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Create an account and open the studio. The current plan and its price are shown in the billing screen before you confirm anything.
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- One place for scripts and rooms
- No countdown at checkout
Avatarmatic is a paid workspace for turning a written script, or an AI assistant you already run, into a presenter people can watch and hear. Choose an avatar, a voice and a language, connect the model account you already use, then publish a video or a live room for support, onboarding, teaching or sales. No camera, no studio and no retakes. You keep the script, the permissions and the final review; the providers you connect supply the face and the voice.
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Choose a scenario and avatar to preview the rhythm of a video-first exchange in your browser.
The same room can hold a prepared message or a live conversation. What changes is the brief you write behind it, and how much you let the visitor steer.
Publish a reviewed script as a video, or open a room where visitors type or speak a question and the avatar answers from the knowledge you supplied.
Avatar, voice, welcome message, background, tone and escalation rule are set for each room, so a support room never inherits a course script.
Send the room link, or place it on your site with the available embed option. You decide which pages get a live avatar and which keep a plain video.
Six things stay in your hands: the face, the voice, the language, the model, the room and the provider. Everything else is a limit worth knowing before you publish.
Reuse one face. Presenters come from the provider you connect, so you can keep a consistent host across a series. The available looks are that provider’s catalogue, not ours.
Use the model account you already pay for. Avatarmatic passes the knowledge and the conversation rule to the provider; that provider’s limits, price and policies apply to the usage.
Let people speak instead of type where the browser and the connected voice provider allow it. When they do not, the room still accepts typed questions.
One script, more than one language. Choose from the languages your voice provider supports, then have a fluent reviewer check names, numbers and pronunciation before you publish.
Each room carries its own brief: avatar, voice, welcome message, background, knowledge, tone and the rule for handing a visitor to a person.
OpenAI for conversation. LiveAvatar, Anam or D-ID for video. ElevenLabs for voice. One workspace, separate accounts, and no requirement to use a single model.
Three moves, and one of them is review. Most first projects fail because the script was never checked, not because the avatar was wrong.
Pick an avatar and a voice from a provider connected to your workspace. If the look or the language is not in that provider’s catalogue, Avatarmatic cannot add it.
Set the script or knowledge, the welcome message, the tone, the escalation rule and the disclosure. The publisher owns the claims and the permissions in that material.
Share the room link or embed it, watch the first sessions and correct what the avatar gets wrong. A published avatar is maintained, not finished.
Avatarmatic is a paid product. There is no free plan and no trial. Your plan and its price appear in the workspace before any payment, and the avatar, voice and model accounts you connect bill their own usage. A guided setup is available if you want one.
Create an account and open the studio. The current plan and its price are shown in the billing screen before you confirm anything.
Add the accounts that supply the face, the voice and the model. Those providers bill their own usage at their own rates and terms.
Check the script, the rights, the disclosure and the escalation rule. Our standards, production checklists and corrections policy are public.
Fees: the Avatarmatic plan price is shown in the workspace before payment. Avatar, voice and model usage is billed by the provider you connect. There is no free plan, no trial and no invented “regular” price on this site.
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Open the complete review sequence for planning, recording, publishing, and maintaining an avatar video.
Check the opening, spoken structure, claims, pronunciation notes, call to action, and final read-through.
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What Avatarmatic does, what the providers handle, what it costs and who is accountable for what you read here. If your question is missing, write to us.
Avatarmatic connects conversation and voice tools with video-avatar providers. Visual style, lip sync and responsiveness vary by the avatar and the provider you select, and we do not guarantee a level of realism. Test the presenter with a real script before you publish a series.
LiveAvatar, Anam, D-ID and ElevenLabs can be connected alongside OpenAI conversation tools. Availability depends on the credentials connected to your workspace and on the provider’s current catalogue. Provider usage is billed by that provider, not by Avatarmatic.
Language and voice availability depends on the connected avatar and voice provider. Check that provider’s current catalogue when choosing a voice, and have a fluent speaker review names, numbers and pronunciation before you publish.
Create a workspace or apply for a guided setup. Your plan and its price are shown in the workspace before any payment. A short setup conversation is available if you want the provider credentials checked first.
Create a room in your workspace, then share its link or use the available embed option to place the experience on your site. Decide in advance which pages should carry a live avatar and which should keep a plain video.
No. Avatarmatic is a paid product. There is no free plan, free credit, free video allowance or trial period. The interactive preview and the avatar concept builder demonstrate the interface; they are not a free account. See plans and fees.
The plan and its price are shown in the workspace before payment, and the avatar, voice and model accounts you connect are billed by those providers separately. We do not publish a price here that the checkout does not honor. If you need it in writing first, ask by email.
Unauthorised, duplicate or inactive-plan charges are reviewed and corrected. Usage already delivered and provider charges are handled under the provider’s terms. The process and the limits are published on Standards.
Every public page has an owner and a review date. Drafting may use AI assistance; a person approves what is published. Claims, corrections, refunds and contact are set out on the standards page.
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Editorial policy, sourcing rules, the correction log, refund process, and the people accountable for each. Last reviewed 22 October 2026.
What a plan covers, what the providers bill separately, and why there is no countdown or invented regular price on this site.
Write one email with what you need to publish. A person replies with the plan, the price and the provider accounts your first room needs.
Create a workspace, connect the providers you already use, and publish one room as a test. The plan and its price are shown before any payment.
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