A video series that runs on autopilot
Describe the show once. Episodes get made and posted while you get on with your day.
Yes. You describe the series in a few words, TallyReel writes the episode list (you keep, change or add to it), and each episode is made in the cloud about two hours before its post time and then posted to the accounts you picked. Plus runs one series on autopilot at a time and Pro runs every series.
Plans: Plus (one series on autopilot at a time) and Pro (every series). Each episode uses credits like any video: 1 for a Short, 3 for a three-minute video and so on.
A faceless channel lives on consistency, and consistency is the part people drop. An autopilot series moves the daily work to the start: you decide the topic, the look, the voice and the length once, check the episode list, pick when they go out, and TallyReel handles the rest for up to 30 episodes.
Episodes are not all made on day one. Each one starts about two hours before it is due to post, so credits are only used as each episode comes up, and you can pause the series at any point without paying for the rest. If you would rather check everything first, Make them all now starts every episode straight away and they wait in your Library.
Updated 18 October 2026 ยท by Danish, who makes TallyReel
How it works
- Describe the series. Pick the niche and say in a few words what it is about. Choose One story, in parts, or Each episode stands alone.
- Get the episode list. Pick 5, 10, 20 or 30 episodes and TallyReel writes a title for each. Edit any line, remove one, add your own, or ask it to write the rest around the ones you kept.
- Set the look and sound. Pictures (real stock footage or AI art in a style you pick), voice, music and length. Every episode shares them.
- Pick when. One a day at the same time, on days you pick (say Monday, Wednesday and Friday), on your posting schedule (each taking your next free slot), or all made now.
- Pick where. Just make them, email each one as it is ready, or Post them for me to the accounts you choose. Posting series get their own playlist so episodes sit together on the calendar.
What people use it for
What happens each day
About two hours before an episode's post time, TallyReel starts making it from the series plan and that episode's title. When the video is ready it goes onto the post, which goes out at its time to every account you picked. The series page shows each episode's line: when it starts, when it posts, made, or why it didn't start.
If something gets in the way, the series pauses instead of failing quietly. The two usual reasons are running out of credits and an account that needs reconnecting. You get a notification saying which episode stopped and why; fix it and press Resume, and the series carries on from there. You can also pause, resume or stop a series yourself at any time.
Costs and plan details
- Credits are used per episode as each one starts, not all at once. A 30-episode series of one-minute stock Shorts uses 3,000 credits over its run.
- Plus includes 10,000 credits a month and runs one series on autopilot at a time; to start a second, pause or finish the first, or move to Pro.
- Pro includes 22,000 credits a month and runs every series you set up.
- Posting still follows your plan's limits: Plus and Pro have unlimited posts a month.
- A series can post to up to 20 accounts at once, and limits on networks still reviewing TallyReel apply to each episode the same way.
Honest limits
- A series is stories with stock footage or AI pictures. Animated skits, AI host videos and promos are made one at a time.
- Every episode in a series shares one look, voice, music and length. To change them, start a new series.
- Series run in the cloud, not in TallyReel Studio on your own computer.
- The plans page also counts series as shows you group posts into (Free 1, Starter 3, Plus and Pro unlimited). That is the playlist grouping on the calendar, not autopilot.
Questions
Which plan has autopilot?
Plus runs one series on autopilot at a time and Pro runs every series. Free and Starter can make single videos and schedule them, but not an autopilot series.
How many episodes can one series have?
Up to 30. The picker offers 5, 10, 20 or 30, and you can add or remove episodes by hand before you start.
Do I pay for every episode up front?
No. Each episode uses its credits when it starts, about two hours before it posts. Pause the series and nothing more is used.
Can the episodes tell one continuing story?
Yes. Pick One story, in parts and the episode list is written as a story that continues, and the series gets a story playlist so the parts stay in order.
What if I run out of credits halfway?
The series pauses at the episode that couldn't start and tells you. Add credits or wait for your monthly credits, then resume.
Can I check each video before it posts?
Pick Make them all now with Just make them, review each in the Library, then schedule the ones you want. Episodes on a timed schedule post automatically.
Pick one. Make it tonight.
Type the idea into TallyReel, read the script, and it makes the video for you: in the browser, on your phone, or in Studio on your own computer. Start on the free plan.