AI ad tool price tracker

Starter monthly: $39 / 10 credits = $3.90 per downloaded creative. The pricing FAQ says credits are only consumed when you download them; terms 1.3 say generating may also use credits. At the $20 yearly rate: $20 / 10 = $2.00. Pro monthly: $249 / 50 = $4.98. Starter’s larger tiers, if every credit is used: 15 credits at $89 = $5.93, 30 at $139 = $4.63, 50 at $189 = $3.78.

Firefly Standard US$9.99 divided by up to 20 five-second videos = $0.50 a clip, or $0.10 a second. The plan card does not name the model behind the count, and up to means fewer if you pick costlier settings.

Pro at 1,000 credits, monthly billing: 25 dollars / 1,000 credits = 0.025 dollars a credit. Docs rates: video 160 credits a minute plus voice 20 a minute, so 30 seconds = 80 + 10 = 90 credits = 2.25 dollars. The docs’ worked example charges 70 credits for 30 seconds of video, giving 80 credits = 2.00 dollars.

That example, under the 80 a pro-rata 160 a minute gives, argues against whole-minute billing; the docs state no rounding rule. The rates may predate the new plans; quote 2.00 to 2.25 dollars. Argil v1 generic avatars add a 20-credit (0.50 dollar) royalty per video.

Starter monthly: $79 / 600 credits = $0.132 a credit; a static social post costs 1 credit (pricing FAQ), so about $0.13 a post. Growth: $149 / 1,500 = $0.099. An AI video costs 15 credits: $1.98 on Starter, with no clip length stated. Emails and blog posts cost 3 credits.

Max at 24.99 dollars for 500 credits = 0.05 dollars a credit. Prompt to Video, which generates a talking video with a Mirage actor, costs 16 credits every 6 seconds, listed under Costs Based On Average Use with no rounding rule for a part block (help centre, modified 21 September 2026), so 30 seconds = 80 credits = 4.00 dollars. The pricing page says its prices are iOS plans; web prices are not shown.

Pro monthly: $49 / 2,000 credits = $0.0245 a credit. An AI Photoshoot image at Standard Quality costs 4 credits, so $0.098; at Studio Quality (10 credits, pricing FAQ) $0.245. Essentials: $15 / 500 = $0.03 a credit, so $0.12 at Standard Quality and $0.30 at Studio Quality. AI video costs 60 credits per 5 seconds: $1.47 per 5-second clip on Pro ($0.29 per second of video).

Launch at monthly billing: 26.90 dollars for 100 credits, which CreateUGC says is about 10 videos (varies by model). 26.90 / 10 = about 2.69 dollars a video. The video length behind that estimate is not stated.

On Starter, billed monthly, 39 dollars / 100 credits = 0.39 dollars a credit. Avatar video costs 5 credits per 15 seconds, rounded up (help centre, 19 August 2026): 30 seconds = 10 credits = 3.90 dollars, and 16 seconds bills as 30.

Revisions cost 3 credits per 15 seconds, rounded up. On Pro and higher tiers they are free if script, avatar and voice stay the same (help centre, 19 August 2026; FAQ, 20 September 2026). The pricing page’s FAQ (page script, read 26 September 2026, no plan named) instead says manual edits to an exported project are free and unlimited and that anything that re-runs the AI counts as a new generation and uses credits; which rule is current is unclear.

Pro at monthly billing: 29 dollars for 15 minutes = 29 / 900 seconds = 0.0322 dollars a second, so 30 seconds = 0.97 dollars. D-ID rounds each video up to the next 15 seconds, so a 30-second video is billed as 30 seconds and a 31-second one as 45.

Starter $6 a month divided by the up to 211 seconds of video in the video page’s plan table = $0.028 a second. Up to means the cheapest eligible model: Starter allows Fast and Lite models at 720p, and the table does not name the model. On Creator, $22 / 705 s = $0.031 a second across all models up to 1080p.

Pro+ monthly: $35 / 80 generated images = $0.44 ($26 / 80 = $0.325 on annual billing). Ad generations and instant generations use 4x the quota, so one ad generation on Pro+ costs 4 x $0.4375 = $1.75 monthly ($1.30 annual). Scale Tier 1: $55 / 150 = $0.37 monthly, $38 / 150 = $0.25 annual.

Google AI Pro $19.99 / 1,000 monthly Flow credits = $0.02 a credit; a Veo 3.1 Fast generation of 4, 6 or 8 s costs 20 credits = $0.40. That counts the plan’s monthly credits only: adding the 50 daily credits (1,500 in a 30-day month, 2,500 in all) makes a credit $0.008 and the clip $0.16. Quality costs 100 credits ($2.00, or $0.80 with daily credits). On the API, 8 s of Veo 3.1 Fast at 1080p is 8 x $0.12 = $0.96.

xAI API list price for Grok Imagine Video 1.5 at 1080p.

Standard $14.99 divided by about 40 six-second 768P videos stated in the plan FAQ = $0.37 a video ($0.20 at the $7.99 offer). The FAQ counts refer to Hailuo 01 and 02; H3 on the API costs 6 x $0.08 = $0.48 for the same length at 768P.

Creator at monthly billing: 29 dollars / 600 credits = 0.0483 dollars a credit. Per-minute rates from the help centre: Avatar III Video Look 4 credits, so a 30-second video uses 2 credits = 0.10 dollars; Avatar IV Video Look 31 credits = 0.75 dollars; Avatar V 48 credits = 1.16 dollars. Photo Looks cost 7 credits a minute on Avatar III (0.17 dollars for 30 seconds) and 16 on Avatar IV (0.39 dollars). HeyGen publishes no rounding rule; if a video were billed by the whole minute, the Avatar III Video Look floor would be 29 / 600 x 4 = 0.19 dollars. The value is the lowest stated rate; quote the range.

Starter $20 / 400 credits = $0.05 a credit; Seedance 2.0 Fast 720p is about 30 credits per 5 s (pricing table) = $1.50 a clip, $0.30 a second. Plus monthly $60 / 2,000 = $0.03 a credit; Seedance 2.5 1080p is about 50 credits per 5 s = $1.50 ($0.30 a second), or $1.25 ($0.25 a second) on annual Plus ($598 a year). The Starter card’s about 15 videos conflicts with the table’s 13.

Starter at monthly billing: 29 dollars for 12,000 credits (pricing FAQ) = 0.0024 dollars a credit. The Starter card states 144,000 credits is about 1,440 minutes of avatar video (100 credits a minute), so 30 seconds = 50 credits = 0.12 dollars. The Free card on the same page states 200 credits is about 1 minute (200 a minute), which would make it 0.24 dollars.

Both are Jogg’s approximations for standard avatar video; AvatarX and generative models cost more at rates it does not publish. JoggAI publishes no rounding rule: billed by the whole minute, 30 seconds at the Starter card’s rate would cost 29 / 12,000 x 100 = 0.24 dollars. Quote 0.12 to 0.24 dollars.

Basic $9 a month divided by the 20 Seedance 2.0 videos stated on the plan card = $0.45 a video. On yearly billing, $5 to $5.25 / 20 = $0.25 to $0.26 (the card shows $5, the comparison table $5.25). Clip length is not stated.

Plus $30 / 10,000 credits = $0.003 a credit; Ray3.2 SDR at 1080p costs 400 credits per 5 s = $1.20, or $0.24 a second. At 720p (100 credits per 5 s) it is $0.06 a second.

Starter at monthly billing: 99 dollars for about 20 talking-actor videos, as stated on the plan = about 4.95 dollars a video. The page does not state the video length behind that estimate.

Gemini API, Nano Banana 2, standard tier: image output is $60 per 1M tokens and a 1K (1024x1024) image uses 1,120 tokens, so 1,120 x $60 / 1,000,000 = $0.0672, which Google rounds to $0.067. Input tokens are extra. The same arithmetic gives $0.134 for Nano Banana Pro at 1K ($120 per 1M tokens). App subscriptions state no image quantity, so no per-image cost is computed for them.

Starter at monthly billing: 29 dollars for up to 50 videos = 0.58 dollars a video at best. Up to is a ceiling: model, avatar, length and resolution change credit use (FAQ), and the video length is not stated.

Standard monthly: $99 / 1,000 credits = $0.099 per credit; a 1K image generation costs 5 credits, so $0.495, rounded to $0.50 (the FAQ’s own example is ~200 image ads per 1,000 credits). Lite: $29 / 200 x 5 = $0.73. Pro: $249 / 4,000 x 5 = $0.31. Top-up credits (10 per $1) also work out at $0.50 per 1K image.

Plus $34 monthly / 12,000 credits, at the page script’s estimate of 400 credits per Seedance 2.0 video: about 30 videos, $1.13 each (clip length unstated). Plus is the cheapest tier with commercial rights. Starter works out at $1.40 on the same basis ($14 / 10) but is non-commercial.

Pro monthly: $39 / 500 images = $0.078. Basic: $19 / 200 = $0.095. Lite: $9 / 30 = $0.30. Pro yearly: $379 / 12 / 500 = $0.063.

Direct prompt, media only. Core monthly: $14 / 50 generations = $0.28 a generation. Pencil’s rate table (pricing update of 24 August 2026; help article updated 18 September 2026) charges 0.7 generations per Nano Banana 2 image, and Every image generated counts, whatever its resolution or quality, so 0.7 x $0.28 = $0.196. The same arithmetic gives $0.28 for GPT Image 2 (1.0 generation), $0.672 for Nano Banana Pro (2.4), $0.084 for FLUX 2 Pro (0.3) and $0.112 for Seedream 4.5 (0.4). Agent work is billed on top: Pencil’s own example of 4 new static concepts with about 2 images each costs 35.4 generations (16.2 agentic with GPT-5.5 plus 19.2 media with Nano Banana Pro), 4.5 generations per image, about $1.26 an image on Core. Video is per second: Veo 3.1 at 4.0 generations a second costs $1.12 a second on Core.

Pro monthly: $12.99 / 1,000 exports = $0.013 per exported image. The export cap binds first: Pro’s 8,000 credits would allow up to 4,000 basic AI Background Studio generations but only 1,000 exports. Pro yearly: $7.50 / 1,000 = $0.0075.

Implied from the page’s own data. Pro monthly: $15 / 500 credits = $0.03 a credit. The card’s Nano Banana Pro generations count divides credits by the price of image-to-image.gemini-3-pro-image-preview.1k, 5 credits, so one Nano Banana Pro 1K image is about $0.15 ($0.105 on yearly billing; about $0.157 on Ultra’s 1,500-credit tier). The same data prices other Nano Banana Pro routes at 3 or 4 credits, Nano Banana 2 at 1K at 3 credits ($0.09), GPT Image 2 at medium quality at 2 credits ($0.06) and FLUX.2 Pro at 1 credit ($0.03). Check the count shown in the app before quoting a figure.

Creator $35 / 3,150 credits = $0.0111 a credit; a 5 s 720p Seedance 2.5 clip costs 122 credits = $1.36. A 5 s 720p Wan 3.0 clip (33 credits) = $0.37. Bought as top-ups at 60 credits per $1, the Seedance clip costs $2.03.

Implied from the credit table. Pro: $10 / 600 credits = $0.0167 a credit. The top Business tier of 180,000 credits buys Up to 6000 Nano Banana 2 or Nano Banana Pro images, so 30 credits an image: $0.50 on Pro and 30 x ($30 / 3,600) = $0.25 on Business. The same table implies about 87 credits for GPT Image 2 (Up to 2068): $1.45 on Pro and $0.73 on Business, with no quality setting stated; 28 credits for GPT Image 2.5 Flare (Up to 6428): $0.47 and $0.23; 12 credits for FLUX 2 Pro and Seedream v4: $0.20 and $0.10; about 35 credits for Seedream v5 Pro: $0.58 and $0.29. Google’s API charges $0.067 for a 1K Nano Banana 2 image; OpenAI charges $0.053 (medium) to $0.211 (high) for a 1024x1024 GPT Image 2 image.

Core monthly: $32 / 325 images = $0.098 an image, from the card’s About 325 images or 33 videos for 1,300 credits (about 4 credits an image). Core yearly: $24 / 325 = $0.074. The page no longer publishes a credit rate per image: its FAQ says Each type of content and the model used has a different credit cost. On 23 September 2026 a per-image credit table in the page source charged 15 credits (inside an HTML comment when read on 25 and 26 September 2026, so whether it ever rendered is unknown), and the card read About 86 images. Video: $32 / 33 = $0.97 a video, length not stated.

Starter $19 a month divided by the 36 Kling 3.0 videos stated on the plan card = $0.53 a video. The card does not state clip length or resolution. On Max, $149 / 506 = $0.29.

Standard $15 / 625 credits = $0.024 a credit; Gen-4.5 uses 12 credits a second = $0.29 a second, or $1.44 for 5 s. Yearly Standard ($12) gives $0.23 a second; Max monthly ($95 / 9,500) gives $0.12.

Growth monthly: $499 / 500 tokens = $0.998 a token; the pricing FAQ prices a generated static at 5 tokens, so $4.99 if the whole fee is counted against generation (the fee also pays for the analytics platform). Pro: $1,699 / 2,000 x 5 = $4.25. A UGC video costs 100 tokens: $99.80 on Growth.

Starter at monthly billing: 29 dollars for 10 minutes, metered by the second (the pricing page example: a 59-second video leaves 9:01). 29 / 600 seconds = 0.048 dollars a second, so 30 seconds = 1.45 dollars. Stock avatars are barred from paid social ads without Synthesia’s written consent, so an ad without that consent needs a personal avatar.

The comparison table gives Starter 3 personal avatars, but the Starter card lists none and the pricing FAQ ties a personal avatar to the annual plans. If monthly Starter has none, the cheapest monthly card that lists one is Creator: 89 / 1,800 seconds x 30 = 1.48 dollars per 30-second ad, though the FAQ ties that avatar to annual Creator too.

Starter at monthly billing: 29 dollars for Upto 5 videos = 5.80 dollars a video at best (50 credits, so about 10 credits a video). The catalogue does not state the video length.

Alibaba Model Studio list price for wan3.0-video at 1080P in the US (Virginia) region: $0.165025 a second, before the limited-time 30% discount. The International (Singapore) deployment lists $0.20 and is the only one with the 30-second free quota. Input video is billed at the same rate, so video-to-video jobs cost more.

Starter at 24 dollars for about 94 seconds of video, as stated on the plan = 0.26 dollars a second (about 7.66 dollars for 30 seconds). The page says cheaper models give more seconds; the model behind the estimate is not named.