One More Shot - AI Music Video

• BASIC Monthly — $42.99/month
• 10000 Tokens — $99.99
• 2000 Tokens — $24.99
• 500 Tokens — $6.99
• 5000 Tokens — $49.99
• Pack Starter — $42.00
• Upgrade to Hyper — $99.99
• Upgrade to Super — $4.99
• Upgrade to Super — $9.99
• Upgrade to Ultra — $19.99

Last verified 6 Aug 2026

4.2 3548 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Great! But need better price packages

   Greetings, this is a great app and the visuals are on point! I did a video yesterday and it was perfect according to my visual layout. But it can use some tweaking on the Lip sync, it tends to jump offline from the music, that’s the first thing. The next thing is we need better package offers because it is very costly just to do even one video. I understand with the tokens etc. But if you can charge less for the tokens for 1 video that would be great, then that gives paying customers on the app a better benefit rather than you Loosing paying customers because it costs too much. Another option would be to do Low Price options and a “One Time” fee for the app with all benefits. You will have millions of people jumping on the “One Time” fee, some will use the Low Price options but more on the One Time, and I promise you will not only gain a lot of customers but your company will have a high rep for the greatest video production app. Other than that, this is a 5 Star for me, I just hope to see those changes very soon. 🙏🏼

   ProfessorSanij · 6 Aug 2026

2. 5/5The future of music video

   I’ve been using One More Shot AI since December 1, 2025, and it’s been incredible watching the platform grow. As an AI-assisted music producer and multimedia storyteller, I use technology to help bring human stories to life through sound, film, and visual narrative. One More Shot AI has become an important part of that creative process. What excites me most isn’t just what the platform can do today. It’s the potential of where it’s heading. Years ago, MTV changed how people experienced music by combining sound and visuals. Platforms like One More Shot AI are giving independent creators the ability to do something similar for a new generation. This isn’t just an AI video tool. It’s a creative platform that helps artists, musicians, storytellers, and filmmakers turn ideas into visual experiences without needing a massive budget or studio. I believe we’re still at the beginning of something much bigger. If the team continues innovating and supporting creators, One More Shot AI has the potential to become one of the most influential platforms in the future of music videos, visual storytelling, and AI-assisted creativity. Highly recommended. Joseph Goffredo AI-Assisted Music Producer & Multimedia Storyteller Human stories through sound, film & visual narrative.

   Joseph goffredo · 6 Aug 2026

3. 1/5Unrealistic pricing

   The app looks promising and I would love to give a solid review of all the features, but as it stands I haven’t even been able to sample it. I made the mistake of pulling the trigger on a “Super” plan to try out the features and assess if I should go ahead with “Ultra”. The Super plan gives you 500 credits/month, which sounds like you can do just a little generating before needing to top up. What they don’t ever mention anywhere is how many credits a generation costs. You can only generate as short as 30 seconds, which costs 750 credits. A 5-minute song costs 7500 credits. The conversion rate is $0.01/credit, so that translates to $75 for one attempt at generating a 5 minute video, and if something doesn’t look right or needs to be changed - that’s another $75. It also means that I paid $10 for a subscription and cannot use a single one of their features, as the Super plan gets you 500 credits and it takes 750 to generate the shortest length of video you can. I understand there is an overhead to renting GPUs and the devs need to make a living too, but this is the first time I’ve seen an app where you pay and still can’t use it.

   Binary_Data · 6 Aug 2026

4. 1/5Money grab

   I was very disappointed with my experience using One More Shot AI. I paid $20 expecting to create videos, but after paying, I found that the app mainly generated a write-up and did not allow me to create the type of video I expected. What frustrated me most was that when I tried to generate a larger project, I was asked to purchase thousands more tokens, which would have cost me hundreds of additional dollars. I felt like I was constantly being pushed to spend more money just to access features I thought would already be included. The pricing structure was confusing, and the token requirements seemed excessive for creating a single video. For creators on a budget, this can become very expensive very quickly. In comparison, I’ve had better experiences with other AI music like Suno and video platforms that allow users to generate content without requiring so many additional purchases. I believe the app should be more transparent about its costs and limitations before users spend money. Based on my experience, I would not purchase it again.

   Bigloveiceit · 6 Aug 2026

5. 2/5Bad business already

   What’s interesting is that people clearly love this song. They’re quoting lyrics, discussing what they think it means, talking about how it makes them feel, and trying to find the band behind it. Yet the developers seem to be giving the musicians little to no credit. There’s no band name, no song title, and no obvious way to find more of their music. The app gets promoted while the artists remain anonymous. Here: Car rides 2 am. Your hands twitch when you talk again. Dashboard flicker on your face. I watch the city bend and break. You say nothing for a minute straight. Just breathe smoke out the window frame. Radio cuts into the dark. Just like pulling wires apart. I don't want to talk about love. I don't want to give this a name Something in the space between us Keeps calling back again White lines blur into the tires Street sign melt into the rain Look at me like you love something that I can't save. Ok now In my honest opinion, that’s a red flag. If the music is strong enough to stop people in their tracks, make them ask who the band is, and generate discussions in the comments, then the artists deserve to be front and center. Giving proper credit should be the easiest thing in the world. Instead, people are discovering the app while the musicians who created the soundtrack are getting lost in the background. Maybe there’s a reason for it, but from where I’m sitting, it doesn’t reflect very well on the developers.

   RokinRandy · 6 Aug 2026

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