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Predis.ai is an AI content generator. You paste a product link, write a prompt or upload an image, and it makes images, carousels, videos and ads, then schedules them to your channels. For an online store that runs ads, that’s a lot of tool for the price. But it’s built around asking: you request content, choose what works and schedule it, and the credits run down as you go.
If that’s not the way you want to work, there are other ways to get posts made. This guide covers six Predis.ai alternatives of four kinds: AI post makers like Predis.ai, an AI marketing platform that does more than posts, a design tool where you stay in control, and done-for-you services. For each one you get what it is, who it suits, its price with the billing toggle it belongs to, and its limits. Every price was checked on its official page on Oct 13, 2026. Prices change, so open the page before you buy.
What Predis.ai does, and where it may not fit
Predis.ai’s pricing page opens on annual billing, with “Annually 30% off” next to the toggle. That view shows Core at $24 a month ($288 billed yearly), Rise at $55 ($664) and Enterprise+ at $212 ($2,540). The Monthly view shows $32, $79 and $249. “Every plan starts with 3 days free”, and a card is taken to start the trial and charged when day 3 ends.
What you get:
- Many formats. “Create video ads, UGC ads, and product ads from a product link, a text prompt, or an image”, plus static creatives and carousels (Predis.ai).
- Brand kits. “Set brand colors, tone, and logo once.”
- Store integrations. Its plan table ticks Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix and Squarespace on every plan.
- Publishing. Post scheduling, Instagram Reels and carousels, and Instagram Stories scheduling are ticked on every plan. Auto Post, where the AI creates a week of posts and publishes them on schedule, is on Rise and Enterprise+; Core says “No Auto Posting”.
- Credits. Core has 1,300 credits a month, which the page puts at “about 325 images or 33 videos”; Rise has 3,200.
Where it may not fit: you’re the one asking for content and assembling a plan from it, unless you pay for Rise and turn on Auto Post. If you’d rather approve a plan than build one, or you want a person behind every post, keep reading. We compared the two side by side in Season vs Predis.ai.
AI post makers and marketing platforms
These work like Predis.ai: software makes the visuals and the captions. They differ in what they start from, how much they publish on their own and what else they cover.
Marky
What it is. An AI tool that starts from your website: “Enter your website and Marky learns your voice, style, and audience.” It makes graphics, carousels and captions, and schedules them to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Google Business, TikTok and Pinterest (Marky).
Who it’s for. Owners who want AI-made posts on several networks, starting from their site rather than from prompts.
Price. Marky’s pricing page opens on monthly billing: Solo $39 a month, Growth $79, Pro $229. Its Yearly toggle shows $19, $39 and $114 a month, billed annually (“Save 50%”). Your first 30 posts are free, with no credit card needed, and there’s a 7-day refund on any charge.
Limits. Solo covers 3 channels, and each extra one is $7 a month. The approval workflow starts on Pro. For video, Marky can animate a post, or you upload your own.
Apaya
What it is. An AI tool that “learns your small business from your website,” writes captions in your voice, puts “your logo, your colors, your fonts on every post”, and publishes to Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profile, LinkedIn, X, TikTok and Pinterest. You can “review and approve each post, or enable automatic publishing for campaigns you choose” (Apaya).
Who it’s for. Small businesses that want posts made from their website and published on schedule, across several networks.
Price. Apaya’s pricing page opens on “Annual (20% off)”: Spark $55 a month ($662 billed annually), Blaze $103 ($1,239), Supernova $183 ($2,198). Switched to Monthly, Spark is $69, Blaze $129 and Supernova $229. There’s a 3-day free trial, “$0 today”.
Limits. Spark covers 1 brand, 4 social accounts and 1 user. The Workflow Engine, for structured review and approval, is on Supernova. Neither page we read mentions video or Reels.
Holo
What it is. An AI marketing platform: “Paste your website - Holo plans, writes, and publishes your ads, socials, emails, and SEO.” It builds a “Brand DNA” from your site, and makes images and videos, including UGC-style ads, in 99+ languages (Holo).
Who it’s for. Stores that want ads, email flows and blog posts handled next to their social posts.
Price. Holo’s pricing page opens on its 6-month toggle. On Oct 13, 2026, it showed promotional prices, a Black Friday 60% off offer: on 6-month billing, Starter $8.13 a month ($20.33 struck through) and Scale $19.33 ($48.33 struck through); billed monthly, Starter $19.20 ($48 struck through) and Scale $39.20 ($98 struck through). Promotions change, so check the page for current prices. Starter has 125 creations a month, Scale 325.
Limits. There’s no free trial, on purpose, the FAQ says. The refund policy allows a request within 7 days of a payment only if no credit from it was used, minus a 5% fee, and says the service is for business or professional use only. Autopilot and analytics are on Scale only.
A design tool: you make the posts
Canva
What it is. A design tool with templates, Brand Kits and AI features, plus a Content Planner that schedules to social networks.
Who it’s for. Owners who like designing and want full control over every post.
Price. Canva’s pricing page, seen from the US, showed prices per year: Free US$0, Pro US$144 a year for one person, Business US$250 a year per person, before tax. It has a Monthly and Yearly toggle (“Save from 16%”); the page loaded the yearly view, and we couldn’t load its monthly view, so no monthly price is given here. Pro and Business have a free trial; the page doesn’t say how long.
Limits. You design every post yourself. To schedule to Instagram you need an Instagram Business account, not a Creator account, and a Pro, Teams or Nonprofits plan; you can schedule up to 25 posts in a rolling 24 hours, and Stories and Reels can’t be scheduled. The free plan’s Brand Kit holds 3 colors.
Done for you: posts planned, made and published
Feedbird
What it is. A done-for-you service with a “team of 200+ vetted creatives, not AI”: custom-designed posts in your branding, captions and hashtags, scheduled and posted to your channels, from a calendar you approve (Feedbird).
Who it’s for. Owners who want people designing their posts, and who are fine approving a calendar.
Price. Social Media Posts starts at $99 a month for 10 posts, with one social set included. The page doesn’t mention a free trial; every new subscription comes with a 14-day satisfaction guarantee, with a full refund of your first month if you’re not satisfied and haven’t approved or scheduled any of it.
Limits. It’s priced per post: 20 and 30 posts are options, but the page doesn’t show their price. Video is a separate service, Short-Form Videos, from $149 a month for 5 videos. Ask who answers comments before you sign up.
Season
What it is. Season reads your store’s products, photos and prices, builds your brand’s identity with three looks to choose from, then plans, designs, writes and publishes a season of Instagram posts (3 months by default) through Instagram’s official API. Every Saturday you see the coming week: skip a post or change it in one line, or do nothing and it goes out as planned. The season itself doesn’t use credits.
Who it’s for. Online stores whose main channel is Instagram and who’d rather approve a finished week than ask for posts.
Price. $39 a month on Monthly, or $99 every 3 months on the Season plan, with a 7-day free trial; see pricing.
Limits. Instagram only. Feed posts and carousels only: no video, Reels, Stories or ads. No inbox and no comment replies, and analytics are light. One brand per plan; several brands need Studio. There’s no free plan, and the trial needs a card.
Side by side
Prices checked on Oct 13, 2026, on each tool’s own website.
| Tool | Kind | Entry plan, billed monthly | Entry plan, longer billing | Trial or free offer | Video |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Predis.ai | AI post maker | $32 | $24 a month, yearly | 3-day trial, card taken | Yes |
| Marky | AI post maker | $39 | $19 a month, annual | First 30 posts free | Animates posts; upload your own |
| Apaya | AI post maker | $69 | $55 a month, annual | 3-day trial | Not mentioned |
| Holo | AI marketing platform | $19.20, promotional ($48 struck through) | $8.13 a month, 6 months, promotional ($20.33 struck through) | No free trial | Yes |
| Canva | Design tool | Not loaded | US$144 a year | Free plan; Pro trial | You design it |
| Feedbird | Done for you, people | $99 for 10 posts | Not shown | 14-day guarantee | Separate plan, from $149 for 5 |
| Season | Done for you, software | $39 | $99 every 3 months | 7-day trial, card required | No |
How to choose
- If you need video and ads, stay close to Predis.ai, or look at Holo. Season makes neither, and Feedbird sells video as a separate service.
- If you want to stop asking for content, look at tools that plan and publish on a rhythm: Apaya with automatic publishing, Feedbird, or Season.
- If you love designing, Canva gives you the most control, at the cost of your time every week.
- Read the billing toggle and any promotion. Several of these pages open on annual or 6-month prices, and one showed promotional prices. Check how long a promotional price lasts, then compare prices for the billing period you want.
- Count posts, not credits. Work out how many posts a month you’d really publish, then divide the price by that number.
To compare any of these with hiring a person, the social media cost calculator does the math from your own hours, and our guide to what a social media manager costs has the market rates.
Questions
Is there a free alternative to Predis.ai?
Partly. On Oct 13, 2026, Canva had a free plan with up to 20 AI uses, though scheduling to Instagram needs a paid plan, and Marky offered your first 30 posts free with no card. Predis.ai’s pricing page lists no free plan: every plan starts with a 3-day trial, and a card is taken to start it.
How much does Predis.ai cost?
On Oct 13, 2026, Predis.ai’s pricing page opened on annual billing: Core $24 a month ($288 billed yearly), Rise $55 ($664) and Enterprise+ $212 ($2,540). Its Monthly view showed $32, $79 and $249. Auto Post, where the AI creates and publishes posts on its own, is on Rise and Enterprise+, not Core.
Which Predis.ai alternative makes video?
Holo makes images and videos on both its plans, including UGC-style video ads. Feedbird sells short-form video as a separate service, from $149 a month for 5 videos. Marky animates a post or lets you upload your own video. Season makes no video: only Instagram feed posts and carousels.
What’s the difference between an AI post maker and a done-for-you service?
An AI post maker creates posts when you ask, and you pick, edit and schedule them. A done-for-you service plans the posts, makes them and publishes them on a set rhythm, and you approve them. With people doing the work (Feedbird) you approve a calendar; with software (Season) you approve a week.
Sources
- Predis.ai pricing (Predis.ai). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Predis.ai home page (Predis.ai). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Auto Post (Predis.ai). Accessed Oct 14, 2026.
- Marky pricing (Marky). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Marky home page (Marky). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Apaya pricing (Apaya). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Apaya for small businesses (Apaya). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Holo pricing (Holo AI). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Holo home page (Holo AI). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Refund policy, updated Sep 2, 2026 (Holo AI Inc.). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Canva pricing (Canva). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Scheduling posts on Instagram (Canva Help Center). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
- Social Media Management Pricing and Packages (Feedbird). Accessed Oct 13, 2026.
About this guide. Written by the Season team for small business owners who run their own Instagram. Every fact above links to where it comes from, and we update the guide when Instagram changes how things work.
