ReelHive listing video pricing
Choose your ReelHive plan
Start with 2 trial listing videos, then pick a yearly plan, a monthly plan, or a one-time video pack
Free
Create your first 2 listing videos free—no credit card required
Best for testing ReelHive with a real property
- 2 free listing videos on registration
- No credit card required—no automatic charges
- 720p output
- 9:16 or 16:9 aspect ratio
- 7 free background tracks
- Up to 5 property photos per video
- Approximately 15–18 seconds
- ReelHive watermark
- Slow lane generation
Essential
For agents who need a few polished listing videos each month
Billed annually at $468, saves 20% versus monthly
- 3 listing videos per month
- Unused videos roll over all year
- No ReelHive watermark
- 1080p output
- Project logo and brand colors
- Priority lane generation
- Up to 20 property photos per video
- Up to approximately 60 seconds
- 9:16 or 16:9 aspect ratio
- All 50 background tracks
- Dedicated support manager
- Extra videos $15 each
Growth
For active agents and marketing teams with regular listings
Billed annually at $1,140, saves 20% versus monthly
- 10 listing videos per month
- Unused videos roll over all year
- No ReelHive watermark
- 1080p output
- Project logo and brand colors
- Fast lane generation
- Up to 20 property photos per video
- Up to approximately 60 seconds
- 9:16 or 16:9 aspect ratio
- All 50 background tracks
- Dedicated support manager
- Extra videos $13 each
Pro
For high-volume real estate teams and agencies
Billed annually at $2,100, saves 20% versus monthly
- 20 listing videos per month
- Unused videos roll over all year
- No ReelHive watermark
- 1080p output
- Project logo and brand colors
- Fastest lane generation
- Up to 20 property photos per video
- Up to approximately 60 seconds
- 9:16 or 16:9 aspect ratio
- All 50 background tracks
- Dedicated support manager
- Extra videos $10 each
Feature comparison
Compare listing video allowances, rollover, photo limits, output quality, branding, generation speed, and support
How listing video allowances work
Each completed listing video uses 1 video allowance, and failed generations automatically return it
How allowances are used
Start a generation
ReelHive holds 1 allowance while the video is being generated
Successful final video
The completed video counts as 1 used allowance
Entire generation fails
Failed generations and system retries never create duplicate charges
User requests a full regeneration
A new complete output is treated as a new listing video
Video rollover
Essential monthly
Videos you do not use this month stay available for one more billing month
Growth monthly
Unused videos stay available for two more billing months
Pro monthly
Unused videos stay available for three more billing months
Any yearly plan
Unused videos stay available until the annual subscription period ends
Cancelling a subscription
Cancelling does not remove rolled-over videos. You keep them for the rest of the period you already paid for
Account returns to Free
Rolled-over videos are cleared only when the paid period ends and the account is no longer on a paid plan. Switching to another paid plan keeps them
Free plan
Trial videos granted on registration do not roll over
One-time video packs
What you get
One-time packs produce videos with the same limits as Essential: up to 20 photos, approximately 60 seconds, 1080p, and no ReelHive watermark
How long they last
Videos in a one-time pack stay usable for 12 months from the purchase date, with no recurring charge
Using them alongside a plan
When you also hold a subscription, ReelHive spends the allowance that expires soonest first so nothing is wasted
Extra videos and generation speed
Extra videos on Essential
Add more videos on top of your monthly allowance at your plan rate
Extra videos on Growth
Add more videos on top of your monthly allowance at your plan rate
Extra videos on Pro
Add more videos on top of your monthly allowance at your plan rate
Generation speed
Paid plans enter the generation queue ahead of the free slow lane, and higher plans are served before lower ones
Actual generation time still depends on photo count and current load