Comparison
Biyra vs AutoReel for real estate listing videos.
Both turn listing photos into a video. AutoReel is a subscription with a free plan of 2 videos a month and paid quarterly plans from $124 for 5 videos; it adds voiceover, branding and other marketing tools. Biyra has no subscription: you pay per video by length ($30 for 45 seconds) and generate AI camera motion for each scene. Choose AutoReel for a steady volume with voiceover; choose Biyra for occasional listings or per-listing pricing.
| Biyra | AutoReel | |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | One-time credit packs, no subscription | Subscription only (quarterly or annual) |
| Free option | No free videos | Free plan: 2 videos a month |
| Paid entry price | $10 for a 15-second video; $30 for 45 seconds | $124 per quarter for 5 videos |
| Higher volume | Same price per second at any volume | $387/quarter for 25 videos; $649/quarter for 50 |
| Extra videos | Priced by length | $20, $14 or $12 each, depending on plan |
| Formats | 16:9 or 9:16 | MLS and social formats |
| Voiceover | No (silent MP4) | AI voiceover included |
| Fix one scene | Redo one scene for a few credits; remove one free | Edit in AutoReel’s Studio |
Pricing: subscription vs pay per video
AutoReel’s help center says it is available by subscription only, with no pay-per-video option. Its published quarterly plans are $124 for 5 videos, $387 for 25 and $649 for 50, which works out to about $24.80, $15.48 and $12.98 per video. Annual billing is cheaper per month.
Biyra charges by video length: $1 per credit and 10 credits per 15 seconds. A 45-second video costs $30 whether you make one a year or fifty. If you make four or fewer 45-second videos a quarter, paying per video costs less than AutoReel’s entry plan and leaves nothing to renew; from five videos a quarter upwards, AutoReel’s plans cost less per video.
How the videos are made
AutoReel describes a room-by-room tour built from your photos with camera movement, transitions, branding and voiceover. Biyra generates AI camera motion for each photo and plans the scene order; you review the scene plan and price before generation and can redo or remove individual scenes afterwards.
Neither tool films the property. Both outputs need a careful review against the original photos before publishing.
Which one to choose
- Choose AutoReel if you want voiceover and branding built in and post enough listings to use a subscription.
- Choose Biyra if you want no subscription, per-listing pricing and AI motion with control over individual scenes.
- Try both on the same photos if you are unsure. AutoReel’s free plan and a $10 Biyra video are low-cost tests.
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Questions
- Is Biyra cheaper than AutoReel?
- It depends on volume. Four 45-second Biyra videos cost $120 with no commitment, slightly less than AutoReel’s $124 quarterly plan for 5 videos, which renews. From five videos a quarter, AutoReel costs less per video, and its free plan covers 2 videos a month.
- Does Biyra have a free plan like AutoReel?
- No. The smallest Biyra purchase is a $10 credit pack, enough for a 15-second video.
Sources
Competitor details come from each company’s public pages, checked on . Prices and features change, so confirm them on the vendor’s site. Product names belong to their owners; Biyra is not affiliated with them.
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