Spira Maxima turns a script into a finished social video

Spira AI launched Spira Maxima 1.0, a model that turns a written script into a finished social video in a single pass, and put it on Product Hunt, where it ranked first in the site's daily leaderboard for October 5, 2026. The company's launch post on X, dated October 6, had drawn about 1.3 million views by October 7, according to the launch tracker Launch Archive.

The appeal is the finishing step. Most video models hand back a short clip, and the creator still opens an editor to cut B-roll, place captions and add music. Spira Maxima returns the whole post in one generation, up to 90 seconds long, so there is nothing left to assemble.

What Is Spira Maxima?

Maxima takes a script and casts a presenter, cuts in on-trend B-roll, adds motion graphics, styled captions and music, and returns a vertical 9:16 MP4 with a caption and hashtags to post with it, Spira AI's product page says. It accepts four inputs: a script on its own, a script plus your photo (an optional voice sample makes an AI clone), a script plus product photos, or a recording you already have. Spira AI calls the training the differentiator, saying the model is post-trained on social trend and performance data so each cut follows "what is winning now."

Spira prices Spira Maxima at $0.15 per second of finished video, with the first month at 50% off, and caps output by plan: 20 seconds and a 400-character script on Free, 60 seconds and 1,200 characters on Creator, and 90 seconds and 1,800 characters on Growth. On its own page, Spira places Maxima against rival tools it lists at Creatify Aurora $0.14 a second, HeyGen Avatar IV Premium $0.10, Veo 3.1 Standard about $0.40, and Seedance 2.5 about $1.16, figures it says came from the rivals' public pages and fal list prices on October 3, 2026.

The autonomous part sits one layer up, in Spira AI's agent product rather than the model itself. Its Product Hunt listing markets "autonomous AI Influencers that run your social media end-to-end 24/7" that "publish across TikTok, Instagram, X and more," which a user can steer through a chat app or leave to run "completely on their own." Social Media Today reported on September 27 that a comparable system in Meta's Muse agents carries risk, because an agent posting on your behalf could draw platform penalties.

Spira AI's page shows vertical examples across real estate, beauty, food and science, and carries a testimonial from Cookiy AI chief executive Davin YC saying the company ran its social media through Spira and "demo requests 3×'d in five weeks." The publicity numbers are the company's own. Spira says its AI influencers drew "10M+ impressions before public launch" and that "Your first AI Influencer is less than 10 minutes away," both untested by outside reviewers. Made With Models calls the impressions figure "a company-provided attention measure, not verified usage, revenue, or retention."

Product Hunt commenters pressed the maker on the clone feature, asking how it handles consent for a face and voice. Chief executive Long Ma replied that a clone is locked to the account that made it, stays inside that account, and can be deleted along with its source photo and voice sample at any time. Spira AI says video editing, native MCP and CLI integrations for Claude Code and Codex, and API access are in development.

Spira Maxima 1.0 is live at spira.ai, with a free tier and 50% off the first month.