Creatify vs Figma Weave: Finished Ads or a Reusable Pipeline?

One hands you an ad from a product link. The other hands you a canvas and the only published cost per clip in this market.

Creatify

AI avatars and UGC ads built around a product link, not a blank canvas.

Best for
Talking-avatar product ads at volume
Weakness
Built for ads — not the tool for cinematic or story work
From
$19/mo
Free tier
Free plan, a few credits
4 of 8 rounds

Figma Weave

A node canvas where a whole generation workflow becomes something you can re-run.

Best for
Repeating the same multi-step workflow on a new product
Weakness
Overkill if you only ever make one-off images
From
$19/mo
Free tier
150 credits a month
4 of 8 rounds

Round by round

Criterion Winner Why
Free tier Figma Weave 150 credits a month, all image models, commercial licence included. Creatify's pricing page shows none.
Cost per clip before you pay Figma Weave It publishes an exact generation count per model per plan. Creatify names no models on its pricing page.
Credits you can reason about Figma Weave 1,500 credits equals 3,750 images or 417 seconds of video. Creatify's 100 credits are 100 finished ads.
Ad from a product URL Creatify It scrapes a listing and returns ad variants. Weave has no equivalent.
Avatars and actors Creatify 300 AI actors on Starter, 1,500 plus custom avatars on Pro.
Languages Creatify 75+ languages built into the ad flow.
Competitor ad tracking Creatify Included. None of the other four platforms I track has it.
Reusable multi-step workflow Figma Weave Node canvas. Unlimited workflows from the $19 plan, 5 on Free.

These two are less alike than any other pair on this site. Both sell a monthly subscription with credits, both are aimed at commercial work rather than art, and both publish model detail that their competitors hide. That is where the overlap stops.

One axis separates them, and it is not price. It is what comes out. Creatify returns a finished ad. Figma Weave returns whatever your pipeline is set up to return, and it runs that pipeline again on the next product.

The short version

Figma Weave is also the only platform here with a free tier that includes a commercial licence. It is a real way to test the tool on work you can ship.

What you actually pay

I read these prices off each platform’s own pricing page on 11 September 2026. Figma Weave was called Weavy until recently. It now lives at weave.figma.com.

Creatify

PlanCreditsMonthlyAnnual
Starter100/mo$39$19
Pro300/mo$99$49
EnterpriseCustom

These are the Platform tab figures. Creatify also sells Studio and API tiers on separate tabs.

Figma Weave

PlanCreditsPer monthPer year
Free150/mo$0$0
Starter1,500/mo$19$228
Professional4,000/mo$36$432
Team4,500/user/mo$48$576

The Weave monthly figures are the annual-equivalent price as the page displays them. The annual discount is 20%.

A credit means two different things

Creatify’s credit counts look tiny next to everything else. They are not a bad deal. They are a different unit.

PlatformOne credit buys
CreatifyOne finished ad
Figma Weave1/2.5 of an image, or about 0.28 seconds of video

Weave states it plainly: 1,500 credits equals 3,750 images or 417 seconds of video. Divide and you get the cost of a single clip before you hand over anything. No other platform in this market lets you do that arithmetic in advance.

Creatify goes the other way. Its pricing page advertises “50+ premium models” and names none of them. The model list exists, with a minimum plan level for each model, but it sits in the API rather than on the page a buyer reads.

Worth knowing if you are shopping by model: Creatify’s catalogue marks Wan 3.0, LTX v2 and Gemini Omni Flash at its free plan level. Creatify does have a free plan, it just does not appear on the pricing page. It is worth a handful of credits, so treat it as a look around rather than a working allowance.

Model access

ModelCreatifyFigma Weave
Seedance 2.5Yes, ProYes, unlisted
Seedance 1.5 ProYes, StarterYes
Kling 3.0Yes, StarterYes
Veo 3.1Yes, StarterYes
LTX 2Yes, free levelYes
Gemini Omni FlashYes, free levelNo
Wan 3.0Yes, free levelNo
GPT Image 2.5Yes, ProNo
Nano Banana ProYes, StarterYes
Seedream 5NoYes
Recraft V4Different versionYes
Hunyuan 3D, Rodin V2NoYes
Topaz UpscaleNoYes

Neither list is complete. Weave runs Seedance 2.5 without naming it on its pricing page. I know because I have generated with it there. Creatify’s list comes from its own model catalogue, which is far longer than its pricing page suggests.

Video models are not on the Weave free plan. Kling, Veo, Seedance and Runway all start at the $19 tier. The free tier is for images.

Which to choose

If youPickWhy
Sell a product and need ad variantsCreatifyProduct URL in, ads out
Need a talking presenterCreatify300 actors on the entry plan
Need ads in many languagesCreatify75+ supported
Want to know the price of one clipFigma WeavePublished generation counts
Repeat the same job on new productsFigma WeaveNode workflows, unlimited from $19
Want to test on shippable work for $0Figma WeaveFree tier includes commercial use
Need 3D assetsFigma WeaveHunyuan 3D and Rodin V2
Track what competitors are runningCreatifyBuilt-in ad tracker

What this comparison does not cover

I generate on both. The figures above come from each platform’s own pricing page and model catalogue, because those are the numbers you can check yourself.

What this page does not answer is whether a Creatify avatar holds up in a real feed, or how much editing a finished ad still needs. Those decide whether the $39 is worth it, and they need a campaign with real numbers behind them.

I also did not test Weave’s node canvas against a deadline. Building a pipeline takes time before it saves any. How much time, I have not measured.

Questions

Can I compare them on price?

Not usefully. One credit is a finished ad on Creatify and a fraction of an image on Weave. Compare what you get out, not what you pay per credit.

Which is cheaper to start?

Figma Weave, because $0 is cheaper than $19. The free tier includes a commercial licence but no video models.

Does Creatify have a free plan?

Its model catalogue refers to a free plan level. Its pricing page does not show one. I could not resolve that from public pages.

Can Figma Weave make an ad?

It can make the parts. It has no product URL importer, no avatar library and no ad templates. You would assemble the ad yourself.

Is Weavy the same thing as Figma Weave?

Yes. Weavy was renamed. The product now sits at weave.figma.com.

Where a partner program exists, the links above are referral links. I earn a commission if you subscribe, at no cost to you. Each page says plainly what I tested myself and what comes from published documentation. Full disclosure.