Creatify Pricing and Creatify AI Pricing Plans With the Real Monthly Cost in 2026

Creatify pricing in 2026 starts at $10 to $15 a month for Standard with 55 credits, then $38 to $55 for Pro with 280 credits and $66 to $95 for Max with 730 credits. Business runs $136 to $195 with 1,500 credits, and Enterprise is quoted by sales. Each plan shows two prices because the page runs a "Save 30% on annual plan" banner, and it does not label which figure is which. The lower price matches 30 percent off the higher one, so it is most likely the annual rate. Every figure here was read on Creatify's own pricing page on October 26, 2026.

This is written for a marketer or store owner deciding whether to pay for Creatify, or already paying and wondering why the credits go quickly. It covers each plan, the free plan, the API tiers, the rules that decide what you actually keep, and where a flat priced tool for static image ads comes out cheaper. If you are weighing it against other tools, the full Creatify alternative comparison sits next to this one.

Creatify pricing plans in 2026

Standard includes 300 stock actors and more than 200 templates. Pro and above include 1,500 actors, three custom avatars and more than 500 templates. Smart asset storage is 5 GB on Standard and 10 GB from Pro up. One oddity on the page: the Business credit row also lists 3,050 and 6,100, which look like higher volume tiers behind a selector, so confirm the credit count on the checkout screen before you pay.

What Creatify credits buy

Credits are one shared balance for every output, and the price of an output depends on the model. The page publishes examples as the number of outputs each plan's monthly balance covers.

Read that table as a ceiling for one output type at a time. The same page says higher resolution, longer clips and premium models use more credits, so a month that mixes videos, retries and images covers fewer of each. On Standard, seven short Seedance clips use the whole balance. For a store that wants a video for every product, that is a very small month.

Is there a free plan, and what does it include?

Yes. The free plan gives 10 credits a month, enough for up to 2 video ads or 20 image ads according to the page, with 300 actors, 10 premium models and 40 templates. Exports carry a watermark, and free credits do not transfer to a paid plan. No paid plan trial is listed, so the free plan is the only way to test output before paying. A watermark makes it hard to judge a finished ad, so test with a real product and look at the prompt follow-through, not the polish.

What does the Creatify API cost?

The API is priced separately from the app. API Starter is $99 a month for 500 API credits, with video at about 5 credits and an image at about half a credit. API Pro is $299 a month for 2,000 credits, with five times the concurrency and a priority queue. API Enterprise is custom, with volume discounts, white label and a custom avatar creation API. The page lists no annual API price.

Credit expiry, cancellation and plan changes

Three rules decide what a plan really costs. Credits expire after two months, so a quiet month does not disappear instantly but a long pause does waste them. You can cancel at any time and the plan stays active to the end of the billing cycle. Refunds are not described on the pricing page, which sends you to the refund policy in the Terms of Service, so read that before an annual purchase. Changing plans starts a new billing cycle, and the page says you cannot switch away from an annual plan until you have fewer than 10 credits left.

Do other sites list different Creatify prices?

They do. Review sites and pricing guides quote figures such as $39 and $99 for the first two tiers, and they disagree with each other about annual savings. Creatify changes its plans often, and several of those pages were written before the current ones. Use the figures on the vendor page and the checkout screen, and treat any third party number as stale until it matches both.

Is Creatify worth it?

Creatify is worth it when video is the format that sells your product. An avatar presenting a product, a short clip made from a product link and a library of actors are things a static ad tool does not do, and Standard is a cheap way to find out whether that format works for you. It is worth less when your campaigns run on static image ads for Meta and Google feeds. Video credits drain fast, the cheapest plan covers a handful of clips, and you pay for capacity you will not use. If your finished product is an image and a block of copy in every placement size, you are paying a video price for a static job. If you do want video built from a product link, a tool such as an AI video ad generator that starts from a product link is built for that job.

Creatify pricing compared with a flat priced static ad tool

AdsCreator is one example, and the comparison is only fair with the differences stated: it makes static image ads and copy, not video or avatars, and it does not launch campaigns for you.

On sticker price Creatify Standard is cheaper. The question is what you can finish with the credits. If you need a few video ads a month, Creatify is the right tool. If you need a weekly stream of tested static variants, see AdsCreator pricing, or read how other credit meters compare in AdCreative.ai pricing and Zeely pricing.

What to do next

If your ads are video, start on Creatify's free plan, look at your first three outputs, and buy Standard only if the format converts. If your ads are static, paste a product URL into the studio at the top of this page and compare the result against what the credits would have cost you.

Sources

• Creatify, pricing page (creatify.ai/pricing): plan prices, credits, seats, storage, credit examples, free plan, API plans, cancellation and plan change rules. Read October 26, 2026.
• AdsCreator pricing page, read October 26, 2026.