The Influencer AI

What The Influencer AI makes

An AI influencer is a person who does not exist. It is a face, a body and a style made by AI, then posted like a creator’s account. The Influencer AI (theinfluencer.ai) is built around one promise. You make that person once, and the same face comes back in every photo and video.

The homepage lists what one AI influencer can produce (homepage). That covers photos, talking videos, reels, product promos, photo edits, try-on clothes and products held in the hand. It also copies the motion of an existing video onto your influencer. A photo batch makes up to 32 pictures from one prompt.

Talking videos, where the mouth moves with the speech, come in 40+ languages, the homepage says. It also claims 10,000+ creators in 190+ countries.

You start in one of two ways. The builder makes an AI influencer trait by trait. The AI Clone builds one from 1 to 4 of your own photos, so the influencer is you. The pricing page puts the AI Clone on Creator and above; Starter does not include it.

Every plan includes unlimited pre-made influencers. These are ready-made faces you can use without building one, so a Starter account can post from day one.

What The Influencer AI costs

The Influencer AI sells credits, prepaid points you spend on each thing you make. The pricing page gives the rates in one line. One credit buys one AI photo, a video costs one or two credits a second, and lip sync costs one credit a second.

That makes the price of a clip easy to work out. On Starter, $29 a month buys 150 credits, which is $0.193 a credit.

A 10-second video costs 10 to 20 credits, so $1.93 to $3.87, if every credit is used. The card’s own range of 7 to 15 videos a month is the same sum. The page does not say which videos cost one credit a second and which cost two.

A photo is one credit, about $0.19 on Starter. On Creator, $49 a month for 300 credits, a 10-second video at one credit a second costs $1.63.

Video length rises with the plan. Starter makes up to 10 seconds. Creator makes up to 20: 10 seconds in one go, then Extend, which adds more seconds to a finished clip. Professional and Enterprise make up to 30, with 15 seconds in one go. A 30-second ad therefore needs Professional or Enterprise.

The three bigger plans cut the price of a credit, from $0.193 on Starter to $0.133 on Enterprise. Extra credits cost $0.24 each, so a top-up is dearer than any plan. Priority support appears on the Enterprise card only.

The pricing page starts a 3-day trial with 10 free credits. It asks for a credit card “to prevent abuse”, and the page says you can cancel anytime. It does not say whether unused credits roll over or whether bought credits expire.

What the terms allow in paid ads

The Influencer AI’s Terms of Service are ten short clauses with no date. They name Thunderbus Pte. Ltd., a company registered in Singapore, as the operator.

The line that matters sits in clause 4: “You have full commercial rights to any AI models, images and videos that you generate using our services.” That is a plain grant, and the homepage repeats it as “Full commercial rights”.

Clause 4 does not name advertising, but the homepage FAQ does. It says you can use the content “for marketing campaigns, social media posts, advertisements, and any commercial purposes without restrictions”. The FAQ is not part of the terms. Our rights matrix, which lists every tool’s terms by use, lists paid ads as allowed, citing clause 4’s full commercial rights and the FAQ’s wording.

Clause 3 bars activity that is “harmful, fraudulent, deceptive, or offensive” and infringing the rights of others. The terms are silent on four points that ad buyers ask about: AI training, watermarks, benchmarks, and who owns the generated files.

The privacy policy says the information you give is used “solely for the purpose of processing your orders and delivering our services”. It does not name model training either. The homepage FAQ adds that uploaded photos are used only to make your own content, and the vendor does not use them to train public or third-party models.

The Influencer AI pros and cons

How ClipUGC and Arcads compare

Two other tools in our database make talking AI videos from a persona.

ClipUGC is a closer match on the persona idea. One AI influencer keeps the same face across videos, and a 10-second clip costs $1.30. It accepts AI characters only and takes no photos of real people as the subject, so it cannot make a clone of you. The Influencer AI does, from Creator.

Arcads sells a cast of ready-made AI actors that read your script, with no public price list. It suits scripted ads read by a stock actor.

• AI UGC and avatars

  ClipUGC

  AI influencer videos for mobile apps: one consistent face, your app’s screen recording inside, CLI and MCP access.

  From $14.99 a month · checked 6 Nov 2026

  Best for App founders who want vertical UGC-style clips with their own screen recording inside, at about 1.30 dollars per 10-second clip on Professional.

• AI UGC and avatars

  Arcads

  Script-to-video ads read by 1,000+ AI actors, plus Kling, Veo and Seedance clips in the same app.

  No price list published

  Best for Talking-actor ads close to a whole minute long, if billing rounds up to the minute as the help centre’s one example suggests.

Every avatar tool we track, priced per video, is on the AI UGC tools page. The wider set of AI influencer builders is compared in the best AI influencer generators.