Pricing and packaging
Flexible plans for wherever you are in building a channel you own — from a first upload to thirty client accounts running at once.
14-day trial · no card required
Free
Trying the loop
Connect one channel, upload a video, and watch the whole loop run end to end before you commit to anything.
Pro
A channel that runs itself
The always-on loop, with trend matching and the numbers to show which audiences actually respond.
Everything in Free, plus:
Enterprise
Multiple channels, larger libraries
For teams running more than one channel against years of existing footage, with the controls a larger organisation needs.
Everything in Pro, plus:
Agency
A channel per client
Built differently from the ladder above: every client is its own workspace, subscribed on its own, operated from one console.
Everything in Pro, per client, plus:
The parts that make the loop work are not held back for larger accounts. Every plan gets the whole pipeline.
Footage split into short segments, transcribed and embedded, so the right 60–90 second moment is found by meaning rather than filename.
The Composer trims the moment, reframes sideways footage to vertical, burns in captions and speaker tags, and picks a cover frame.
One-click account connection, scheduled posting, and a hard rule that no match means no post — never filler to fill a slot.
Two of the four dimensions describe the channel itself: how many you publish to, and how often. Both are things you control, and both track the real work Leo does on your behalf.
Dimension 01
Every channel is an account Leo formats for, schedules against and reports on. Instagram Reels is live today; YouTube Shorts is in beta for invited accounts. One clip, reformatted per channel — but each one is real work.
Dimension 02
Cadence is the clearest lever you hold. Every post is a clip found, trimmed, reframed, captioned and booked onto the calendar. Posting daily is a different volume of work from posting weekly.
The other two describe what Leo has to hold and keep separate: how much footage is indexed, and how many brands are running at once.
Dimension 03
Leo splits your footage into segments, transcribes and embeds them so it can search by meaning. A decade of webinars costs more to index and hold than a handful of product demos.
Dimension 04
Agencies and multi-brand teams run separate client accounts, each with its own audience, library and calendar. Each workspace is subscribed on its own.
No rate card, on purpose. A published number is only honest if every customer is the same shape. The rate that is fair to an agency running thirty channels would be absurd for a founder running one. We price the four things that actually vary, and tell you the number in one conversation.
The loop is automatic; getting it pointed at the right audience is where a person helps.
A 30-minute walkthrough of a channel that runs itself, using your footage rather than a canned demo.
Connect an account, define who you are for — pulled from your site or set by hand — then upload and go live.
Audience ranking shows which profiles convert, so the definition gets sharper as the numbers come in.
No. A single rate card would either overcharge a founder running one channel or undercharge an agency running thirty. What you pay follows how much of Leo you actually use.
Four things: the channels you connect, the volume of video Leo indexes and stores, the number of posts published each month, and the number of brands or workspaces you operate.
Yes. There is a 14-day trial and it does not ask for a card. Connect one channel, upload a video, and watch Leo index it and start scheduling before any conversation about price.
No. Leo replaces the work of cutting and posting, so charging per person would penalise you for letting the rest of your team see the results. Pricing follows the channel and the volume running through it, not the number of logins.
Every connected channel is another account Leo formats for, schedules against and reports on, so it does affect the price. Instagram Reels is live today and YouTube Shorts is in beta for invited accounts.
Each client workspace is provisioned from one reusable link and subscribed on its own, so an agency pays per client account rather than for one large bundle. Clients can be added and removed without renegotiating the rest.
Then you sit at the low end of the volume dimension. Leo is built to run on footage you already have, so a small library costs less to index and store than a decade of webinars.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. Bring the channels you want to run, a rough sense of your library, and the cadence you are aiming for, and you will leave with a quote rather than a range.
Thirty minutes, an expert, and a quote instead of a range.