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Prices last checked 5 October 2026

Top HeyGen Alternatives & Competitors in 2026

HeyGen is aI avatar video, with a free plan capped at a few videos. Pricing starts at Free, then $29/mo. The products below sit in the same categories.

HeyGen pricing and features

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    Arcads

    Arcads generates ad videos with AI actors that read a script in a UGC style. It is a production tool, not a creator marketplace and not an influencer CRM. The company does not publish a price list on the open site; plans show up after signup. We do not repeat third-party guesses of those prices. Use it when the deliverable is a synthetic actor, and skip it when you need a real person's audience or a signed usage right from a human.

    Pricing: Not published. Best for: Ad creative built around AI actors rather than hired creators.

    Also listed for UGC.

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    Copy.ai

    Copy.ai moved from a copywriter into a sales and marketing workflow product. The Chat plan is a published $29 entry for unlimited chat and no workflow credits. The next step, Growth, is $1,000 a month and is where automated workflows actually live. Judge it on the workflow plan, not on the $29 chat plan.

    Pricing: From $29/mo. Best for: Teams ready to pay for workflows, not one-off blog posts.

    Also listed for UGC.

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    Creatify

    Creatify turns a product URL into short ad videos that look like UGC: hooks, avatars, and batch variants. There is no human creator, no usage-rights negotiation, and no payout. A free plan exists. Third-party writeups disagree on the paid dollar amounts, so none are printed here. Confirm the credit price on creatify.ai before you compare it with a creator fee.

    Pricing: Free plan. Best for: Teams that want UGC-style ads without hiring a creator.

    Also listed for UGC.

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    GRIN

    GRIN is creator-marketing software: programs, campaigns, and the relationship record. Paid plans add Gia's Desk, which GRIN presents as its AI workspace, plus monthly credits. There is a free plan, which is rare in this category. It belongs on the influencer page as a system of record, and only as a partial fit on the UGC page, where the job is often the video itself rather than the program.

    Pricing: Free, then $200/mo. Best for: In-house teams that need a creator CRM and can start free.

    Also listed for UGC.

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    Insense

    Insense connects brands with creators who make UGC to a brief. It is a marketplace plus campaign tools, not a synthetic video generator and not an agent that clears sourcing and payouts unattended. Creator fees sit on top of the subscription. We do not print a plan price we did not read on a stable public price card. Confirm the current brand plan on insense.pro.

    Pricing: Subscription plus creator fees. Best for: Brands that want human UGC and are fine running a marketplace.

    Also listed for UGC.

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    Synthesia

    Synthesia generates avatar video and dubbing from a script. The free Basic plan includes a monthly video allowance and a watermark. Paid plans add credits on top of that allowance. It does not hire a human creator.

    Pricing: Free, then $29/mo. Best for: Training and marketing videos when a generated presenter is enough.

    Also listed for UGC.

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    UGCBloom

    UGCBloom is an influencer marketing agent for brands. Specialized agents source creators, run outreach and negotiation, review video, and handle contracts and payouts. A person sets the brief and approves the work. The commercial model is a 30% fee on creator payouts, not a seat license, and the company says you pay for approved, delivered content. It is the wrong tool if you want a synthetic actor instead of a person, or if you want a general marketing copilot.

    Pricing: 30% of creator payouts. Best for: Brands that want human creators and an agent running the campaign ops.

    Also listed for UGC.