Creatify Pricing 2026 and Plans From $39 a Month

Creatify pricing, re-checked on 17 September 2026: Starter is $39 a month for 100 credits, or $19 a month on annual billing. Pro is a slider from 300 credits at $99 a month to 5,000 credits at $999, or $49 to $799 a month annually. Enterprise is sales-led, listed at $999 in the page's own structured data. Creatify charges video ads at 5 credits per 15 seconds, so a 30-second ad costs $3.90 on Starter billed monthly, $3.30 on the Pro entry rung and $2.00 at the top rung. The banner's "save up to 50%" is true on the cheap plans and falls to 20% at the top.

Creatify is one of the best-known AI ad video tools, and "creatify pricing" is one of the most searched questions about it because the plans are built on credits and the page only shows you a price once you move a slider. Below is every rung, read off Creatify's live pricing page, its structured data and its help centre on 17 September 2026, plus what a finished ad costs on each and the clauses worth reading before you pay. Several things changed since our August check, and they are flagged where they matter.

Creatify pricing plans, every rung

Three things changed since August. The Pro slider used to start at 200 credits and now starts at 300, still at $99. Pro now includes 2 seats and allows up to 5, where it was a single seat before; Creatify does not publish what seats three to five cost. And the Free plan no longer has a card of its own. It survives in the pricing FAQ and in the structured data in the page head, which still lists four offers: Free at $0, Starter at $39, Pro at $99 and Enterprise at $999, all in US dollars.

The Pro prices only appear once the slider is moved, because the page renders them in the browser rather than on the server. That is why many roundups still quote a single Pro price. There are five, and they are in the table above.

How much does Creatify cost per video ad?

$3.90 for a 30-second ad on Starter billed monthly, $1.90 on annual billing, and between $3.30 and $2.00 on Pro billed monthly depending on the rung. Creatify's help centre states the meter: video ads, avatar videos and AI shorts cost 5 credits per 15 seconds of video, rounded up. Its free plan article says the same thing from the other side, that 10 credits make up to 2 videos provided each is no longer than 15 seconds.

Our August version of this page priced a video ad at a flat 5 credits whatever its length, because that was the only conversion Creatify published at the time. The help centre is now explicit that length counts, so a 30-second ad is 10 credits and a 60-second one is 20. Short hook tests are still where Creatify's meter is kindest.

Two further lines change the budget. Revisions cost 3 credits per 15 seconds, though on Pro and above they are free if you keep the same script, avatar and voice. And Creatify describes its agent, Ad Flow and Ad Clone tools as variable, with credit use it says cannot be determined upfront and can add up quickly. Budget those separately from the table above, and assume you will not keep every first render.

The Pro entry rung is now cheaper per credit than Starter

This reverses what we reported in August. At 200 credits for $99, the Pro entry rung cost 49.5 cents a credit, more than Starter's 39. At 300 credits for the same $99 it costs 33 cents, so upgrading to Pro no longer raises your unit price at the door. The ladder then improves steadily: 30 cents at 1,000 credits, 25 at 2,000 and 20 at 5,000 on monthly billing.

There is one oddity worth checking on the page itself. On monthly billing, the slider's second dot is labelled 500 while the card above it shows $199 for 600 credits. On annual billing the label reads 600. The card figure is the one we use.

Is the "save up to 50%" banner true?

On three rungs out of six. The banner above the plans reads "SAVE UP TO 50% ON ANNUAL PLAN", and dividing each rung shows how quickly that fades. Starter saves 51.3 percent, Pro 300 saves 50.5 and Pro 600 saves 50.3. Then Pro 1,000 saves 40.1 percent, Pro 2,000 saves 30.1 and Pro 5,000 saves 20.0.

So the buyers most likely to sign an annual contract, the ones sizing a large plan, get the smallest discount, and a team planning on 50 percent off $999 is out by $300 a month. The banner is accurate as an upper bound. It is just the upper bound.

Check the billing total at checkout as well. The page shows annual prices per month and does not print the yearly total, which is twelve times that figure: $228 for Starter and $588 for the Pro entry rung if billed up front. One Trustpilot reviewer in September described expecting a $49 monthly plan and being charged more than $500 for a year, which is what $588 looks like on a statement.

Do Creatify credits roll over?

For a short while. The pricing FAQ now says unused credits are valid for 2 months, so they can carry into the next month, and the help centre says the same. The annual Pro tooltip says its credits expire yearly. Free credits cannot be moved to a paid plan, and you cannot switch away from an annual plan until you have fewer than 10 credits left.

Refunds and cancellation

Creatify's terms say payments are non-refundable except where required by law, and cancelling does not refund amounts already billed. Its refund policy page puts it more bluntly: payments are final. There is no notice deadline for cancelling, which you can do from the account at any time, and your plan and remaining credits run to the end of the period you paid for. The cancellation flow offers a free month on the way out, and you click past it to finish.

On ownership the terms are good for advertisers. You own your original content in the assets you create and Creatify assigns you the copyright it may hold in it, and its pricing FAQ adds that you keep your creatives after your plan ends. White-label support and a formal IP assignment are listed as Enterprise features, so agencies reselling at volume should read that tier's contract.

What each Creatify plan includes

• Free. 10 credits a month, up to 2 video ads of 15 seconds or 20 image ads, 300 AI actors, 10 premium models, 40 ad templates and a watermark. Useful for judging the output, not for running ads.
• Starter ($39, or $19 annually). 100 credits, watermark removed, 300 AI actors, 200-plus templates, 50-plus premium models, 75-plus languages, one generation at a time, videos up to 2 minutes and 1 seat.
• Pro ($99 to $999, or $49 to $799 annually). 300 to 5,000 credits, 1,500 AI actors and 3 custom avatars, 500-plus templates, 100-plus premium models, up to 5 generations in parallel, videos up to 10 minutes, a competitor ad tracker, the ad launcher for Meta, TikTok and AppLovin, and 2 seats included out of a possible 5.
• Enterprise (talk to sales). Creatify Studio as a done-for-you service, custom model fine-tuning, white-label support, an enterprise SLA with IP assignment and a dedicated account manager.

The API is priced separately: API Starter at $99 for 500 credits and API Pro at $299 for 2,000, where URL to video costs 5 credits per 30 seconds. That is half the app's rate for the same length, so a team generating at volume through code pays well under a dollar per 30-second ad. Our Creatify API pricing guide prices a 30-second ad by every endpoint, including Aurora and Ad Clone.

Is Creatify worth the price?

For short-form avatar ads made from a product link, yes, and our full Creatify AI review scores it on output, billing and rights as well as price. It is also better value than in August: the Pro entry rung is now cheaper per credit than Starter and includes a second seat. Whether it is worth it for you comes down to two things: whether the credit ceiling matches your testing volume once you price ads by length, 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, and our HeyGen review prices a 30-second avatar ad on every HeyGen plan.

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

How much is Creatify per month?

Starter is $39 a month for 100 credits, or $19 a month billed annually. Pro runs from $99 a month for 300 credits to $999 for 5,000, or $49 to $799 a month billed annually. Enterprise is sales-led. There is also a free plan with 10 credits a month and a watermark. Read on Creatify's pricing page on 17 September 2026.

Does Creatify have a free plan?

Yes, though it no longer has its own card on the pricing page. The pricing FAQ describes it: 10 monthly credits, up to 2 video ads or 20 image ads, 300 AI actors, 10 premium models and 40 ad templates, with a watermark on exports. The two video ads can be up to 15 seconds each, and free credits cannot be carried onto a paid plan.

How much is Creatify Pro?

$99 a month for the 300-credit entry rung, then $199 for 600, $299 for 1,000, $499 for 2,000 and $999 for 5,000 credits. Billed annually, the same rungs are $49, $99, $179, $349 and $799 a month. Pro includes 2 seats and allows up to 5, adds 1,500 AI actors, parallel generation and 10-minute videos.

How many credits does a Creatify video cost?

5 credits per 15 seconds of video, rounded up, per Creatify's help centre. A 15-second ad is 5 credits, a 30-second ad is 10 and a 60-second ad is 20. Revisions cost 3 credits per 15 seconds, free on Pro if the script, avatar and voice stay the same, and the agent, Ad Flow and Ad Clone tools use a variable amount.

Does Creatify give refunds?

No, as a rule. Its terms say payments are non-refundable except where required by law, and its refund policy page says payments are final. Cancelling stops the next renewal and keeps your plan and credits until the end of the period, but nothing already billed comes back, so check the billing cycle before you confirm an annual plan.

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 $49 a month, writing hooks and angles in batches of script variations, casting a realistic creator, and rendering the versions you pick as 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 is the same: test more angles than your competitors can, and keep the account fed with fresh creative before the current winner fatigues. 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 headline price sits beside a crossed-out standard rate and can add up to 12% of your ad spend, 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.