JoggAI
Product or script to an avatar and a UGC-style ad, on credits after the 2026-09-08 plan change. The site was 403 or Not Available here on 2026-10-17. The FAQ starts Starter at $29/mo for 12,000 credits. A 2026-09-19 third-party read of annual cards shows Starter at $24/mo billed annually.
- Platforms
- youtube, tiktok, shorts
- Capabilities
- avatar
- Workflows
- ugc-ads, ai-avatar
- API
- API availableMCP not available
JoggAI turns a product or a script into an avatar video and a UGC-style ad. After a plan change dated 2026-09-08, the meter for new subscriptions is credits. Unlimited, whatever it included before, is discontinued for new subscribers. This environment could not open the official site on 2026-10-17. The fetch was HTTP 403 or a Not Available page. Figures below are the official FAQ as recorded in this batch, plus annual-card numbers from a third-party read, iTechGuides, dated 2026-09-19. Where those sources disagree, both numbers stay. A host name and a docs URL were not in the notes used here, so this page does not invent them. A missing sticker is not observed.
Who it's for
JoggAI fits a seller who has a product and a script and wants an avatar ad without building a separate presenter studio, and a small team buying the annual Team card once the seat conflict below is resolved in checkout. Free is a 31-day promo of 200 credits. The FAQ says Free does not renew monthly. Starter is the first paid row. The FAQ says it starts at $29 a month with 12,000 credits. Annual cards, in the iTechGuides read of 2026-09-19, show $24 a month billed annually and 144,000 credits a year. Both dollar figures appear in vendor materials, according to the batch note. They are labeled by source below. They are not averaged.
A long-form training lesson with learner seats is a different product shape. HeyGen is the creator avatar studio on AI avatar, with a pricing page this directory opened. Creatify is the other URL-to-ad studio on UGC ads, with its own credit subscription and a printed MCP URL. ElevenLabs is the voice if the avatar read is not the one you will ship. CapCut is the cut. OpusClip and Submagic clip a long recording. They are not the product-to-ad step.
The 2026-09-08 change matters to anyone still reading an old "unlimited" review. New subscriptions are on credits. What unlimited used to allow, and whether an existing subscriber keeps it, was not observed beyond the discontinuation for new subs.
What it does
The batch job is a product or a script in, and an avatar plus a UGC-ish ad out. The copied commercial system is credits. One pool is shared across the platform, the API, and MCP, according to the official FAQ. A render in the app and a render from an integration draw the same kind of credit. That is the opposite of a vendor that publishes two wallets. This page does not invent a second JoggAI wallet. It also does not invent the burn per render. Only one minute gloss was copied, and only on one annual card.
Free is $0 and 200 promo credits for 31 days. It does not renew monthly. A second month of Free credits was not observed. Starter's FAQ grant is 12,000 credits a month, starting at $29. The annual Starter card in the 2026-09-19 read is $24 a month billed annually and 144,000 credits a year. 12,000 times 12 is 144,000. The annual credit count matches twelve FAQ monthly grants. The dollars do not match: $29 on the FAQ monthly start, $24 a month on the annual card. A single annual invoice total, as in one lump-sum charge, was not observed. This page does not multiply $24 by 12 into a yearly sticker the sources did not print.
The same annual read describes 144,000 credits a year as about 1,440 minutes. That is a third-party approximation, not a rate card this directory measured. 144,000 divided by 1,440 is 100. If the approximation is exact, it implies about 100 credits a minute on that Starter annual description. This page does not apply 100 credits a minute to Free, to Creator 1, or to Team. Those minute equivalents were not observed. A 200-credit promo is not "2 minutes" on the strength of that division.
Creator 1, in the third-party annual read, is $40.66 a month billed annually and 264,000 credits a year. A monthly Creator price was not observed. Other Creator steps, if they exist, were not observed. The name "Creator 1" is kept because that is the name in the source. Team, in the same annual read, is $215 a month billed annually and 1,320,000 credits a year. Seats conflict. One snippet, from FAQ or marketing, says the plan includes 3 seats. iTechGuides says two included seats. Both observations stand. This page does not pick the larger number because it is nicer, and it does not pick the smaller number because it is safer. Checkout has to show the seat count you will actually get.
Resolution, avatar counts, language counts, watermark rules, and a maximum length per video were not observed.
Pricing tiers
This environment did not render the official site on 2026-10-17. The status was 403 or Not Available. Lead with that. The FAQ lines and the iTechGuides lines are different sources. The plan-change date, 2026-09-08, is the date recorded for the new credit system.
| Source | Plan | Price recorded | Credits | Conflict or limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FAQ | Free | $0 | 200 promo credits / 31 days | Does not renew monthly. |
| FAQ | Starter | Starts at $29/mo | 12,000 | The annual dollar figure is a different source. |
| iTechGuides 2026-09-19, annual cards | Starter | $24/mo billed annually | 144,000/year, about 1,440 min | About 1,440 min is that read's approximation. An annual invoice total was not observed. |
| iTechGuides 2026-09-19 | Creator 1 | $40.66/mo billed annually | 264,000/year | Monthly Creator price not observed. Minute gloss not observed. |
| iTechGuides 2026-09-19, seats in conflict with another snippet | Team | $215/mo billed annually | 1,320,000/year | "Includes 3 seats" on one snippet. "Two included seats" on iTechGuides. |
| FAQ, 2026-09-08 change | New subscriptions | not observed as a dollar amount | Credit system | Unlimited discontinued for new subs. |
The FAQ's $29 Starter start and the annual card's $24 Starter display both appear in vendor materials, as the batch note puts it. iTechGuides is the dated third-party reading of the annual cards. The FAQ is the source of the $29 start and the 12,000-credit monthly grant. This page does not average the two stickers into a third price. A buyer on a monthly term follows the FAQ start until checkout shows otherwise. A buyer on an annual term follows the annual card until checkout shows otherwise.
Creator 1 at $40.66 a month billed annually is more precise than a whole-dollar sticker. Keep the cents. Team is $215 a month billed annually in the same read. Neither line printed a lump-sum annual invoice. This page does not multiply those monthly displays into yearly totals the 2026-09-19 read omitted.
264,000 credits a year and 1,320,000 credits a year have no minute gloss in the sources. Applying the Starter approximation of about 1,440 minutes, or the derived 100 credits a minute, to those pools would invent a duration. Leave them as credits.
Pros
- The FAQ states that Free does not renew, which stops a 200-credit promo from being planned as a permanent $0 plan.
- Starter's monthly credits and the annual credit pool match as counts: 12,000 times 12 is 144,000. The disagreement is the dollar display, and both dollars are preserved.
- The 2026-09-08 note tells a new subscriber that unlimited is gone, so an old review is not the current meter.
- The official FAQ says platform, API, and MCP share credits, which is a billing fact an agent project can use even without a URL.
- Creator 1 and Team have printed annual monthly prices and printed yearly credit pools, so the ladder continues past Starter in the 2026-09-19 read.
Cons
- The official site was blocked here on 2026-10-17. These stickers were not re-read from the live HTML in this environment.
- Starter is $29 a month in the FAQ and $24 a month billed annually on the annual cards. Both stand. Checkout has to break the tie for the term you select.
- Team seats are an observed conflict: 3 in one snippet, two in the iTechGuides read. A seat budget cannot be closed from this page.
- Only the Starter annual card has a minute approximation. Every other duration conversion is not observed.
- No API base URL and no MCP server URL were copied. Shared credits are not an address.
- The iTechGuides read is dated 2026-09-19, eleven days after the plan change. Anything newer than that read, other than the block on 2026-10-17, is not observed.
Usage flow
- Assume a new subscription is on credits. The 2026-09-08 change discontinued unlimited for new subs. Do not quote an unlimited plan from an older article.
- For a first paid month, read the FAQ Starter start of $29 with 12,000 credits, and read the annual card of $24 a month billed annually with 144,000 credits a year and a third-party gloss of about 1,440 minutes. Pick the term in checkout. Do not apply the 1,440-minute gloss to Creator 1 or Team. If you need Team, treat "3 seats" and "two included seats" as an open conflict until the product shows one number.
- Cut the export in CapCut. If the shared credit pool is paying for a voice you do not want, replace the read in ElevenLabs only after the product accepts external audio. That import was not observed.
Workflow usage
On UGC ads, JoggAI is a credit-metered avatar ad path from a product or a script. Creatify remains the default on that workflow because its web plans and API plans were read from Creatify's own pages, with prices and an MCP URL. JoggAI is the alternate when you accept a shared credit pool across the app, the API, and MCP, and when you can live with the source split recorded here. Free's 200 credits last 31 days and do not renew. A test ad has to fit that promo or a paid grant. The credits per ad were not observed, except for the Starter annual approximation of about 1,440 minutes a year. That gloss is not an ad count.
On AI avatar, JoggAI is a presenter only when the video is still the product or the script. A weekly explainer with no offer is closer to HeyGen. HeyGen's checked Creator price is a different $29 card, with 600 HeyGen credits. Those 600 credits are not JoggAI's 12,000. Never add the two grants together.
OpusClip and Submagic come after a long avatar ad exists and you want captioned cuts. They spend their own meters. CapCut is the hand edit. A JoggAI credit does not buy a CapCut export. Commercial terms for running the avatar as a paid placement were not observed in the FAQ notes used here. The UGC-style job is the positioning. It is not a license paragraph.
Underlying models
No video model and no speech model was named in the FAQ notes or the 2026-09-19 card read. Credits are the meter. They are not a model card. This page does not list JoggAI as a host for Kling, Seedance, Veo, or any other named generator. Whether the avatar renderer calls one was not observed. The about 1,440 minute gloss is a duration approximation on one annual credit pool. It does not name an engine. When a shot must cite a model, generate it in a tool that prints the model, then bring the file back. When the voice must be a named speaker, use ElevenLabs. Those hops do not draw on the shared JoggAI pool until JoggAI prints a model and a burn.
API and MCP
has_api is true because the official FAQ says credits are shared across the platform, the API, and MCP. That is an existence claim for an API and a billing claim for how it spends. The 2026-10-17 pass did not copy a base URL, an auth scheme, or a docs URL. The site itself was blocked. This entry sets no api_url.
mcp.official is false. The FAQ names MCP as a consumer of the same credits. No server URL was copied, so there is no mcp.url. A billing sentence is not a client config. Guessing a host would invent an endpoint. Copy a URL only from a page that prints one, after you can open it.
HeyGen separates MCP spend from API spend on its own pricing FAQ. JoggAI's FAQ, as recorded here, does the other thing: one shared pool. Do not import HeyGen's split into a JoggAI integration. Creatify printed an MCP URL and said that server spends the same credits as the platform plan, which is closer to this shared-pool wording, and still is not a JoggAI address. ElevenLabs is a different voice API. CapCut, OpusClip, and Submagic do not supply the missing JoggAI host.
Similar tools
- Creatify is the URL-to-ad neighbor with prices this directory read from the vendor and an official MCP URL. JoggAI is the product-or-script avatar ad on a shared credit pool, with the site blocked here and a seat-count conflict on Team.
- HeyGen is the presenter studio for explainers and translation. Its $29 Creator card is a different grant from JoggAI's $29 Starter start.
- ElevenLabs is the voice. CapCut is the editor after the ad exists.
- OpusClip and Submagic are the long-to-short caption tools. Use them when the master already exists. Use JoggAI when the master is the avatar ad you still have to generate.
FAQ
Is Starter $29 or $24?
Both numbers are in the sources, on different terms. The FAQ says Starter starts at $29 a month with 12,000 credits. Annual cards, in the iTechGuides read dated 2026-09-19, show $24 a month billed annually and 144,000 credits a year. The batch note says both dollar figures appear in vendor materials. 12,000 times 12 equals the 144,000 annual credit count. The prices are not the same offer. An annual invoice total in one lump sum was not observed.
Does Free renew?
The FAQ says Free does not renew monthly. The grant copied with that line is 200 promo credits for 31 days, at $0. A second month of those credits was not observed. The 2026-09-08 change put new subscriptions on credits and discontinued unlimited for new subs. Free's non-renewal is a separate limit from that change.
How many minutes do the credits buy?
Only one gloss was copied. The 2026-09-19 annual Starter card pairs 144,000 credits a year with about 1,440 minutes. 144,000 divided by 1,440 is 100, so an exact reading of that approximation is about 100 credits a minute on that card only. Creator 1's 264,000 credits and Team's 1,320,000 credits have no minute gloss. Free's 200 credits have no minute gloss. This directory does not convert them.
How many seats does Team include?
The sources conflict, and this page keeps both. One FAQ or marketing snippet says the plan includes 3 seats. iTechGuides says two included seats. The annual price in that third-party read is $215 a month billed annually, with 1,320,000 credits a year. Checkout is the seat count. Do not budget three seats and do not budget two until the product you pay shows one of them.
Do API and MCP calls cost extra credits?
The official FAQ says credits are shared across the platform, the API, and MCP. A call spends that pool, not a second wallet this pass recorded. No base URL and no MCP server URL were copied, and the site was blocked here on 2026-10-17, so mcp.official is false even though the FAQ names MCP. Shared billing is not a server address.