A bot that generates and posts videos on a schedule. Set it once; it runs on its own.
A bot is a standing recipe: what to make, how long, when to post, where. Every firing generates a new video with the newest models, writes the caption for each platform and publishes it, unattended, while you do something else. The per-month figure is on the screen before you agree to anything.
How it works
- Describe the format in a few sentences. Studio → Bot Studio → New bot. The brief is the format every video should follow: a daily tip, a product scene, a kids song, a story with a cast. The writer knows the content rules of each platform and stages around anything one would refuse.
- Pick a mode. Standalone makes an unrelated video every firing. Series writes one story with a fixed cast of characters (real faces and voices that stay the same) and films one episode per firing. Song makes a sing-along song video each time, pictures and lyrics included. Compilation stitches another bot's last videos into one long video, generating nothing.
- Set length, time and channels. Scenes and seconds per scene, a firing time in your timezone (daily or on chosen days), and the connected destinations. TikTok asks for a privacy level once.
- Read the quote, then save. The receipt lists every line (generation, writing, soundtrack, upscale, captions) and the per-month total. Save it active, or paused to review the first run. "Run now" fires one episode immediately so you see a result today.
What a firing does, end to end
Writes the script for this episode (or the next chapter of the series), films it scene by scene with continuity between scenes, adds music, voice and captions as the recipe says, burns the quality badge, then writes the X post, TikTok caption, Instagram caption, Facebook post and YouTube title and tags, and publishes to every destination. You get one notification per post, and one for any failure, which is never silently retried and never charged twice.
What it costs
Credits are the only limit; there is no bot tier. A 30-second daily reel on a mid-priced model with music and upscale runs around 900 to 1,400 credits a day, roughly $4 to $6; a short image-based song video is far less. The quote on the screen is your exact figure, and it says the monthly number out loud, because a daily bot multiplies one render by thirty.
Series: the same characters every day
In series mode the bot writes the whole story first (the world, the cast, every episode outline), turns each cast member into a character with a face sheet and an assigned voice, and films one episode per firing against that cast. Posted chapters recede on the bot's page and the series continues into the next arc on its own.
Beyond scheduled posts
Mint Stage puts a show on air day after day: a cast on a set, fresh songs and dance clips each program, streaming to your YouTube channel or TikTok LIVE for hours. It is the same idea at the scale of a channel rather than a post.
Go deeper
How to run a bot that posts every day
Bot Studio: a standing recipe that generates a video on a schedule and posts it to your channels while you sleep.
How-to · 4 min readHow to set up a bot that generates and posts a video every day
Bot Studio writes, films, scores, captions and publishes a video on a schedule you set, with the monthly cost shown before you agree to anything.
How-to · 2 min readHow to connect YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and X to ReelMint
Connect each account once on the platform's own sign-in screen. ReelMint never sees your password. After that every video can go to every channel in one click.
Questions
Does the bot really post without me?
Yes. Once saved active, every firing generates, captions and publishes on the schedule. You are notified for every post and can pause the bot at any moment.
Which plans include bots?
Every plan. Bot Studio has no tier; credits are the only limit, and a new account can build and quote a bot before spending anything.
Can it keep the same characters across videos?
Yes, in series mode. The cast is created once with face sheets and voices, and every episode is filmed against it.
What does a daily bot cost?
Depends on the model, length and extras. The quote lists every line and the per-month total before you save; a typical 30-second daily reel is $4 to $6 a day.
What if a run fails?
You are notified, nothing is posted, and the next slot tries again. A failed step is not retried blindly, so one episode is never charged twice.
Can an AI client run it?
Yes. The same bots are exposed over the Model Context Protocol, so Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients can create and quote bots under the same prices and limits.
See also
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