AdGraam vs Creatify (2026): Credits, Agents and Analytics

Pick Creatify if AI avatars are the center of your creative, you want an agent that can launch and manage campaigns across Meta, Google and TikTok, and its Pro plan fits your budget. Pick AdGraam if you run paid social for a D2C or e-commerce brand and want static ads, UGC-style and product video, competitor ad recreation and Meta creative analytics in one place, with the exact price shown before every run. Both have free starts, so the fastest answer is to run one product through each.

We built AdGraam, so weigh our view accordingly. Every Creatify fact below comes from Creatify's own site, help center and press releases, or from a named review platform, checked on September 26, 2026.

AdGraam vs Creatify at a glance

Creatify details as of September 26, 2026, from its pricing page and the help center articles linked below.

What is Creatify in 2026?

Creatify is a Mountain View company that launched in late 2023 with URL-to-video: paste a product link, get an avatar-led video ad. It crossed $9M ARR and raised a $15.5M Series A co-led by WndrCo and Kindred Ventures in May 2025, bringing total funding to $23M. Its customer logos are horizontal: Alibaba.com, Comcast, Binance and Zumper, among others.

2026 turned it into a broad platform:

• AdFlow (April 15, 2026): a node-based ad builder for image, video, script, voiceover and editing steps, on Pro and above.
• Creatify Agent (May 2026): a chat agent that researches the brand, writes strategy and scripts, casts characters and produces the ad, with checkpoints for strategy, script and character sign-off. Creatify says it is trained on 15M ads made on the platform and puts the cost at $5 to $8 per ad. It is available on every plan, including Free.
• Model Playground: Creatify's asset generator lists Veo 3.1, Kling O3 Pro, Seedance 2.5, Sora 2, Nano Banana 2, GPT-image-2 and others.
• Performance Agent: on September 25, 2026, Creatify announced an AI media buyer that audits spend, builds campaigns and creative, and launches them. Its feature page lists Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Snap Ads, AppLovin and OpenAI Ads.

It also has its own avatar model, Aurora, which it licenses to other platforms. On paper, Creatify now has an answer to most of AdGraam's product list. The real differences are in how you pay, how deep each side goes, and what the tool does inside your ad account.

How much does Creatify cost compared with AdGraam?

Creatify's plans as of September 26, 2026:

Creatify advertises up to 50% off on annual plans. Its May 2026 launch release quoted Starter at $19/month and Pro at $49/month, which appear to be those annual rates.

What a credit buys is set out in Creatify's credit guide, updated August 19, 2026:

• Video ads, avatar videos and AI Shorts cost 5 credits per 15 seconds, rounded up. A 20-second ad bills as 30 seconds (10 credits).
• Revisions cost 3 credits per 15 seconds. Creatify says Pro users get free revisions if they don't change the script, avatar or voice.
• A Veo 3 product clip is a flat 10 credits for up to 8 seconds.
• For Agent, AdFlow and Ad Clone, credit use "cannot be determined upfront," and the guide warns that credits can add up quickly.

So on Starter, 100 credits cover about ten 30-second avatar ads, roughly $3.90 each before any revision. That part is predictable. The agentic tools, which are where the platform has grown this year, are not priced before you run them. Creatify's FAQ also says credits are valid for two months.

AdGraam's pricing: free to start with no credit card, and new accounts get free credits. After that you pay credits per generation, and every run shows its exact price before you start it. The Video Agent recommends a model for each shot and prices the whole ad before filming, then waits for your approval on a ready-to-film card. In Flow Builder, you approve storyboard frames before any video renders. Teams that want volume or a guided setup can book a demo.

Where is Creatify stronger?

Creatify earns its reputation in four places, and you should weigh them honestly:

• Avatar depth. 1,500 AI actors and 3 custom avatars on Pro, 75+ languages listed on every paid plan, and its own Aurora avatar model. AdGraam has an AI avatar library for UGC-style presenters, but if one stock actor after another is your whole strategy, Creatify goes deeper.
• Campaign execution. Its Performance Agent can build targeting, set budgets, launch campaigns and rotate creative across several ad platforms, with you setting guardrails. AdGraam doesn't create or change campaigns. If you want an AI media buyer, that's Creatify's lane.
• Channel reach. Its ad account connections cover Meta, Google, TikTok and more. AdGraam's analytics cover Meta only.
• Review volume. Creatify reports 4.8/5 on G2 from 1,511 reviews and G2 Leader status for Summer 2026, with ease of use as the most-mentioned theme.

It also has a developer API, team seats and brand spaces for agencies.

Where does AdGraam fit a D2C team better?

AdGraam is built only for D2C and e-commerce brands. Frido, Arata, Snitch, Powerlook and Neeman's appear on our homepage as users. The difference shows up in the day-to-day loop:

• Static ads from a product URL. The Creative Generator reads a product URL (images, price, description, features) and returns 20+ static ad variations per run in feed, story and square sizes. Edit any result with AI or in the built-in editor.
• More models, priced up front. The Playground has 200+ image, video and audio models, including Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0, GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream 5, Hailuo, Wan and ElevenLabs. Every run shows its exact price first. Paste a link or drop a file into any input.
• Formats beyond the avatar. The Video Agent writes UGC, talking-head, product showcase and podcast scripts, and your product and reference images flow into the renders. Flow Builder turns a winning ad into a repeatable production line on a node canvas, built by chatting with the AI, and runs one ad or a batch. Both work from Claude and other AI assistants via MCP.
• Creative analytics that go past ROAS. Connect a Meta ad account and see hook and hold for every video (3-second views and 25, 50, 75 and 100% watch depth), age, gender and country splits with spend and ROAS, a Scaling Score per campaign (Scale, Maintain, Reduce or Pause), anomaly alerts and an AI chat grounded in your own data. Creatify's My Ads help article documents CTR, ROAS, CPA and engagement for Meta and TikTok; we didn't find watch-depth reporting there.

Read-only analytics is a choice, not a gap we're hiding. Your team keeps budget and launch decisions in Ads Manager, and AdGraam tells you which creative earned more spend and what to make next.

As Rohan Ganatra, Founder and CEO of Socialsense.ai, put it: "AdGraam cut our creative turnaround from days to minutes. We can launch more angles, react faster to what is working, and scale performance without growing the team behind the ads."

How do the two handle competitor ads?

Both tools follow the same principle: copy the structure, not the footage.

Creatify's Ad Clone is a Pro feature. Its help article says you upload an ad or paste a supported link, the AI analyzes hooks, pacing and scene transitions, and it generates a new ad you can edit. Cloning now runs through AdFlow and the Agent, so it follows their variable credit rules. The Competitor Ad Tracker, also Pro, covers what Creatify calls 10M+ Meta ads.

AdGraam's Copy Ads works like this: paste a competitor's video ad link or upload the file, and AdGraam breaks it into hook, problem, demo, proof and CTA. It then recreates the pacing, on-screen text and motion graphics for your product, with new footage and a new cast. It never reuses the competitor's footage, faces or logo. To find what to copy, follow competitors' Meta ad libraries inside AdGraam and filter for ads that have run 100+ days, or browse the free Ad Library.

The practical loop for a D2C team: spot a competitor ad that has run for three months, paste it into Copy Ads, get your version, run it, then read its hook and hold in Meta Ads Analytics.

What do reviewers say about Creatify?

Creatify's review profile has two sides.

On G2 it scores 4.8/5, and reviewers praise ease of use, speed and realistic avatars. Product Hunt shows 4.3/5 from 51 reviews, where the recurring complaints are credits that expire after two months, the no-refund policy and limited scene-level control.

On Trustpilot it holds 3.9/5 across 832 reviews: 77% five-star and 17% one-star. One-star reviews from August and September 2026 describe presenters whose voiceover didn't match the footage, credits spent on unusable videos, charges after cancellation, and one buyer who says they expected a $49 monthly plan and were charged over $500 for a year. The profile notes that Creatify hasn't replied to negative reviews.

The billing context matters because Creatify's refund policy, updated August 23, 2026, says payments are final and non-refundable. Its FAQ adds that you can't switch off an annual plan until you have fewer than 10 credits left. Check whether checkout shows monthly or annual before you pay.

Which should you pick?

Pick Creatify if: avatar presenters are most of your creative, you want an agent that launches and rebalances campaigns across several ad platforms, and you're ready for the Pro plan, since that's where cloning, tracking and the Performance Agent live.

Pick AdGraam if: you need static ads and video ads every week, want to start from competitor formats that already work, want 200+ models with the price shown before each run, and want deep creative analytics on Meta while your team keeps control of the campaigns.

The cheapest test is the same on both sides. Creatify has a free plan. AdGraam is free to start with no card and free credits. Put your best-selling product through both in the same week and compare cost per usable ad.

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