Creatify max video length: 2 min on Starter, 10 on Pro, vs Sume
Creatify's page caps Starter videos at 2 minutes and Pro at 10. Sume caps one avatar job at 60 seconds, so 10 minutes is ten jobs: $110.40 to $330.00.
Creatify's pricing page lists a maximum video length of 2 minutes on Starter ($39 a month) and 10 minutes on Pro ($99 a month). One Sume Avatar 1.0 job accepts 4 to 60 seconds, so a 2-minute video is two jobs and a 10-minute video is ten, plus whatever you use to join them.
What Creatify lists
Read on 2026-10-07. Creatify also lists 75+ languages on both plans and, for Pro, three custom avatars.
| Plan | Price | Credits | AI actors | Max video length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 10 a month | 300 | not listed |
| Starter | $39 a month | 100 a month | 300 | up to 2 minutes |
| Pro | $99 a month | 300 a month | 1,500 + 3 custom avatars | up to 10 minutes |
The same lengths on Sume
The catalog rates are $0.184, $0.245 and $0.55 a second without a product image. A 2-minute video is 120 seconds: $22.08 on standard, $29.40 on plus, $66.00 on max. A 10-minute video is 600 seconds: $110.40, $147.00 and $330.00.
If you join the clips with Timeline 1.0, the docs list $0.10 per output minute, which is $1.00 for ten minutes. That is on top of the avatar jobs, and the Timeline route has its own input rules: it takes an audio spine and media already hosted in your workspace.
Where each fits
If you make a single long explainer, a plan with a 10-minute cap does it in one pass. If you make short ads, Sume's per-second price is the relevant number, and the cap is irrelevant because 15 to 30 seconds is typical.
A real constraint on Sume is continuity. The avatar video guide says one video uses one resolved avatar, and scene backgrounds must resolve to one shared scene. For a multi-minute piece, reuse the same avatar handle and scene direction in every job, and check the seams before you publish.
What I could not read
The Creatify page text does not give a per-second or per-credit price for a video, so I have not converted its credits into dollars per minute. Ask for that number before comparing.
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