Multi-channel faceless videos from one GhostViral AI account

The short answer

Channels is the screen for accounts. Each platform has its own connect button, and once an account is connected the button becomes Add another. You can pause one account without disconnecting it, or pause every account at once. GhostViral AI does not receive your social password. You sign in on the platform.

This is not a fleet console with per-channel budgets, analytics or fifty isolated workspaces. It is one credit balance, one script pipeline and a set of connected accounts. If you need a separate persona, voice and topic for each channel, you create a separate Calendar plan for each. Three plans can be active at the same time.

What you can connect, and the caps

On a paid plan the Calendar makes a new video on the days and times you set and posts it to the YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and X accounts you pick, or holds it until you approve it. You can run 3 plans at a time, save up to 20, post at up to 3 times a day, and keep the day to 3 videos in total. A plan can include up to 6 accounts and up to 3 extra languages, each rendered as its own video. Weekly plans run up to 180 days.

You can save up to 20 plans, including ones you have stopped, and delete an old one when you hit that cap. A plan chooses up to six accounts. Extra languages, up to three, are separate videos and can point at their own accounts. Each post from the app costs 2 credits per platform. Downloading the MP4 and uploading it yourself costs nothing extra. Connecting an account is free. The Calendar itself is on every paid plan, not on the free trial.

TikTok visibility is public, private or draft. YouTube visibility is public, unlisted or private. Both are set per video or per plan. Posts are labelled as AI-generated where the platform asks for that label.

Limits enforced by the scheduler, not marketing rounded numbers.

Related: How a Calendar rule runs · Faceless YouTube channel automation

One series, several accounts

A single finished video can go to several accounts in one post, and you pay 2 credits for each platform. That is the right move when the same Short belongs on YouTube and TikTok. It is the wrong move when the channels have different promises. In that case, two plans with two themes cost two videos, which is what you want.

Languages are the other split. A plan's extra language is not a subtitle track on the same upload. It is another video, translated to the same duration, with its own voice and captions, posted where you point it. Use it when you actually have an audience in that language. Do not turn it on to look busier.

Approval, rendering and credits

New accounts get 60 free credits with no card. Free exports carry a watermark. Paid plans export without it. Starter is $4.99 per week for 150 credits. Standard is $14.99 per month for 500 credits. Pro is $29.99 per month for 1,200 credits. Creator starts at $49 per month for 2,500 to 20,000 credits. A 30-second Fast AI video costs 15 credits whether you made it by hand or the Calendar made it. Creating a plan costs nothing. If the balance is too low, the plan pauses.

Each video is prepared about six hours early. An open GhostViral AI tab renders it in the browser, the same way Create does. If no device is available, a Short up to 60 seconds can render on the server, up to 15 of those server renders a month per account. A daily series is more reliable if you open the app now and then. A video that finds no renderer waits.

Approval mode makes the file and stops. You watch it, then approve the post or let the seven-day window pass. The file stays in Projects either way. Automatic mode posts without that check. Use automatic only after the series has earned it.

A planning sheet before you add a second channel

Add a second account after the first series has a week of videos you would still post. The free content calendar CSV is a place to write the second theme, the days and the account name before you spend credits. The app does not import the CSV. It keeps you from inventing a second channel in the connect dialog.

• Connect the first account and post one video by hand.
• Create one plan on approval for that account only.
• Write the second channel's promise in the content calendar template.
• Add the second account only when the promise is different.
• Keep the day inside three videos so the cap is a plan, not a surprise.

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