PixVerse adds team plan, ad app and CLI
PixVerse, an AI video startup, has added a team workspace, a roughly $3-per-video ad generator and a CLI for coding agents, moving from a single-creator tool toward a production platform for studios and automated pipelines.
PixVerse announced three releases on 31 March 2026, one day after it launched its V6 video model. The Singapore-based company says the releases are meant to support creative teams working at studio scale and automated content pipelines.
Team Plan gives studios, agencies and enterprise teams a shared workspace. Admins can add and remove members with configurable permissions and share credits with adjustable caps. Asset libraries stay in place when people leave. It costs $79 per seat per month.
Mini Apps are single-purpose tools that turn a common workflow into one step. The first is Ad Master: a user uploads one product image and a short description, and the model picks scenes and talent and produces an ad with voiceover and subtitles. PixVerse prices it at about $3 per video, or $2 for subscribers, and compares that with traditional production costs of several hundred to several thousand dollars. The company says more Mini Apps are in development for storytelling, short-form content and audio.
PixVerse CLI generates video from the terminal. The company says it works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenClaw. A companion Skills library packages specific generation modes and styles as reusable modules, so developers and agents can build PixVerse into larger pipelines.
All three are available now. PixVerse did not publish usage data, output quality benchmarks or API rate limits for the new tools.
The company says it has more than 100 million users across 175 countries. It closed a Series C round in March 2026 that valued it at over $1 billion, but did not disclose the amount.