Clik.ai app profile
For CRE lenders, servicers, brokers and banks: Clik.ai covers CRE underwriting automation and lease abstraction software. VidRush makes the finished long-form YouTube explainers and walkthroughs those firms publish.
Real, licensed footage, narration, music and captions, assembled into a publish-ready video in under an hour.

Clik.ai
AI-assisted underwriting, servicing and data operations for commercial real estate lenders and banks
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About
Clik.ai is not a video tool. Its site describes itself as operations infrastructure for commercial real estate (CRE) and banking. It powers underwriting, servicing and data operations for institutions that lend in CRE. The platform has two parts. Lending and servicing covers automated underwriting, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac workbook population, loan onboarding, disbursement and PCNA processing, and custom financial models. Data and technology covers lease abstraction, portfolio analytics, Salesforce configuration, CRE technology consulting and investment analysis. Clients shown include Newmark, Lument, Colliers, Northmarq and Webster Bank. None of the evidence describes any video creation feature.
Ideal for
Commercial real estate lenders, servicers, brokers and banks that want to automate underwriting, loan servicing and lease data work. It is not built for YouTube creators or anyone making videos.
What it does well
AI-powered spreading of T12s, rent rolls and operating statements into production-ready financial models
Live collaboration to populate Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac workbooks with expert oversight
Claims 99% accuracy across all financial documents
Claims 24-hour turnaround on underwriting that previously took days
Covers both lending and servicing work and data and technology work, including lease abstraction, portfolio dashboards and Salesforce configuration
Used by CRE institutions such as Newmark, Lument, Colliers, Northmarq and Webster Bank
6–60 min
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Clik.ai's pages describe CRE underwriting software, not video
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Up to 15
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Up to 3 months
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10% of the original generation
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Roll over, up to half the monthly allotment
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24/7 in-app chat
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English, German, Spanish
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1–6 by plan
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Yes, open signup at vidrush.ai/signup
No, demo-gated
The site offers Schedule a Demo and Log In only
A finished video from one brief
One credit charge covers research, script, voiceover, footage and visuals, editing, music and sound, captions and thumbnail. The output is a widescreen 1080p video of 6 to 60 minutes.
$1.46 to $2.18 a minute on Pro + Medium
Each minute is finished video with licensed Storyblocks B-roll and motion graphics. Clik.ai is demo-gated and describes no video output, so it has no per-minute figure to compare.
Real licensed footage, not generated clips
On Pro + Medium, VidRush matches licensed Storyblocks B-roll to your narration. You can also limit sourcing to Creative Commons and public domain, or blacklist and whitelist sources for each channel.
A quote first, and credits only on completion
The Quote Statement shows format, duration, model, voice, title and estimated credits before generation starts. Credits are deducted only when a video completes.
Talking-head editing for analysts and founders
Upload an English recording of 6 minutes to 2 hours. VidRush cuts dead air and filler, layers in B-roll, adds captions and your theme, and returns the edit.
Brand Profiles keep each channel consistent
Set voice, theme, compliance and footage sources once per channel. Plans include 5 to 50 Brand Profiles, and team seats go up to 15.
Where Clik.ai fits instead
Clik.ai is for spreading T12s and rent rolls, filling Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac workbooks, and lease abstraction. VidRush does none of that work. It makes the videos.
Pros
Spreads T12s, rent rolls and operating statements into financial models.
Populates Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac workbooks, with expert oversight.
Covers lease abstraction, portfolio analytics and Salesforce configuration for CRE teams.
Lists CRE institutions such as Newmark, Lument, Colliers, Northmarq and Webster Bank as clients.
Cons
Makes no videos. Its pages describe no script, voiceover, footage or editing features.
Describes no long-form YouTube output of any length.
Has no public pricing. Access starts with scheduling a demo.
Is built for institutions that lend in CRE, not for creators or YouTube channels.
Several services rely on expert analysts and consulting rather than self-serve software.
USE CASES
Faceless, talking-head or with an AI presenter: give VidRush a brief, a script or a recording and get the finished long-form video back.
Faceless documentary and explainer channels
Give VidRush a topic prompt and get back a researched, narrated documentary or explainer cut with real footage, motion graphics, music, captions and a thumbnail.
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Top 10 and list breakdowns
Ask for a top 10 in your prompt and VidRush builds a countdown where each item becomes its own segment, with item counts matched to the length.
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Talking-head videos
Upload a recording of yourself to camera and get back a finished edit with dead air and filler cut, B-roll layered in, captions and your theme applied.
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AI presenter videos without filming
Pick a VidRush presenter or build one from a single photo of yourself, write a prompt, and get a full edit with the avatar on screen and B-roll carrying the story.
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Avatar-hosted videos with Persona I
Bring a Custom Script and an avatar, and Persona I generates footage for every line, showing the presenter from different angles with moving backgrounds.
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Your own script
Paste a finished script and VidRush narrates it, matches visuals to your words, and adds music and editing, using your script as the source of truth.
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It helped me monetize a channel in 1 month.
“So far, the vidrush videos went viral much faster and more often than the ones my editors did. AND, I created those videos in 1-2 hours, with minimal input on my end. Maybe I changed 1 or 2 scenes. The videos turn out very good.”
RomyB
· VidRush customer
From zero to 3 monetized channels in 5 months
“In that short time I managed to monetize three YouTube channels. That's something I never would have pulled off so fast with a traditional setup. What used to take my team roughly four days to coordinate, scripting, editing, voiceover, finding the right footage, I can now get done in under 30 minutes.”
Arez A.
· VidRush customer
“My editors have been in panic mode since I started using vidrush. It makes great videos in a few hours and also create thumbnail for it. The editing is better than 70% of my editors.”
Osas King
· VidRush customer
Vidrush is for you if you want good quality videos fast
“Vidrush is great because it cuts video production time down by a lot. With a few prompts or even your own custom script, you can get a video done in around a couple hours, versus possibly days with a normal video editor.”
Pic Jr
· VidRush customer
World-Class Tool, World-Class Support
“VidRush has become the backbone of my entire production workflow. The voice quality, imagery, and video output are genuinely impressive, everything comes out looking and sounding professional without the hours of manual editing other tools require.”
Cam Conkle
· VidRush customer
Saves a Huge Amount of Time and Delivers Real Quality
“I especially want to highlight the custom script feature, which lets you personalize content nicely, as well as the rendering quality, which is consistently solid.”
RK
· VidRush customer
Is Clik.ai a video creation tool?
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Can Clik.ai make YouTube videos about commercial real estate?
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Can a CRE firm turn a market update into a YouTube video with VidRush?
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