Creatify Free makes 2 video ads a month; two Sume clips cost $5.52+

Creatify's Free plan lists 10 credits, enough for up to 2 video ads or 20 image ads. Two 15-second Sume avatar clips are $5.52 on standard, $7.35 on plus.

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Creatify's pricing page lists a Free plan with 10 credits a month, which it says creates up to 2 video ads or 20 image ads, with 300 AI actors and 10 premium models. A pair of 15-second Sume avatar clips would be $5.52 on standard, $7.35 on plus or $16.50 on max, so a free tier is cheaper to start on, but it caps your output at two.

What the Free plan lists

As read on 2026-10-07. The page text did not give a maximum length or watermark policy for Free.

Creatify plans, from the pricing page (read 2026-10-07)
PlanPriceCreditsOutput stated
Free$010 a monthup to 2 video ads or 20 image ads
Starter$39 a month100 a monthup to 2 minutes a video
Pro$99 a month300 a monthup to 10 minutes a video

Two clips on Sume

At the catalog rates, a 15-second clip is $2.76 on standard, $3.675 on plus and $8.25 on max, so two cost $5.52, $7.35 and $16.50. A 20-second UGC-style clip pair is $7.36, $9.80 or $22.00.

Add $0.95 once if you want your own avatar, and use the same handle for both. Captions inline are optional, and the avatar guide says they do not create a separate billed caption job.

When free is the right start

If you are choosing a tool, use the free plan to check the workflow and the look, and the paid test to check the output at your standard. Free plans usually restrict length, resolution or watermarks, which I could not verify here, so do not judge final quality from a free output.

For a first Sume test, 4 seconds on standard is $0.736, and a 15-second test on all three tiers is $14.69. If two ads a month is your whole volume, a free plan is the cheapest answer. If you need more, the real comparison starts at the paid tiers.

What to measure

Run the same product and the same script through each tool, and score the result on one sheet: how natural the speech sounds, whether the product shows clearly, and how the caption looks. Two clips per tool is enough to see a gap, and the test costs under $20 on Sume even at max.

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