Predis AI Alternatives: Six Tools and the Price of One Ad

Predis.ai says Core's credits make about 33 videos

If you're shopping for Predis AI alternatives, start with the number Predis.ai puts on its own cheapest plan. Its pricing page estimates that Core's 1,300 monthly credits make about 33 videos. The bigger plans follow the same ratio, which works out to about 40 credits a video. What the card doesn't say is how long a video runs or which model makes it.

The alternatives price an image or a short clip very differently from Predis.ai. On Creatify's annual plan, a GPT Image 2.5 image comes to under 5 cents. AdMakeAI's cheapest UGC video works out to 39 cents on monthly billing, though AdMakeAI doesn't say which model makes it or how long it runs.

We didn't test Predis.ai or any of the five rivals for this post. Every vendor figure here comes from that vendor's own pricing, help and terms pages, as we saw them from Spain on October 30, 2026. They're all in US dollars, and Predis.ai adds tax where it applies. Our own numbers come from our current price list and from one test we ran ourselves.

A quick pick by the kind of ad you need most, then the full table

Our quick pick goes by the kind of ad you need most, because none of these tools is the cheapest for every kind.

• If you make static image ads and would rather pay only for the ones you keep, AdCreative.ai takes a credit at download, and you can generate as many as you like before that.
• If you run one design in many versions, such as a product card for every item in a catalog, Orshot fills in your own template for under 3 cents a render.
• If you want short AI clips from a model you can name, like Seedance, compare Novoads, Creatify and Topview on that exact model, since each one sets its own rate.
• If you need a talking avatar for a 15-second spot, Creatify's Aurora videos and AdMakeAI's UGC videos cost far less per ad than our talking actor does.

Prices as of October 30, 2026. We worked out the per-ad columns ourselves by dividing each plan's price by what the vendor says its credits make, on monthly billing unless the cell says otherwise.

Tool	What it makes	Entry paid plan	Can the output run in ads?	One static ad	One short video ad
Predis.ai	Video, UGC and product ads from a product link, a prompt or an image	Core, $32 a month billed monthly or $230 a year billed yearly, with 1,300 credits a month	Its FAQ says its generated ads are licensed for commercial use	About 10 cents an image by its own estimate (about 6 cents billed yearly)	About 97 cents a video by its own estimate, length and model not named (58 cents billed yearly)
AdCreative.ai	Ads, banners, videos and UGC videos	Starter, $39 a month billed monthly or $20 a month billed yearly, with 20 credits a month	Its subscriber terms describe the service as creating advertising assets; "Complete Asset IP Rights" is on its Enterprise card	$1.95 per downloaded ad ($1.00 billed yearly), with unlimited generations before you download	Not priced on the pages we read
Creatify	Video and image ads from a product or app link	Standard, $15 a month billed monthly or $10 a month on the annual plan, with 55 credits a month that expire after 2 months	Its FAQ says you own your creatives and can use them in any channel	About 7 cents for a GPT Image 2.5 image at 1K (about 4.5 cents annual)	$2.14 for a 5-second Seedance 2.0 clip at 720p ($1.43 annual)
Topview	Scripts, product context, avatars, video models, voice and captions in one place	Plus, $36 a month billed annually ($432 a year), the list price on its pricing page, with 100 credits a month	Its plan table ticks "Commercial license" and "Watermark-free exports" for Plus	About 7 cents for a GPT Image 2 image, quality not stated	$2.70 for a 5-second Seedance 2.5 clip at 720p, at that list price
AdMakeAI	Image ads and UGC videos	Starter, $39 a month billed monthly or $327.60 a year billed yearly, with 500 credits a month	Its FAQ says every paid plan includes full commercial usage rights	About 16 cents for a Fast image ad	39 cents for a UGC video at its lowest quality, model and length not named
Orshot	Images, PDFs and videos rendered from templates you design	Launch, $39 a month billed monthly or $390 a year, with 1,500 render credits plus 300 AI credits a month	Its terms say you keep the rights to what you create, commercial use included	About 2.6 cents to render one image from your own template, which isn't an AI-made ad	39 cents for a 15-second video from your own template
Novoads	Video ads from a product image or a script with an AI actor, plus AI images	Starter, $15 a month for 200 credits, billed monthly only	Our pricing FAQ says "All videos generated with Novoads are fully licensed for commercial use."	7.5 cents for a GPT Image 2 image at medium quality (1 credit)	37.5 cents for a 5-second Seedance 2.0 Mini clip at 720p (5 credits)

Topview's pricing page also ran a limited-time discount with a countdown that day. We list the undiscounted price and explain why in Topview's section below.

What the 33-video estimate covers, and what it leaves out

Forty credits a video, whatever the plan

Predis.ai's estimate keeps the same ratio on every plan. Rise's 3,200 credits come to about 80 videos. Enterprise+'s 10,000 come to about 250. We divided Predis.ai's own numbers and got 40 credits a video and 4 credits an image.

Next to the credit count, an info button says only "Credits depend on the models you pick". The FAQ adds that "Each type of content and the model used has a different credit cost." So the 33 is Predis.ai's own estimate, and nothing on the card ties it to a video length or a model. Predis.ai gives more than one answer to what a credit buys. Our breakdown of Predis.ai's pricing puts those answers side by side, along with the full plan table.

The rate Predis.ai showed in July

Predis.ai did publish a rate once. On July 13, 2026, its pricing page listed a standard or UGC video at 200 credits for every 8 seconds. The same page put a month of Core at about 86 images or 9 videos. At that July rate, Core's credits would make about 6.5 clips of 8 seconds each. So Predis.ai's 33 can't mean 33 UGC clips at July's rate.

Today's pricing page doesn't show a per-video rate, so treat July's as a past figure. Only an account would show what a video costs inside the app today, and we didn't open one for this post.

Video length caps and the age of the estimate

Predis.ai's plan table lists "Video Maker - up to 30 sec" and "Video Maker - up to 5 mins", with both rows checked for every plan. If you've read that Core stops at 30-second videos, note that Predis.ai's own table doesn't split its plans by video length.

The 33-video estimate isn't new, either. A copy of the pricing page archived on October 19, 2026 already has it.

The five alternatives, and what one ad costs on each

Like the table, every price in this section is from October 30, 2026. If our earlier posts on these tools show different figures, the ones here are more recent.

AdCreative.ai, for finished static ads paid per download

AdCreative.ai makes ads, banners, videos and UGC videos. A credit comes off your balance when you download an ad, and you can generate as many versions as you like before that. Starter costs $39 a month billed monthly, or $20 a month billed yearly. Either way, you get 20 credits a month. So each downloaded ad works out to $1.95 on monthly billing, or $1.00 on yearly billing.

We couldn't price a video ad on AdCreative.ai. None of its pages that we read lists a credit cost for downloading a video, so only the static ad gets a price here.

On rights, AdCreative.ai's subscriber terms describe the service as creating "advertising assets for marketing campaign" with AI, and "Complete Asset IP Rights" appears on its Enterprise card. Its FAQ puts the refund window at 7 days for a monthly plan and 30 days for a yearly one, and it applies only while the platform is unused. Generating creatives or downloading assets counts as use. Our AdCreative.ai review goes deeper into the plans and the tool itself.

Creatify, for avatar clips and named models on one plan

Creatify makes video and image ads, and it accepts product and app links from Amazon, Shopify, the App Store and Google Play. Standard costs $15 a month billed monthly, or $10 a month on the annual plan. It comes with 55 credits a month, which expire after 2 months. A tooltip on Creatify's pricing page lists what Standard's credits make at 720p and 1K. We've divided the monthly price by each count.

• 7 five-second Seedance 2.0 videos, about $2.14 each on monthly billing
• 11 fifteen-second Aurora avatar videos, about $1.36 each
• 220 GPT Image 2.5 images, about 7 cents each
• 110 five-second Boreal videos, about 14 cents each

On the annual plan, each of those costs a third less, so a Seedance clip comes to $1.43 and an Aurora video to 91 cents. Creatify describes Aurora as a still image animated to speak and blink with subtle expressions, so what you're paying for is a talking photo.

Creatify's numbers for Boreal don't agree with each other. By the tooltip's count, a 5-second Boreal clip comes to roughly 14 cents. Creatify's Boreal-H3 page prices that clip at 3 credits, at 768P. That's about 82 cents on Standard billed monthly. Creatify says you'll see the credit cost before you confirm any generation, so check it there.

Creatify's FAQ says you own your creatives, even after your plan ends, and can use them in any channel. Every paid plan card lists watermark removal, and the Enterprise card adds "Full commercial license terms" and "Enterprise SLA & IP assignment". You'll find Creatify's full plan ladder in our pricing post on it.

Topview, for Seedance 2.5 at list price

Topview pitches itself as one place for "scripts, product context, avatars, video models, voice, captions, and export". Plus lists at $36 a month billed annually, which is $432 a year. It comes with 100 credits a month. Topview says that's about 500 GPT Image 2 images, or about 66 seconds of Seedance 2.5 video at 720p.

In its comparison table, Seedance 2.5 at 720p costs 6 credits for every 4 seconds. At the list price billed annually, a 5-second clip comes to $2.70.

On October 30, the pricing page also ran a limited-time discount with a countdown clock. Since that's a promotion, we list the undiscounted price. Checkout shows what you'd actually pay. Topview's prices don't include VAT or local taxes, which it calculates at checkout, and you pay for annual plans in full upfront. In its FAQ, Topview also reserves the right to change credit costs at any time without notice.

Its plan table has check marks for "Commercial license" and "Watermark-free exports" on Plus. Our Topview pricing post covers its other plans and credit rates.

AdMakeAI, for the cheapest UGC video per ad

Every AdMakeAI plan includes the same toolkit, which the company calls "image ads, UGC video, competitor research". Starter costs $39 a month billed monthly, or $327.60 billed yearly. It comes with 500 ad credits a month, and its FAQ prices each ad by quality.

• An image ad costs 2 credits on Fast, 8 on Sharp or 20 on Max, so a Fast image works out to about 16 cents on monthly billing.
• A UGC video costs 5, 15 or 50 credits depending on quality, which comes to 39 cents, $1.17 or $3.90.

AdMakeAI doesn't name the model or the length behind its video tiers, so we can't compare its videos with a named clip from anyone else. Its pricing card estimates about 100 image ads from 500 credits. That doesn't match its FAQ, where Fast images would make 250. We've used the FAQ's rates. Its paid cards say "No watermarks", and its FAQ says all paid plans include full commercial usage rights.

Orshot, for one design in many versions

Orshot is a different kind of tool. You design a template, and Orshot renders images, PDF pages and videos from it. Every plan includes its full REST API. Launch costs $39 a month billed monthly, or $390 a year. It includes 1,500 render credits a month. One credit is one image, one PDF page or one second of video. So a rendered image works out to about 2.6 cents. A 15-second templated video comes to 39 cents.

A render is your own design filled with your data. AI-made media comes out of a separate pool, 300 AI credits a month on Launch, and the page doesn't put a dollar price on those. Orshot's own pricing notes say that for AI footage of something nobody filmed, you'd use a video model such as Veo or Kling and place the clip in a template.

Its terms say you keep the intellectual property in what you create and can use it for any purpose, commercial use included. They also say that building on Orshot's own templates limits your ownership to the licensed terms.

What about Canva, Ocoya and Arcads?

We couldn't see Canva's pricing and help pages on October 30, so Canva has no price here. We also left out Ocoya because we couldn't work out a cost per ad from its pricing page. To us, it reads more like a social scheduler than an ad maker. And we haven't priced Arcads in this post. If you're leaving Pictory rather than Predis.ai, our Pictory alternatives prices one video ad on each tool.

What the same two ads cost on Novoads, and where we lose

You pay for Novoads from the first month. Starter gives you 200 credits a month for $15, billed monthly only. Plus costs $49 a month for 1,000 credits. Paid yearly, Plus comes to $39 a month. On October 30, 2026, these were the credits our price list set for one image or one clip. For the dollar columns, we divided each plan's monthly price by its credits.

What you make	Credits	On Starter	On Plus
GPT Image 2 image, medium quality	1	$0.075	$0.049
Nano Banana Pro image at 2K	2	$0.15	$0.098
5-second Seedance 2.0 Mini clip at 720p	5	$0.375	$0.245
5-second Kling v3 Pro clip	10	$0.75	$0.49
5-second Seedance 2.0 clip at 720p	23	$1.725	$1.127
5-second Seedance 2.5 clip at 720p	35	$2.625	$1.715
Talking actor at 720p, per started minute	200	$15.00	$9.80

Our own proof is a small candle test we ran on October 20, 2026. We asked Seedance 2.0 Mini for three vertical hooks of 6 seconds each, all built around one unlabeled amber jar and the same AI-generated woman. In the one shown here, she lights the candle first and then says "This is how I clock out at six." The words came out exactly as written in all three hooks, but one hook got a detail on a shelf wrong. Each hook cost 6 credits, so the set came to 18. That's $1.35 on Starter, or about 88 cents on Plus.

The second of three 6-second candle hooks, made with Seedance 2.0 Mini at 720p on 2026-10-20 for 6 credits (18 for the three).

Our pricing page on 2026-10-30 with monthly billing selected, with each plan's monthly credits and what they make.

Where a rival costs less than we do

A short talking avatar is the clearest case. On monthly billing, a 15-second Aurora avatar video from Creatify works out to about $1.36. AdMakeAI's cheapest UGC video comes to 39 cents. We bill our talking actor by the started minute, so a 15-second video still uses a full minute's 200 credits. That's $15 on Starter or $9.80 on Plus. At 480p, it's half that. For a short presenter ad, both rivals are far cheaper, though Aurora animates a still image and AdMakeAI doesn't name the model behind its videos.

For a single image, Orshot's template render and Creatify's annual price both come in under what we charge on either plan billed monthly. On Starter, our GPT Image 2 image costs 7.5 cents, more than both Creatify's monthly price and Topview's list price. A Nano Banana Pro image on Novoads costs even more, at 15 cents on Starter.

If Creatify's tooltip is right about Boreal, its 5-second clip at about 14 cents undercuts our cheapest clip. That's a 5-second Seedance 2.0 Mini clip, at 37.5 cents on Starter. On Plus, it's 24.5 cents.

Where we cost less

On Plus, our GPT Image 2 image comes to about 5 cents. That's below Creatify's monthly price, Topview's list price, AdMakeAI and AdCreative.ai, and below Predis.ai's own estimate whether you pay monthly or yearly.

A 5-second Seedance 2.0 clip costs 23 credits on Novoads. That's $1.73 on Starter and $1.13 on Plus. Plus beats both of Creatify's prices, monthly and annual. Starter beats Creatify's monthly price but not its annual one. A 5-second Seedance 2.5 clip costs 35 credits, which comes in a little under Topview's list price on Starter and well under it on Plus.

Predis.ai's own per-video estimate, in the table above, is higher than our 5-second Mini clip on either plan. But Predis.ai doesn't say how long its video runs or which model makes it. At July's rate, an 8-second clip took 200 of Core's credits. Our 8-second Seedance 2.5 clip uses 56 credits. With either of our plans, that's cheaper than July's rate on Core billed monthly, but only Plus beats it on Core billed yearly.

On rights, our pricing FAQ says "All videos generated with Novoads are fully licensed for commercial use." You'll find every plan and model rate on our pricing page, and our pricing breakdown covers what each Predis.ai plan costs per image and per video.

Picking a tool by the ads you'll make each month

Start with the ad you'll run most, then check whether an entry plan covers a month of it. For video, the entry plans cover very different amounts.

• Predis.ai's Core makes about 33 videos by its own estimate, with no length named.
• Creatify's Standard makes 7 five-second Seedance 2.0 clips, or 11 Aurora videos of 15 seconds.
• Topview's Plus covers about 66 seconds of Seedance 2.5.
• AdMakeAI's Starter covers 100 UGC videos at its lowest quality, by its FAQ rates.
• Orshot's Launch covers about 25 minutes of templated video, plus about 100 seconds of AI video from its AI credits.
• Our Starter covers 40 Seedance 2.0 Mini clips of 5 seconds, or about 8 Seedance 2.0 clips.

If most of your ads are stills, we think the per-image figures above matter more than any video allowance. And we think a template tool like Orshot only pays off once you have a design worth repeating. Billing changes the math too. Paying for a year lowers the price per ad on Predis.ai, AdCreative.ai, Creatify, AdMakeAI, Orshot and our Plus plan, but it commits you before you know which ads work. Creatify's credits also last 2 months, so the ones you don't use in a slow month don't expire right away.

If you're moving off Predis.ai, two of its terms affect the timing. Its API pricing page says "any remaining credits will expire at the end of the billing cycle", so use them up before you cancel. As for payments after the 3-day trial, its pricing FAQ says "Payments after that are non-refundable", so cancel before a renewal you don't want. Our Predis.ai pricing post puts both terms next to the plan prices.