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Quick, Standard or Deep: which effort should you choose?

For you if you have posted without it taking off, and want the setting that gives the most useful answer for what it uses.

By Creatype · Updated November 7, 2026 · 1 min

Your videos aren’t taking off? Pick the Prisme setting that answers your question, and see what each effort uses.

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Three depths of work

You have posted, the views aren’t coming, and you are looking for the reason. The Effort selector is visible in the message input. Quick uses account and video context. Standard can add supporting sources. Deep can also use accessible public comments. The material used depends on your request and availability.

Choose according to the question

Quick: move a direction forward. Standard: work with more context. Deep: when the answer may be in the comments, for example what people ask under a video. To fix one sentence, specify the passage instead of asking for a full new generation.

Availability and usage

The free plan includes Quick and Standard. Go and Pro also include Deep. Exchanges, ideas and scripts share the same usage allowance. Deeper work can use more; it does not correspond to a fixed number of texts. The usage shown in your account is the reference.

Assistant effort and analysis depth

The Quick, Standard or Deep effort applies to the conversation with Prisme. A video audience analysis has its own setting, Light, Standard or Deep, explained in the analysis depth guide.

Try it on your own video

The free plan needs no card: create your account, paste a TikTok link, get the audience profiles. Go (€13/month) adds every model, Deep analysis, PDF and CSV export and Schedule.

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