Creatify Pricing 2026: $39 Starter, $99 Pro

Creatify pricing in 2026 is a four rung ladder: Free at $0 for 10 monthly credits, Starter at $39 a month for 100 credits, Pro at $99 a month for a 200 to 5,000 credit range, and Enterprise at $999 a month. Only the first two appear as prices on the visible plan cards; Creatify publishes the other two in the structured data on the same page. Its own free plan FAQ gives you the conversion nobody else quotes: 10 credits makes up to 2 video ads, so a video ad is 5 credits and the $39 Starter plan is 20 finished ads at $1.95 each. Read live on August 26, 2026.

Creatify is a well-known AI ad and avatar video tool, and "creatify pricing" is one of the most searched questions about it because the plans are built around a credit system that is not obvious from the plan names. Below is the full breakdown, verified against Creatify's live pricing page on August 26, 2026, plus what each tier really gets you and where the limits bite. Prices change, so treat the live pricing page as the source of truth before you buy.

Creatify pricing plans, verified August 2026

Two of those four prices are not printed on the plan cards. Creatify's pricing page renders Free and Starter with a number and shows Pro and Enterprise as feature lists behind a tab switcher, with the Pro price card sitting behind a 200 to 5,000 credit slider that does not render on the server. That is why most published roundups either omit Creatify Pro or estimate it.

It is on the page anyway. Creatify emits a Product block of structured data in the head of its pricing page containing four named offers: Free at $0, Starter at $39, Pro at $99 and Enterprise at $999, all in US dollars. That is Creatify's own machine readable statement of its own ladder, served on the same request as the page that will not show you half of it. Treat the $99 as the entry rung rather than the whole story, because the visible compare table gives Pro a credit range rather than a fixed allowance, and a range implies a slider.

Creatify advertises up to 50 percent off on annual billing. Worth knowing before you size a team plan: its own compare table lists one seat on Starter and one seat on Pro, so neither published plan is a multi seat plan.

How much does Creatify cost per video ad?

$1.95 on Starter and $2.48 on Pro at its entry rung. Creatify publishes no rate card, but it does publish one conversion, and it is enough to price the whole ladder. It sits in the first FAQ under the plan table, describing the free tier, verbatim: "The Free Plan includes 10 monthly credits. Create up to 2 video ads or 20 image ads, access 300 AI actors, and use 10 premium AI models plus 40 ad templates. Exports include a watermark."

Ten credits, two video ads. That is 5 credits a video ad and half a credit an image ad. Apply it upward and the plans stop being abstract.

Note what that table shows. Per finished ad, the cheapest paid plan is the cheapest, and the plan you would upgrade to costs 27 percent more per ad until you climb the credit slider. Pro buys scale, longer videos, a bigger actor library, the ad launcher and the competitor tracker. It does not buy a lower unit price at the door. Creatify does not publish what the upper rungs of the Pro slider cost, so the bottom row of that table cannot be completed honestly.

One caveat on the arithmetic: 5 credits is Creatify's own figure for a video ad on the free tier, and paid tiers unlock premium models and longer runtimes that may burn differently. Creatify does not publish a per model rate, so treat $1.95 as the published baseline rather than a guaranteed ceiling, and budget for regenerations on top, since you rarely keep the first render.

A video ad costs exactly ten times an image ad

The same sentence that prices a video ad also prices an image one, and the ratio between them is cleaner than anything else Creatify publishes. Ten credits makes "up to 2 video ads or 20 image ads", so a video ad is 5 credits and an image ad is half a credit. Video costs 10x image on identical credits.

That matters for how you spend a plan rather than which plan you buy. A month of Starter is 20 video ads, or 200 static ads, or any mix. Teams that test static creative first and only produce video for the concepts that survive get far more tests out of the same $39 than teams that render video for every idea. Creatify does not present the two formats as substitutes anywhere on its pricing page, but on the credit meter they plainly are.

Re-verified on September 1, 2026. The four prices are unchanged from our previous check, still published as named offers in the structured data on the pricing page (Free $0, Starter $39, Pro $99, Enterprise $999, all USD), and the free plan FAQ still carries the conversion sentence word for word. We re-read the underlying rate rather than just the prices, because a vendor's headline price and the rate card beneath it go stale at different speeds.

How many ads does the Creatify Starter plan make?

Twenty video ads a month, or 200 image ads. Starter is $39 a month for 100 monthly credits, and Creatify's own free plan FAQ prices a video ad at 5 credits and an image ad at half a credit. That holds regardless of whether you make 15 second or 30 second ads, because Creatify meters per ad rather than per second. Starter caps video length at 2 minutes and includes 300 AI actors and 200 plus ad templates.

The per second point is worth dwelling on, because it cuts the opposite way to most of this category. TopView charges 4.8 credits per 4 seconds of Seedance 2.5 at 720p, and Hedra deducts credits by the second of finished video, so on both a shorter clip genuinely costs less. On Creatify a 15 second hook test and a 60 second demo draw the same 5 credits. If your workflow is short form hook testing at volume, that flat rate is in your favour.

What each Creatify plan includes

The tiers differ on more than credits. Here is what separates them in August 2026:

• Free. Ten credits a month, up to two video ads, roughly 300 AI actors, a small set of templates, and a watermark on output. It is a genuine try-before-you-buy tier, not a plan you run a business on.
• Starter ($39). One hundred credits, watermark removed, around 300 AI actors, 200-plus ad templates, premium models, and 75-plus languages. This is the entry point for someone who has decided the tool works and wants to use it for real.
• Pro ($99). A 200 to 5,000 monthly credit range, 1,500 AI actors, 500-plus templates, video up to 10 minutes, and the workflow features that matter for scale: a creative agent, a competitor ad tracker covering up to 10 brands, and an ad launcher that publishes into Meta, TikTok and AppLovin ad accounts. Creatify's compare table lists one seat on this plan, so it is a power user tier rather than a team tier.
• Enterprise ($999). Everything in Pro plus studio services, API discounts, custom templates, white-label output, enterprise security, custom seat counts and a dedicated account manager. The $999 is published in Creatify's structured data rather than on the card, and the credit allowance at that tier is custom.

Is Creatify worth the price?

For what it is, the pricing is competitive with the rest of the AI ad-video market, where entry plans cluster around $29 to $49 and serious plans around $99 to $250. Whether it is worth it for you comes down to two things: whether the credit ceiling matches your testing volume, and whether the avatar-and-template style fits the ads you want to run. Creatify leans toward polished avatar presenters and a large template library. If your account performs better with feed-native, creator-style UGC that reads as a real person filming on a phone, that is a different product emphasis, and it is worth comparing tools on output style, not just price. We put the two side by side in our Creatify alternative comparison. If HeyGen is the other tool on your shortlist, Creatify vs HeyGen compares both on verified pricing, actor libraries, and ad-specific features.

One thing worth saying plainly: cheaper creative only pays off if the clicks it buys actually convert. A brand can spend $99 a month churning out ads and still lose money if the landing page leaks. Plenty of DTC teams pair their ad tooling with an on-site assistant that answers buyer questions in real time so the traffic those ads generate has a better chance of turning into a sale. The ad tool is only half the funnel.

Creatify pricing FAQ

Does Creatify have a free plan?

Yes. Creatify offers a free tier with 10 credits a month, which its own FAQ says makes up to 2 video ads or 20 image ads, with 300 AI actors, 10 premium models, 40 ad templates and a watermark on exports. It is designed for evaluation. To remove the watermark and get usable volume you move to the Starter plan at $39 a month, which is 20 video ads, or the Pro plan at $99 a month.

How much is Creatify Pro?

$99 a month. That price does not appear on Creatify's visible plan cards, because the Pro card sits behind a credit slider that does not render, but Creatify publishes it in the Product structured data in the head of its pricing page alongside Free at $0, Starter at $39 and Enterprise at $999. Pro carries a 200 to 5,000 monthly credit range, 1,500 AI actors, 500-plus templates, video up to 10 minutes, a competitor ad tracker and an ad launcher. Read $99 as the entry rung of the slider rather than a fixed price. Checked August 26, 2026.

How much is Creatify Enterprise?

$999 a month, published in the same structured data block as the other three prices and not shown on the plan card, which reads as a contact tier. The credit allowance is custom at that level, and Enterprise adds studio services, API discounts, custom templates, white-label output, enterprise security and a dedicated account manager. If you have been told Creatify Enterprise pricing is not public, that is out of date. It is public, it is just not rendered.

What are Creatify credits?

Credits are Creatify's usage currency, and unusually for this category there is a published conversion: its free plan FAQ states that 10 credits creates up to 2 video ads or 20 image ads, so a video ad is 5 credits and an image ad is half a credit. That makes Starter's 100 credits 20 finished video ads. Creatify does not publish a per model rate card, so premium models and longer runtimes may burn differently, and it asks but does not visibly answer whether unused credits carry over to the next month, so budget as though they reset monthly.

Is there a cheaper way to get UGC-style video ads?

It depends on the format you need. If your goal is feed-native, creator-style UGC generated straight from a product URL, AdsGen produces that from $82 a month, writing the hook and angle, casting a realistic creator, and rendering captioned vertical ads ready to upload. Our own AI UGC ad generator pricing lists what each plan includes, so you can set it against the credit maths above. The right pick comes down to output style and how the credit or plan limits line up with your real testing volume, which is why comparing tools on the ads they actually produce beats comparing headline prices.

Whichever tool you choose, the winning move in 2026 is the same: test more angles than your competitors can, and keep the account fed with fresh creative before the current winner fatigues. Price matters, but the ceiling on how much you can test matters more. For a broader look at the field, our roundup of the best AI UGC video generators compares output style, pricing, and who each tool fits, and our AI UGC ad generator pricing comparison puts every tool's plans side by side. If the shortlist has come down to two, the head-to-head on Arcads vs Creatify compares actors, published pricing, and workflow row by row, and Creatify vs Zeely is worth reading if the other tool on your list is the cheaper-looking app option, because Zeely's advertised price is an introductory rate that renews at $79.95 a month, and if it is still open, the seven criteria in how to choose an AI UGC ad generator are the ones that decide it in practice.