By Daan Haket · Researched and written with an AI assistant · who does what
The money-back guarantee covers only your first purchase, and films are deleted after 30 days, so anything you do not download is gone.
founders and small SaaS, AI-tool and ecommerce teams who need a narrated launch or promo video for a product page or a Product Hunt or LinkedIn launch, without hiring an editor or paying for a monthly video subscription.
you need full control over the script and edit, talking-head avatars or long training videos, or you make videos every week and already pay for an editor or a video tool.
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✓ Pricing re-verified 24 Oct 2026
“7-day money-back guarantee on your first purchase”Source: crossloop.ai/refund-policy, read 15 Oct 2026
No subscription: you buy one-time credit packs. Launch Film is $9 for 1 credit, Launch Film Studio $19 for 2 credits (adds Trend Pulse, a script written around this week's news and TikTok trends in your niche), Studio Pack: 5 films $49 for 10 credits and Studio Pack: 20 films $129 for 40 credits, unless a different price is shown at checkout.
A Launch film uses 1 credit and a Studio film 2. Narration in your own voice is +$9 a film after recording about 30 seconds once (Launch + your voice $18, Studio + your voice $28). Credits never expire. Each film comes in 16:9, 9:16 and 4:5 with a 30-second Instagram Reel and cover, a captions file (.srt) and LinkedIn and Instagram copy; nine languages are included.
There is a 7-day money-back guarantee on the first purchase only, and a failed render returns the credit automatically. Payments run through Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record. Plans change — always verify the live price on their site.

The pages we read do not describe editing or revisions: the film is made from what your page says, so a thin page gives a thin film. CrossLoop is run by one named person, Harsha Vardhan, according to the terms, which is worth knowing if you plan to rely on it for a long time.
Turns a public web page into a narrated launch video in three formats (16:9, 9:16, 4:5) with captions and suggested social copy, sold as one-time credit packs instead of a subscription.

Launch Film at $9 turns your page into a narrated film; Studio at $19 uses two credits and adds Trend Pulse, which writes the script around current news and TikTok trends in your niche. That is a choice about the script, not about video quality, so try one Launch film first and see whether the plain version already says what you need. The packs only pay off if you make films regularly: 20 Studio films for $129 is about $6.45 a film against $19 for a single one (our arithmetic).
Because credits never expire, buying a pack is not a monthly commitment, but the money-back guarantee covers only your first purchase.
Pick the page that explains your product best, usually the home page or a product or launch page; it must be public and yours to use, and it should not contain private or personal data. CrossLoop reads the copy, colours, fonts and product shots and writes the script, voice-over and edit itself, so the quality of the film follows the quality of the page. The home page offers a free 10-second teaser, one per account with no card needed (read 24 October 2026), so you can see the style first.
Then start with a single $9 Launch film, which falls under the 7-day guarantee on the first purchase. Download all three formats and the captions straight away: the terms say films are deleted after 30 days.
Distilled from CrossLoop's own pages, read on 24 October 2026: the pricing page at crossloop.ai/pricing, the terms at crossloop.ai/terms and the refund policy at crossloop.ai/refund-policy (both last updated 10 October 2026). The terms say CrossLoop is operated by Harsha Vardhan and give hs@crossloop.ai as the contact. An earlier research pass on 15 October 2026 found the same pack prices.
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The natural comparison is InVideo — InVideo is in our dossiers: Starter at $20 per seat a month with 400 credits per seat, read on 24 September 2026, and it turns a prompt or script into a first-draft video you edit yourself. CrossLoop starts from your web page instead of a prompt, costs $9 or $19 per film with no subscription, and hands back a finished film in three formats. InVideo fits a team that makes video every month and wants to edit; CrossLoop fits an occasional launch video..
No. Read on 24 October 2026, credits are sold in one-time packs from $9 and never expire; the terms say there is no subscription.
The pages we read describe what you get (three formats, captions, post copy) and that a failed render can be retried with one click, but they do not describe an editor or how many revisions you get. Ask hs@crossloop.ai before buying a pack if you need to change the script.
There is a 7-day money-back guarantee on your first purchase only, and the credits from a refunded pack are removed. If a film fails to render, the credit comes back automatically.
The terms say you own the films made from your pages and can use them anywhere. They are deleted after 30 days, so download what you want to keep.
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