MakeUGC is the UGC-ad login in this batch whose copied job is UGC ads plus a product-in-hand treatment. Checked on 2026-10-17, makeugc.ai/pricing returned HTTP 200 to a plain fetch. The trial line is a $1 try of any plan, and the extract says you can cancel anytime. API access is included on every plan. An MCP server is marketed. The yearly display prints Starter at $29 a month billed yearly, with "Save 51%" written on that price, Growth at $39 a month, and Pro at $79 a month. Monthly list prices were not clearly separated from that yearly display. AdFlow counts differ by tier, written as 2, 5, and All. A credit grant, an actor-library size, and a docs URL were not in the extract. Those gaps stay not observed.

This directory files the tool under YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts because that is the platform set on UGC ads. A vendor list of export presets was not observed.

Who it's for

MakeUGC fits a marketer or a small shop that wants UGC-style ads and a product-in-hand treatment, and that wants the first charge to be the $1 try rather than a full yearly invoice. The three named plans are Starter, Growth, and Pro. The $1 line applies to any of them. Cancel anytime is the only contract sentence copied with that try. Seat counts, brand spaces, and a white-label row were not observed, so an agency that needs those lines should read them in the app before sharing one login.

It is a weak fit when the job is a product URL that must become a batch of ads on a published credit table. That login is Creatify, and the path is UGC ads. It is a weak fit when the job is a presenter, a translation, or a custom video twin with a remote MCP URL this directory has already stored. That login is HeyGen, on AI avatar. It is a weak fit when the picture is a phone edit with captions and an AI Twin. That login is Captions. It is a weak fit when the file already exists and only needs a desktop cut. That login is CapCut. It is a weak fit when the voice is the product. That login is ElevenLabs. A training lesson with learner seats is Synthesia. Synthesia is a different product from Synthesys, which is the multi-model marketing agent on synthesys.io.

The $1 try is the test this extract actually prices. How many finished ads that dollar includes was not observed. Use the try to judge the product-in-hand picture. Use Creatify when you need a rate card before you spend.

What it does

The unit of work, as the batch states it, is a UGC ad with a product-in-hand treatment. The extract does not itemize the inputs. A product URL, a still photo, a SKU, a script, or a reference ad may all be plausible, and none of those fields was copied. The import method is not observed. Duration caps, resolution, aspect ratio, a language count, a watermark rule, and an actor-library size are not observed. Do not borrow those rows from the Creatify compare table. They are a different product's page.

AdFlow is the one feature name with a tiered count. The note says AdFlow feature counts differ by tier, written as 2 / 5 / All. The three yearly prices are Starter, Growth, and Pro, in that order. This page keeps the counts in that same written order: Starter with 2, Growth with 5, Pro with All. A table cell that spelled "Starter includes 2 AdFlow features" was not copied as its own sentence. Confirm the count on the card before you buy. What one AdFlow unit is — a flow, a template, a campaign, a character — was not observed. Empty feature rows on other sites sometimes hide a checkmark that did not survive as text. Here the note gives integers, not blank cells, so the counts are real and the definitions are the gap.

No credit integer was copied for any plan. A generation may be unlimited inside the plan, metered in credits, or metered in videos, and this extract does not say which. A burn rate per ad is not observed. Rollover, top-up packs, and a daily cap are not observed. The 5,000-credit daily cap in this batch belongs to the Synthesys FAQ, not to MakeUGC.

Manual edits after export, caption burns, and a commercial-license sentence were not observed. A paid-media buy needs the license from the product. The existence of a UGC template is not that license.

Pricing tiers

Verified on 2026-10-17 at makeugc.ai/pricing. The fetch was HTTP 200.

Plan	Price as written	AdFlow count, in the note's order	What else was stated
Any plan, as a try	$1	The try is of a plan, so the plan's count applies	Cancel anytime. Length of the $1 try was not observed.
Starter	$29/mo billed yearly	2	"Save 51%" is written on this price.
Growth	$39/mo on the yearly display	5	The save percent is not repeated on this line.
Pro	$79/mo on the yearly display	All	The save percent is not repeated on this line.

The heading on these three dollar figures is a yearly display. Monthly list prices were not clearly separated. This page does not invent a monthly sticker by reversing the 51 percent. If a 51 percent saving means the yearly display is 49 percent of a list price, dividing $29 by 0.49 produces a number the card did not print. That division stays off this page. Pay the figure checkout shows. If checkout is the yearly display, the copied figures are $29, $39, and $79 a month. If checkout is a monthly list, that list was not observed here.

The annual invoice total was also not printed. $29 times 12 is $348, $39 times 12 is $468, and $79 times 12 is $948. Those products are arithmetic on the monthly display. They are not MakeUGC stickers. Store the card's words: "$29/mo billed yearly," "$39/mo," and "$79/mo," under a yearly display. The gap from Starter to Growth on that display is $10 a month. The gap from Growth to Pro is $40 a month. Pro is $50 a month above Starter on the same display. None of those gaps was labeled as a vendor "upgrade fee."

"Save 51%" sits on the Starter price only. Growth and Pro do not carry that percent in the note. A global yearly-toggle badge is possible, and it was not copied onto those two lines. Do not stamp 51 percent onto $39 or $79. A free plan, an Enterprise plan, and a fourth paid name were not observed.

The $1 try is not a fourth ongoing plan. It is a try of any plan. The extract does not say the dollar covers a month, a week, a single render, or a refundable authorization. The length of the try is not observed. Cancel anytime is copied. The steps to cancel, and whether a yearly plan can be canceled inside the first invoice, were not observed. Read the charge before you confirm, because a promo can move and this check is one date.

API included on every plan does not add a second dollar price in the extract. There is no separate API Starter sticker of the kind Creatify prints on its billing page. A MakeUGC API subscription price, distinct from Starter, Growth, and Pro, was not observed.

Pros

The try has a dollar amount. Any plan is $1 to try, and the extract says you can cancel anytime, so the first charge has a ceiling even though the length of the try was not copied.
The yearly display prints three plan prices, $29, $39, and $79 a month, so the ongoing ladder is readable if you accept annual billing.
API access is included on every plan. The extract does not push developers onto a separate API SKU with its own sticker.
AdFlow counts step from 2 to 5 to All across the three tiers, so the plans are not three copies of one feature list.
An MCP server is marketed, which is enough to start an agent review, while this page still refuses to store a URL it did not copy.

Cons

Monthly list prices were not clearly separated. A buyer who will not take the yearly display cannot read an ongoing monthly sticker from this page.
"Save 51%" is written on Starter. Growth and Pro do not repeat a save percent, and reversing 51 percent into a list price would invent a sticker.
No credit grant and no video count were copied. The $1 try does not tell you how many ads you can render.
AdFlow's 2, 5, and All are counts without definitions. The unit inside the count was not observed.
The MCP server URL and the API docs URL were not observed. "API included" is not an endpoint an agent can call from this page.
Actor counts, watermark rules, languages, duration, and a commercial-license sentence were not observed.

Usage flow

Start with the $1 try of the plan whose AdFlow count you need, in the note's order: Starter 2, Growth 5, or Pro All. Confirm on the card that the count matches that order. Read the cancel line. The length of the $1 price was not observed, so read the renewal date in checkout before you leave the try. The yearly display checked on 2026-10-17 was $29, $39, and $79 a month. A separate monthly list was not observed.
Build the product-in-hand UGC ad and read any in-app cost before you confirm. This page has no public burn rate. A credit integer was not observed. If the app shows a cost, that screen is the price, and this extract did not copy it.
If the export still needs a platform caption cut, finish in CapCut. If the job was a product URL with a published credit table, use Creatify instead of forcing that job through a meter this page cannot cost.

Workflow usage

On UGC ads, MakeUGC is the product-in-hand login with a $1 try and a yearly display of $29, $39, and $79 a month. Creatify remains the workflow's primary published path when the input is a product URL and the buyer wants Creatify's own credit plans, which live on the Creatify page and were checked on a different date. The two meters are not interchangeable. MakeUGC did not print a "5 credits per 30 seconds" row, and this page will not copy Creatify's row onto MakeUGC. HeyGen is the switch when the deliverable is a longer presenter or a lip-sync translation and you want the MCP URL HeyGen prints. Topview is the other product-to-UGC-shorts login in this batch, with annual cards and one printed Seedance 2.5 rate. Arcads is the actor-ad login whose public pricing URL returned 404, so it cannot be the cost line.

On AI avatar, MakeUGC overlaps HeyGen only at the job layer: a person and a product, rather than a lesson. An actor count, a photo-avatar cap, and a voice-clone cap were not observed on the MakeUGC extract. A multilingual lesson cannot be planned from the $29 yearly display. HeyGen stays the default when the buyer needs a translation table or the remote MCP server. Captions is the phone-native twin. MakeUGC's copied difference is product-in-hand UGC, not a twin-minute cap.

Voice publish is the wrong primary slug. No text-to-speech rate was copied. If the read has to be a named voice, generate it in ElevenLabs and treat that as a second bill. Captions and covers is the path after the ad exists, in CapCut, when safe areas and burned-in words are the remaining work. MakeUGC's pricing extract did not print a caption language list.

Underlying models

No video model and no speech model was named on the 2026-10-17 MakeUGC pricing extract. AdFlow is a feature count, not a model card. Product-in-hand is a job label, not a generator name. This page does not list MakeUGC as a host for Seedance, Kling, Veo, Aurora, or any other named system. Topview printed a Seedance 2.5 720P example. That rate is Topview's card. Creatify names Aurora and other models on its own billing page. Those names do not transfer. When a cutaway has to cite a model, generate it in a tool that prints the model, and pay that tool's meter.

API and MCP

has_api is true because the pricing extract says API access is included on every plan. The same check did not copy a base URL, an auth scheme, a docs URL, or a rate limit, so this entry sets no api_url. There is no second API price beside Starter, Growth, and Pro in the notes used here. Whether an API call spends a credit, a video, or nothing beyond the plan fee was not observed. The $1 try is a try of any plan, and every plan includes API, so the notes do not describe an API-free trial. A special restriction during the try was not observed.

mcp.official is false. An MCP server is marketed. The server URL was not observed on 2026-10-17, so there is no mcp.url. A marketing sentence is not an address an agent config can store. The directory marks an official MCP server when the vendor page prints the URL, as Creatify and HeyGen do on their pages. MakeUGC has not cleared that bar on this pass. Recheck the pricing page or a docs page before you point a client at a guessed host.

Similar tools

Creatify is the URL-to-ad studio with a public web ladder and a separate API credit table. Use it when the input is a product link and you need a copied burn rate. Use MakeUGC when the job is product-in-hand UGC and the $1 try is the test you want.
HeyGen is the presenter studio with a documented API and an official MCP URL. Use HeyGen when the likeness and the translation are the asset. Use MakeUGC when the asset is a product-in-hand ad and you accept a yearly display whose monthly twin was not separated.
Topview also turns a product into UGC shorts, on annual cards with a credit multiplier. Its only quoted generation cell in this batch is Seedance 2.5 at 720P. MakeUGC's quoted difference is the $1 try, the AdFlow counts, and API on every plan.
Arcads is AI actors for ad creatives, and its public stickers were not observed because the pricing URL returned 404. MakeUGC is the one of the pair with copied yearly prices.
CapCut is the editor after the ad exists. ElevenLabs is the voice the MakeUGC extract did not name.

FAQ

How much is MakeUGC if I pay the yearly display?

On 2026-10-17 the yearly display was Starter at $29 a month billed yearly, with "Save 51%" on that line, Growth at $39 a month, and Pro at $79 a month. AdFlow counts in that same written order are 2, 5, and All. The annual invoice totals were not printed. $29 times 12 is $348 only as arithmetic, not as a sticker. Monthly list prices were not clearly separated.

What does the $1 trial include?

The extract says you can try any plan for $1 and cancel anytime. It does not say how long the dollar lasts, or how many videos it includes. API access is included on every plan, and the try is of a plan, so the notes do not describe a separate API-free trial. A credit grant on the try was not observed.

What is AdFlow 2 / 5 / All?

AdFlow is the feature name whose counts differ by tier. The note writes the counts as 2 / 5 / All beside a three-plan yearly display, Starter then Growth then Pro. This page keeps that order and tells you to confirm it on the card. The thing being counted was not observed. A credit cost per AdFlow run was not observed.

Does MakeUGC have an API and an official MCP server?

API access is included on every plan, so has_api is true. No docs URL was copied on 2026-10-17, so this page stores no api_url. An MCP server is marketed, and the server URL was not observed, so mcp.official is false. An agent cannot be pointed at a host from this entry.

Is there a free MakeUGC plan?

A free plan was not observed on the 2026-10-17 extract. The cheapest copied charge is the $1 try of any plan. The ongoing yearly display starts at $29 a month on Starter. Those are different numbers. The $1 figure is not a free tier.

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