Predis AI Pricing and Credits Per Plan Explained With Costs

Predis AI costs $19, $40 or $212 a month on its listed US plans, and what you actually pay is set by credits and brands, not by posts. Core gives 1,300 credits for one brand, Rise gives 3,200 credits for up to four brands, and Enterprise+ gives 10,000 credits with unlimited brands. Each plan starts with a 3-day trial that takes a card. The subscription is the small part of the cost. The larger part is the time spent deciding what to post and running the paid campaign around it.

Predis AI pricing plan by plan

These are the three plans on the vendor pricing page, with one column of arithmetic added: the monthly price divided by credits, so you can compare plans that are sized differently. We read the page for this article, so check it again before you buy, vendors change credit allowances.

Rise is the best value per credit. Enterprise+ is the most expensive per credit and exists for agencies that need unlimited brands, so a single business should not start there. Predis also publishes annual totals ($230, $474 and $2,540 billed yearly for the three plans), which lower the monthly equivalent if you commit for a year.

What the credits are spent on

Predis generates static ads, video ads, UGC-style videos, social posts, carousels, short-form video for Reels, TikTok, Stories and Shorts, and variants for testing. It also has a content calendar, scheduling and auto-posting to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and Pinterest, plus competitor ad analysis. Heavier formats such as video and avatars use more credits than a static post, so a plan that covers 40 image posts may cover far fewer videos. The pricing page does not give one conversion rate for everything, so run your own week of real content in the trial and count what is left.

The cost that is not on the pricing page

A content generator makes assets. Someone still chooses the audience and the offer, decides which channels earn the effort, builds any paid campaign, sets the budget, and reads the results. Here is a worked example, with assumptions you should replace with your own numbers.

• Assumed: you spend 4 hours a week on planning, review, scheduling and ad setup around the generated content.
• That is about 17 hours a month. At an assumed value of $40 an hour for an owner or marketer, it is $680 of time.
• Add the Rise plan at $40, and the real monthly cost of the content workflow is about $720, of which the subscription is under 6 percent.

The example is arithmetic on stated assumptions, not a market average. The point is that the tool fee barely moves the total, so the decision turns on how many of those 17 hours the tool removes. A generator removes the drafting hours. It does not remove the planning, launching and adjusting hours.

Predis AI against a flat-priced agent

The full side-by-side, including when Predis is the right choice, is on the Predis AI alternative page. If you are weighing other tools in the same class, the AdCreative.ai alternative comparison prices the creative-only generators, and the Facebook ads management fee article shows what an agency quote looks like next to a tool.

How to decide in one week

1. Pick one real week of content you need, with the channels and offers settled.
2. Start the Predis trial, generate that week, and note the credits left. Cancel before day 3 ends if it does not fit.
3. Count the hours you still spent on planning, scheduling and ad setup.
4. Put the same week through a planning tool and compare hours and results, not the subscription line.

When you book the subscription, record it as a recurring marketing expense in your accounts. If your older records still sit in Quicken, Qifqbo converts QIF files into QBO so the history loads into QuickBooks cleanly. For ad claims you publish, the FTC explains what needs disclosure in its advertising and marketing guidance, which applies to generated content as much as written copy.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Predis AI cost?

Predis AI lists three US plans. Core is $19 a month for 1,300 credits and 1 brand, Rise is $40 a month for 3,200 credits and up to 4 brands, and Enterprise+ is $212 a month for 10,000 credits and unlimited brands. Every plan begins with a 3-day trial that needs a card, charged when the trial ends.

Does Predis AI have a free plan?

The current pricing page shows no free plan. It offers a 3-day free trial on every paid plan, and a card is required to start. Cancel before day 3 ends if you only want to test it, because the first month is charged automatically at the end of the trial.

Which Predis AI plan is best value per credit?

On the listed monthly prices, Rise is the cheapest per credit at about $12.50 per 1,000 credits, against about $14.60 on Core and $21.20 on Enterprise+. Enterprise+ costs more per credit because it adds unlimited brands, so it pays off only for agencies running many accounts.

What does Predis AI not include?

Predis makes and schedules content: posts, carousels, short videos and ad creatives. It does not decide your audience, offer or budget, and you still build and run any paid campaign. Budget that decision time, or pick a tool that plans and launches the campaign as well.

Is there a flat-price alternative to Predis AI?

Yes. AiMarketer publishes flat plans from $49 to $499 a month, including a $149 Growth plan. It plans the campaign, writes the posts and ads, launches on your approval and moves budget with logged reasons. The price does not change with the number of posts.