Predis.ai review (Nov 2026): Core $19, Rise $40, Enterprise+ $212 a month yearly, credits per image and video, brands, auto posting, and who approves each post

What this Predis.ai page covers

This page is for a small-business owner, social media manager, or agency that wants AI to draft social posts and ads across a few brands. It covers plans, credits, brands, auto posting, the trial, and the checks to run before a team relies on it.

Facts come from the Predis.ai pricing page and home page, read on 3 November 2026. We did not post to your accounts, so test with your own brand.

Predis.ai sells credits, not seats: team members are unlimited on every plan. The cost question is how many images and videos you make each month, and how many brands and social accounts you run.

Ground rules: a named person approves every post and ad before it goes out; product claims, prices, and offers in AI drafts get checked against your own records.

Major features (with how someone uses them)

Examples at a glance: each feature has a concrete example from a real job plus a short Try this you can run this week.

1. Plan the 3-day trial before you start it

What it is: Every plan starts with 3 days free. Predis.ai takes a card to start the trial and charges it when day 3 ends, and its FAQ says payments after that are non-refundable; you can cancel any time to stop future charges (Predis.ai pricing).

Three days goes fast. Arrive with a list of real posts and your brand assets, so the trial tests your actual work rather than sample prompts.

Concrete example (owner of a two-person candle shop) She lists ten posts for her holiday launch, makes them in the trial from her product links, counts the credits used, and cancels on day 3 because she only needs posts twice a week.

Try this

Plan ten real posts:

Before you start the 3-day trial, write down ten posts or ads you would actually publish this month. In the trial, make those ten, count the credits they used, and set a reminder for the morning of day 3 to cancel or keep.

2. How credits turn into posts

What it is: The pricing page lists 15 credits per ad creative, social post, or photo, 15 credits per slide in a multi-slide post, 200 credits per 8 seconds of standard or UGC-style video, and 5 credits per 10 seconds of faceless video. Extra credits cost $29 a month for 1,200 (Predis.ai pricing).

The page gives two answers. The plan cards say Core’s 1,300 credits make about 325 images or 33 videos, while the credit table (15 per image, 200 per 8 seconds of standard video) works out to about 86 images or six short videos. Check the real count on your own posts in the trial.

Concrete example (social media manager at a 12-person gym) He plans 40 images and four short videos a month, works out from the credit table that this needs about 1,400 credits, checks the real use in the trial, and picks Rise rather than paying for extra credits on Core.

Try this

Do the credit math:

Count last month’s posts by type (single image, carousel slide, video seconds), multiply by the listed credits, and compare the total with each plan’s monthly credits.

3. Brands and social accounts per plan

What it is: Core covers 1 brand and 10 social accounts, Rise up to 4 brands and 20 accounts, and Enterprise+ unlimited brands and 60 accounts. An extra brand costs $5 a month. Team members are unlimited on all plans (Predis.ai pricing).

A brand here is one business identity with its own logo, colours, and voice. Agencies and multi-location owners usually outgrow Core on brand count before they run out of credits.

Concrete example (freelancer managing three local restaurants) She sets up one brand per restaurant on Rise, gives each owner a login to approve posts, and keeps room for a fourth brand when she signs her next client.

Try this

Count your brands:

List every business or product line that needs its own look and voice. One fits Core; two to four fit Rise, or Core plus $5 a month per extra brand.

4. Auto posting needs a review step

What it is: Core has no auto posting. On Rise, Predis.ai generates up to 2 posts a day per brand that can be reviewed before publishing; on Enterprise+, up to 3, subject to credits (Predis.ai pricing).

Auto posting saves time only when someone still reads each post. A wrong price, date, or claim in a public post costs more than the time saved.

Concrete example (marketing lead at a 20-person property manager) She turns on auto posting for one brand, checks every draft each morning for two weeks, and only then lets her assistant approve them.

Try this

Keep a person in the loop:

Turn on auto posting for one brand only, approve every draft yourself for two weeks, and write down how many you had to change.

5. Ad creatives and competitor runs

What it is: Plans include competitor analysis runs: 60 a month on Core, 130 on Rise, and 600 on Enterprise+. Each Instagram or Facebook competitor you add and view counts as one run. The page also lists a Shopify video ad maker and integrations with Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, and Squarespace (Predis.ai pricing).

If ads are the main job, compare it with tools built mostly for ads, such as AdCreative.ai or Creatify; see AdCreative.ai vs Creatify for that pair.

Concrete example (founder of a small online store) He connects his Shopify catalog, makes three ad variations for his top product, runs them against his current ad for two weeks, and keeps whichever costs less per sale.

Try this

Test one product:

Make three ad variations for your best-selling product, run them against your current ad with the same budget for two weeks, and compare cost per sale.

6. Yearly billing and promotions

What it is: When we read the page it showed a promotion of up to 50% off yearly plans and 40% extra credits. Yearly totals listed were $230 for Core, $474 for Rise, and $2,540 for Enterprise+ (Predis.ai pricing).

A yearly plan locks in a full year of credits with no refund after the trial. Pay monthly for the first month or two unless you already post every week.

Concrete example (agency owner with two retainer clients) She pays Rise monthly for two months, checks that both clients approve most drafts with small edits, and only then switches to yearly.

Try this

Pay monthly first:

Start on monthly billing, track credits used and posts approved for two months, and move to yearly only if you used most of your credits both months.

Pricing context (November 2026)

Core $19 a month billed yearly ($230 a year) or $32 monthly: 1,300 credits a month, 1 brand, 10 social accounts, no auto posting. Rise $40 a month billed yearly ($474 a year) or $79 monthly: 3,200 credits, up to 4 brands, 20 accounts, auto posting up to 2 a day per brand (pricing page, read 3 Nov 2026).

Enterprise+ $212 a month billed yearly ($2,540 a year) or $249 monthly: 10,000 credits, unlimited brands, 60 accounts, auto posting up to 3 a day per brand. Team members are unlimited on all plans. Extra credits $29 a month for 1,200; extra brand $5 a month.

Every plan starts with a 3-day free trial that needs a card and is charged when day 3 ends; payments after that are non-refundable. A promotion (up to 50% off yearly, 40% extra credits) was showing on 3 Nov 2026 and may change.

Uncertainty: The page loads prices with a monthly and yearly toggle and a time-limited promotion, so the figures you see may differ. The plan cards and the credit table also give different image and video counts for the same credits, so measure your own usage in the trial. Check the live pricing page on the day you buy.

When it’s useful (honest take)

Useful when one person runs social for one to four brands, posts several times a week, and mostly needs images and carousels. Unlimited team members help when owners or clients approve posts.

A poor fit when you mainly need long or frequent video, which uses credits fast, or when nobody has time to review AI drafts before they publish.

Related options (educational)

FAQ

How much does Predis.ai cost?

As listed on 3 November 2026: Core $19 a month billed yearly or $32 monthly, Rise $40 yearly or $79 monthly, and Enterprise+ $212 yearly or $249 monthly. A promotion was running, so check the live page.

Does Predis.ai have a free plan?

The pricing page shows a 3-day free trial on every plan rather than a free plan. It takes a card to start and charges it when day 3 ends unless you cancel.

Can I get a refund from Predis.ai?

The pricing FAQ says payments after the 3-day trial are non-refundable, and you can cancel any time to stop future charges.

How many posts can I make with Predis.ai credits?

The plan cards say Core makes about 325 images or 33 videos a month, but the credit table lists 15 credits per image and 200 per 8 seconds of standard video, which works out to far fewer. Count the credits your own posts use during the trial.

Does Predis.ai post automatically?

Rise and Enterprise+ can auto-post up to 2 or 3 posts a day per brand, which can be reviewed before publishing. Core has no auto posting.

Optional next step (if seats overlap)

If you pay for a social scheduler, a design tool, and an AI ad tool that overlap, map which one owns each job before the next renewal. Map the overlap with the $19 AI toolkit audit or the $9 AI toolkit spreadsheet. Email Audit $19 or Toolkit spreadsheet $9.

Checkout is live via Stripe. After you pay, we email delivery (spreadsheet) or intake next steps (audit).

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