Creatify Pricing 2026: Plans, Credits & Cost per Video

Creatify costs $0 on the Free plan, $39 a month on Starter and from $99 a month on Pro when you pay monthly. Pay yearly and Starter drops to $19 a month and Pro to $49 a month, which is the "save up to 50%" offer on Creatify's pricing page.

Enterprise is priced on request. Every figure on this page comes from creatify.ai/pricing and Creatify's help center, checked in October 2026, in US dollars.

Yearly prices are charged once a year, so Starter costs $228 up front and Pro at 300 credits costs $588 (our arithmetic from the per-month prices). Creatify states that payments are non-refundable, so work out how many credits you will really use before choosing a yearly plan.

The main differences are credits, the size of the AI actor library, maximum video length, and team features. Starter and Pro both remove the watermark and unlock all creation tools; Pro adds longer videos, custom avatars, parallel generation, seats and the competitor and performance tools.

Starter and Pro both list 75+ languages. Creatify's pricing page does not state export resolution for any plan, so check it in the editor before you buy if your ad placements need a specific size.

Pro is sold in five credit sizes. The yearly discount shrinks as the tier grows: about 50% off at 300 and 600 credits, but only 20% off at 5,000. Price per credit is our calculation from Creatify's published prices.

For comparison, Starter works out to $0.39 a credit monthly or $0.19 yearly. One quirk to check at checkout: with monthly billing selected, the slider on Creatify's page labels the second step "500", while the plan card shows 600 credits for $199. With yearly billing selected, both read 600.

Creatify's help center publishes these credit rates (article dated August 2026):

• Video Ad, Avatar Video and AI Shorts cost 5 credits per 15 seconds of video, rounded up, so a 20-second ad is billed as 30 seconds (10 credits).
• Revisions on those tools cost 3 credits per 15 seconds. On Pro and higher tiers, revisions are free if you keep the same script, avatar and voice.
• Product Video images cost 1 credit per image. Product Video with the Aurora model costs 5 credits per 15 seconds; with Google Veo 3 it is a flat 10 credits for up to 8 seconds.
• Agent, Ad Flow and Ad Clone use a variable number of credits. Creatify shows the cost before you confirm a generation.
• Manual edits to an exported project (text, captions, trims, media swaps, layout) are free and unlimited. Anything that reruns the AI uses credits.

At 5 credits per 15 seconds, here is how many first renders each plan covers before any regeneration:

That puts a 30-second ad (10 credits) at about $3.90 on Starter monthly or $1.90 yearly, $3.30 or $1.63 on Pro 300, and $2.00 or $1.60 on Pro 5,000. These are best-case numbers.

Every time you regenerate the script, avatar or voice you spend more credits, so budget for retries. Some reviews assume a 30-second video costs 5 credits; Creatify's own rate is 5 credits per 15 seconds, which doubles that.

Yes. Creatify has a permanent Free plan with 10 credits that refresh every month. Creatify says that is enough for up to 2 video ads or 20 image ads, with access to 300 AI actors, 10 premium AI models and 40 ad templates. Exports on the Free plan carry a watermark, so they are for testing rather than running paid ads.

The help center adds two limits. Each free video must be 15 seconds or shorter to fit two into 10 credits. Ad Flow and Agent are available on the Free plan, but 10 credits is not enough to finish a video with either tool, so Creatify recommends the Video Ad or Avatar Video tools for free tests.

Free credits stay on the Free plan: they cannot be transferred to a paid plan when you upgrade. Creatify's pricing page does not advertise a free trial of Starter or Pro, so the Free plan is the way to test before paying.

These rules matter more than the sticker price, because they decide how much of what you pay you actually use.

• Rollover: unused credits stay valid for 2 months, so one month's leftovers carry into the next.
• Changing plans: a plan change starts a new billing cycle, and unused credits from the old plan stay available.
• Leaving a yearly plan: Creatify says you cannot switch away from an annual plan until you have fewer than 10 credits left.
• Cancelling: you can cancel any time from Settings, then Subscription; the plan and its credits stay active until the end of the billing period.
• Refunds: Creatify's refund policy (August 2026) says payments are final and non-refundable. Paid plans renew automatically until cancelled.
• Ownership: Creatify says you own the ads you make, even after your plan ends, and its stock footage is royalty-free.

Because there are no refunds and a yearly plan is hard to leave, a sensible order is the Free plan first, then one month of Starter or Pro, then yearly billing once you know your monthly credit use.

Developers and managed-service buyers pay separately from the self-serve plans.

Only API calls that create or generate something use credits; GET and LIST requests are free, and video credits scale with output length. For the managed service, Creatify's creative service page quotes $100 to $200 per video, a six-month minimum commitment, and $500 for each ad beyond your monthly allocation.

Search results for Creatify pricing show Starter at anything from $19 to $39 and Pro from $39 to $99. Three things explain most of the spread.

• $19 is today's Starter price on yearly billing, not the monthly price.
• Figures such as $23 and $59 are rounded estimates of the yearly discount, not prices shown on Creatify's page.
• Older reviews predate a mid-2026 price change. An Internet Archive copy of Creatify's pricing page from May 2026 showed Starter at $33 and Pro at $49 a month.

Check the date on any Creatify price you read.

Match the plan to your monthly ad volume and video length rather than to the feature list.

• Testing whether AI actor ads suit your product: stay on Free and make two 15-second watermarked ads.
• One person making up to about ten 30-second ads a month, each under 2 minutes: Starter at $39 monthly, or $19 a month yearly once your volume is steady.
• Videos longer than 2 minutes, custom avatars, a second seat, or batches of variations generated at once: Pro, starting at 300 credits.
• Regular volume above roughly 100 ads a month: compare the 1,000 and 2,000-credit Pro tiers, where the monthly price per credit falls to $0.30 and $0.25.
• An agency that wants ads made for it, or an SLA and white-label: Enterprise or Creatify Studio, priced on request.

Count regenerations when you estimate volume. If a typical approved ad takes two or three renders, divide the video counts in the table above by that number.

Creatify's strengths are its URL-to-video workflow, which builds an ad from an Amazon, Shopify, App Store or Google Play link, and its library of 1,500 AI actors on Pro.

If you mainly need creator-style product ads and can live without that actor library, FluxNote's UGC Studio is a cheaper starting point: its Rise plan costs $20 a month or $10 a month billed yearly for 2,000 shared credits and up to 20 finished AI videos, and UGC generation needs a paid plan (a free account can preview the workflow).

Both products charge in credits, so compare the cost of one approved ad in each tool rather than the monthly price.

For side-by-side reviews, see the Creatify review, the Arcads vs Creatify comparison and the Creatify alternatives list linked below.

We read Creatify's pricing page in October 2026, including the price data behind its monthly and yearly toggle, and the help center articles on the Free plan, credit usage, refunds and cancellation.

Per-credit and per-video costs are our arithmetic from those published numbers.

Creatify changes prices from time to time, so treat the official pricing page as the final word.