adtestbench

What AI ad tools cost, and whether you can run what they make.

Prices, credits and ad-use terms for every AI ad tool we track, read on the vendors’ own pages and dated, and what users report about them.

Every price and clause links the page it was read on, with the date it was read.

See prices and rights How we review tools
HeyGen's pricing page: Free at $0, Creator at $29 and Pro at $49 a month, with 600 and 1,000 credit options on the paid plans
Creatify's pricing page: Starter at $39 a month with 100 credits, Pro at $99 a month with 300 credits, and Enterprise on request
Runway's pricing page with yearly billing selected: Free, Standard at $12 ($15 struck through), Pro at $28 and Max at $76 a month, with credits per plan
Plan tables as the vendors’ pricing pages served them: HeyGen, Creatify and Runway, captured .

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Creatify's Starter plan card: $39 a month and 100 credits a month
Creatify pricing page, Starter plan, captured
Creatify's help centre: Video Ad, Avatar Video and AI Shorts cost 5 credits per 15 seconds of video, rounded up
Creatify help centre, Credit Usage Billing and Validity, captured

How we read a price page

From a plan card to the cost of one ad

  1. The plan price

    $39 a month on Creatify Starter

  2. The credits it includes

    100 a month, so one credit costs $0.39

  3. The rate, from the help centre

    “5 credits per 15 seconds of video (rounded up)”

  4. The cost of one 30-second ad

    $3.90 per 30-second video, if every credit is used

Every Creatify plan, worked the same way →

Latest price and terms changes

Every change →
Changes found when a pricing page or a set of terms was checked again, newest first. Each links the page that shows the new state.
Tool Change What changed Date Source
Predis.ai Plans about 86 images to about 325 images or 33 videos Core’s 1,300 monthly credits now read about 325 images or 33 videos on the plan card; the price did not change predis.ai/pricing

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Method

How every review is built.

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  1. Prices read on the vendor’s own page

    Every plan price, credit allowance and limit comes from the official pricing page, with the date it was read.

  2. Ad rights quoted by clause

    Whether an output can run in a paid ad is answered from the tool’s own terms, quoted with the clause number and the date read.

  3. User reports counted and linked

    Pros and cons come from public reviews on Reddit, YouTube, Trustpilot, G2 and independent sites. Each point shows how many sources raise it.

  4. Costs worked out in the open

    A cost per ad shows the plan price, the credit rate and the sum, so you can redo it at your own volume.

How we protect our independence

  1. Gifted plans and free credits are refused, including the free plans some affiliate programmes give their partners.
  2. No vendor sees a page or a draft before it is public.
  3. A fingerprint of each verdict and its tool list is recorded before anyone checks which tools pay us.
  4. Corrections are dated and stay visible on the page.

Written by Alexandre Souriau