Quick answer: Predis.ai offers a short card-required trial, then Core at $32 a month or $19 a month billed annually, with 1,300 credits that cover roughly 325 images or 33 videos. Core holds one brand and does not include auto-posting, so the entry plan is a manual, single-brand workflow.

The ladder

  • Free trial: about 3 days, a card is required and the first charge lands on day four.
  • Core: $32/month, or $19/month annually ($230/year), 1,300 credits, 1 brand, 10 channels, no auto-posting, 60 competitor runs.
  • Higher tiers: up to Enterprise+ at $249/month with 10,000 credits and unlimited brands.
  • Add an extra brand for about $5 a month.

How credits translate

Credits are the common meter across images and video, so mixing formats shares one balance. A team that mostly produces static images gets more output than one that generates video, since video draws more credits per asset.

Where the limits bite

  1. One brand on Core. A second brand is a paid add-on.
  2. No auto-posting. You publish manually at the entry tier.
  3. The trial window is short. Three days is enough to test, not to run a campaign.
  4. Video consumes the balance faster. Static-only teams partly subsidize a feature they may not use.

The alternative model

A usage-metered editor that exports clean, editable static assets avoids the shared credit pool and the single-brand limit on its entry tier. Neatico generates up to eight editable images from a brief and exports without a watermark, metered by usage rather than a per-image credit. The Predis alternatives hub compares the routes.

What to check before subscribing

  1. Estimate monthly images versus videos and map them to credits.
  2. Count the brands you need.
  3. Decide whether manual publishing is acceptable.
  4. Set a reminder to cancel before the trial charge if it is not a fit.

The bottom line

Treat Core, around $19 a month annual, as a single-brand manual plan with a shared credit pool, and the trial as a short evaluation rather than a free tier. If your work is mostly static images, compare usage-metered editors that do not charge per image.

Counting the real cost in credits

Credit-based plans price by usage, with images and videos consuming different amounts, so the monthly cost depends on the mix. Trials often require a card and run only a few days. Before subscribing, map a normal month into credits—posts, videos, and competitor runs—then check the brand and channel limits, since adding a brand or moving to a higher tier can cost more than the headline price suggests.