Review and Confirm the Quote Statement
How to review runtime, production tier, visual rules, and credits before starting a VidBlitz production.
The Quote Statement is the production plan VidBlitz asks you to approve before credits are reserved. It replaces the former six-step setup wizard.
Before the Quote Appears
Submit a production request from Create Video. The Prompt Checker reviews clarity, feasibility, safety, runtime, language, and visual requirements. It can also recommend a production tier.
Fix blocking issues. Warnings can be corrected or acknowledged on the current Quote Statement.
What to Review
Check that the Quote accurately reflects:
- Title, format, presentation style, target audience, and key facts.
- Director brief, style direction, research instructions, and any exact wording.
- Requested, recommended, feasible, and selected runtime.
- English, German, or Spanish output language.
- VidBlitz Low, Medium, or High production tier and its per-minute rate.
- Brand Profile, voice, theme, narration input, music, and visual direction.
- Content and thumbnail references.
- Source permissions, assumptions, footage outlook, and limiting factors.
- Aspect ratio, dimensions, captions, included initial render, and estimated credits.
Choose a Production Tier
Tier | Credits per output minute |
|---|---|
VidBlitz Low | 35 |
VidBlitz Medium | 44 |
VidBlitz High | 55 |
Higher tiers analyze candidate footage and references more deeply. Script checks, production safeguards, and technical delivery checks still apply at every tier.
Make Changes Before Confirming
Edit any supported field that does not match your intent. A meaningful change, including a tier change, makes the previous Quote stale and runs the required checks or estimate again.
This protects you from confirming an old version after the production request has changed.
Confirm Once
Choose the runtime and acknowledge every current warning. Confirming signs that exact Quote Statement version, reserves the estimated credits, queues production, and opens the progress view.
There is no separate Auto or Manual workflow selector and no later script-approval pause. Use Custom Script before confirmation when exact narration wording matters.
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