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Most AI video ad tools are self-serve: you pay per generation and make each ad yourself. Quelta makes finished videos from your product photos, for the whole catalog, adapted to each market and checked before delivery. These pages put them side by side on sourced facts, including where the other tools are stronger.

Cited pages reviewed on October 24, 2026 Updated October 24, 2026 How we compare

9 services at a glance

Key facts and the price per video at 100 videos a month. A name opens the full comparison with sources.

9 services at a glance
Service How it works Video from product photosPeople on screenLip syncMany videos at onceVideos made for youEach video checkedPer-market adaptation stated Per video, 100 a month Per usable video at two generations
Quelta Done for you YesYesYesYesYesYesYes from $20 from $20
Arcads Self-serve YesYesYesYesNot foundNot foundPartly Not public —
Creatify Self-serve and done for you YesYesYesPartlyYesPartlyPartly $1.95 $3.95
HeyGen Self-serve YesYesYesYesNot foundNot foundPartly $0.99 $2.29
Higgsfield Self-serve YesYesYesPartlyNot foundPartlyPartly $2.50 $8.45
Topview Self-serve YesYesYesYesNot foundNot foundPartly $9.76 $19.48
Pippit Self-serve YesYesYesPartlyNot foundNot foundPartly Not public —
Zeely Self-serve YesYesYesYesNot foundNot foundPartly Not public —
MakeUGC Self-serve and done for you YesYesYesYesYesPartlyPartly Not public —

Yes Partly No Not found

“Not found” means we did not find a statement in the pages we checked on the stated date; it does not mean the feature is unavailable. For “Per-market adaptation stated”, “Partly” means translation or dubbing is stated, while adapting the message itself was not found in the pages we checked; self-serve users can change scripts, people and offers themselves.

Self-serve prices are illustrative subscription spend for one 30-second video on the cheapest published monthly plan for the workflow named on each comparison page, excluding your team’s own work. Quelta prices are starting prices; the pilot and the final project price are quoted per project. For self-serve tools the last column assumes two generations per usable video, on a plan that covers that many generations; that is an assumption, not a measured rate. These are not equivalent service quotes.

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Quelta’s prices and terms

  • From $20 per finished video up to 30 seconds and from $30 per 60-second video.
  • Remakes needed to pass Quelta’s delivery check are included; your review and requested revisions follow the agreed project scope.
  • Delivered videos carry no Quelta watermark.
  • Videos are made for the client’s ads, product pages and social media; usage rights are set in the project agreement.
  • Work starts with a pilot on one category, quoted per project.

How we compare

What we compare

Each service has a fact card with 18 facts: price and plans, what you start from, what you get, who does the work and integrations. Every fact has the page it comes from, an exact quote from that page and the date we reviewed it. If we did not find a statement in the pages we checked, we write “Not found”, not “No”.

Where the data comes from

Only the services’ own public pages: pricing, help center, terms and product pages. For these pages we have not bought or tested other services’ products.

How prices are normalized

We model subscription spend for one 30-second video at 10, 100 and 500 videos a month, on the cheapest public monthly plan that covers the volume; annual discounts are not used. Where a plan is sold in credits or minutes, we convert it into videos at the service’s own published rates. This is software spend only, without your team’s work, so the figures are not equivalent service quotes. Prices reported by third parties are not used in the tables. Quelta prices are starting prices; the pilot and final project price are quoted per project.

Generations per usable video

Self-serve tools charge for each generation, and a usable ad can take more than one. No service publishes how many, so we don’t claim a rate for anyone. The price tables show the cost per usable video at an assumed number of generations: we take the cheapest public plan that covers that many generations and divide its price by the number of usable videos. The default is two generations, and you can set it from 1 to 4. Remakes needed to pass Quelta’s delivery check are included in its price.

Dates

The cited pages were reviewed between October 24, 2026 and October 24, 2026. Every page shows when its own sources were reviewed.

Who writes these pages

Quelta writes these pages, and Quelta is one of the services compared. That is why every fact links to its source, every comparison has a section on where the other service is stronger, and every verdict says when to choose the other service.

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Quelta for catalogs

Need videos like this for your whole catalog?

Quelta makes product videos from your photos, adapted for each of your markets by meaning, not just by words, and checked before delivery. Start with a pilot on one category.

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Videos for your catalog, starting with one category

Tell us about your catalog, markets and volumes. We make the first videos for one category, so you can compare them with what you have now. Then the same scenarios cover the whole catalog.

  1. Send your products

    A product feed, links to product pages or photos for one category.

  2. Agree markets and audiences

    Countries, languages, platforms, generations of buyers and the quality threshold.

  3. Get the pilot videos

    Localized for each market, checked and ready to post.

  4. Scale to the catalog

    Every product, every market and every new arrival, in one style.

We don’t copy other people’s videos. Every video is new and about your product. We keep the mechanics that sell (script, pacing, delivery), not anyone’s footage, people or music.

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