Colossyan
AI avatar video built for training delivery, with a genuinely free tier
AI avatar video built for training delivery, with a genuinely free tier
Fast-read signals for fit, pricing, and trust.
Two questions decide this, and the page can answer one of them. The one it can answer: is LMS delivery actually part of the job? SCORM export and interactive video are what the product is shaped around, and if the output is a talking head for a website you are buying a training pipeline you will not use. The one it cannot: how much finished video a month each plan covers. No per-plan capacity figure is established here, so treat that as the thing to settle before you commit. Neither question needs a purchase first — Starter is free and takes no card.
Colossyan makes presenter-led video with AI avatars from material you already have: a script, a document, a slide deck. What separates it from a general avatar-video tool is where the output is meant to go — SCORM export and interactive video point it at learning management systems, and auto-translation of finished videos points it at the same course delivered in several languages.
Starter is free, and it is worth being precise about that because the pricing card invites the opposite reading: it shows 'Free' and '$27/mo' together, and the $27 is struck through. It is a former price. No card is required, and a separate 14-day free trial is offered as well, so there are two routes to evaluating this without paying.
Professional is $59 a month, with each additional member at $30 a month on top. A team of four is therefore $59 plus three members at $30. A yearly discount is advertised on the page but the discounted annual figure itself is not shown there, so the annual cost of that team is not something this page can state. Enterprise is sales-priced.
What this page does not carry is a capacity figure. No per-plan allowance for finished video minutes is established here, on any tier including the free one. If volume is what decides the purchase for you, that is the number to establish before committing — and it is not one to infer from the tier prices, which say nothing about how much video each plan covers.
Two add-ons are priced openly and both are annual: custom Studio avatars at $1,000 a year, and 600 extra NEO2 minutes at $1,500 a year on Professional annual billing. The second divides out to $2.50 a minute. That is worth holding onto, because it is the only published figure here that puts a price on additional capacity at all.
Quick fit check against how you actually work.
What you can actually do with this tool.
The input can be material you already have rather than something written for camera. For a team converting an existing course or a deck of release notes, that removes the step the work would otherwise have to start with.
SCORM export and interactive video aim the product squarely at training delivered through a learning system rather than at video published to a page. If that is your pipeline it is the main reason to choose this; if it is not, it is the main reason not to.
A completed video can be auto-translated into other languages rather than re-produced. For multinational training that changes the cost of a second language from another production into another render.
Starter is free for individual creators and needs no card, and a separate 14-day trial is offered on top. Two independent ways to evaluate before paying, which matters here because how much video a plan actually covers is not something this page can tell you.
Professional is $59 a month for the first member and $30 a month for each one after, so a team of four is $59 plus three at $30 rather than a flat rate. Headcount is a pricing decision here, not an administrative one.
Custom Studio avatars are $1,000 a year, and an add-on of 600 extra NEO2 minutes costs $1,500 a year on Professional annual billing. That second figure works out at $2.50 a minute, which is worth knowing as a unit price before committing to anything larger.
Pricing tiers and what's included in each.
Common questions about this tool, answered.
Yes. The pricing card shows 'Free' alongside a struck-through '$27/mo', which is a former price rather than the current one. No credit card is required.
Yes — 14 days with no credit card required, alongside the free Starter plan. They are separate offers, so evaluating does not use up the other.