and they care about the mechanics that make testing possible: a shared project library, one credit balance across every studio, and clear credit costs shown before a render starts. Performance advertisers and media buyers who already run structured creative tests will recognise the workflow immediately. Agencies and freelance creative studios are a natural third group. Recast Studio in particular speaks to them, because keeping a proven format while swapping in a client's product, creator or setting is exactly how agencies adapt references across accounts. Small and mid-sized businesses expanding into new markets also fit, since localising an angle, an avatar or a voice is far cheaper than reshooting for each region. The platform is also reasonable for solo founders, dropshipping operators and social media managers at small brands. They can start from a preset, generate one vertical ad and see whether a concept earns attention before committing media budget, and the presets keep output on brand even without a designer. Video editors and creative producers who want fine-grained timeline control will find the studio workflow limiting by comparison. It is a poor fit for anyone who needs live-action footage, broadcast-grade production value, a permanent free tier, or programmatic generation through a public REST API. Teams that want a predictable per-asset price rather than a credit meter, and shoppers who want to subscribe once and forget it, should look elsewhere, since Soldy bills on credits and renews automatically.
Soldy Use Cases
Generate a week of TikTok and Instagram product ads from a single product photo.
Test several first-three-second hooks to find the opening that stops the scroll.
Recast a competitor or reference ad with your own product, avatar and setting.
Produce avatar-led testimonial and UGC-style videos without hiring creators or booking a studio.
Localise a winning ad angle for new markets by changing the presenter, voice and scene.
Keep one brand space with consistent assets, visuals and voices across every campaign.
Batch weekly variants for structured paid-social testing on Meta, TikTok and Instagram.
Soldy Pros and Cons
Pros
- Creator-curated presets and proven hooks mean you start from real ad structures instead of blank prompts.
- Fast turnaround: a ten-second vertical ad renders in minutes, with no filming, actors or editing.
- One credit balance works across every studio and model, and credits are returned for eligible failed generations.
- Paid plans include unlimited watermark-free exports, commercial use, licensed voices and a project library.
Cons
- No free tier: the cheapest plan is $27.30 per month billed annually, or $39 month-to-month.
- Subscriptions renew automatically and fees are non-refundable, with no refunds or credits for partially used periods.
- No public REST API or developer documentation; API-style integration is limited to MCP access on the Custom plan.
FAQ About Soldy
Soldy Pricing
Soldy is a paid credit-based platform: Starter is $39/month month-to-month ($27.30/month billed annually at $327.60/year) with 2,000 credits, Growth starts at $149/month for 8,000 credits ($104.30/month billed annually) with further credit tiers at $99, $299 and $499, and a contact-sales Custom plan offers volume pricing; there is no free tier.
Check official pricingStarter
2,000 credits per month, up to 25 five-second video clips or about 12 ten-second product ads, all studios and AI models, unlimited watermark-free exports, commercial use and licensed voices, project library, credits returned for eligible failed generations, no model training on your data. $27.30/month when billed annually ($327.60/year).
Growth
8,000 credits per month, up to 100 five-second video clips or about 50 ten-second product ads, chooseable Growth credit tiers at $99, $149, $299 and $499, lower cost per creative, faster creative testing and 50% off Seedance 2.5, plus everything in Starter. $104.30/month when billed annually ($1,251.60/year).
Custom
Volume-based pricing and flexible billing and usage terms for teams scaling across brands and campaigns. Everything in Starter and Growth plus 50% off Seedance 2.5, MCP access, direct support from Soldy, dedicated onboarding and workflow guidance, and early access to new models and workflows.
Add-on Credits
Additional Soldy Credits can be purchased at any time on top of a subscription and work across every studio, so teams can top up without changing plan.
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