Omneky Pricing and What Each Plan Really Makes per Month

Omneky costs $29 a month on Lite, $99 on Standard and $249 on Pro, or $24, $79 and $199 a month billed yearly. Enterprise is priced with its sales team. Each plan comes with monthly credits (200, 1,000 or 4,000) that pay for making ads, extra credits cost $10 per 100, and every self-serve plan starts with a 7-day free trial.

Those figures come from Omneky's own pricing page, checked on October 19, 2026. The sticker price is the easy part. What a US brand actually wants to know is how many ads each plan makes, when a bigger plan is cheaper than topping up, and what the subscription does not cover once the ads are live. If you came to Omneky hoping it would also run your Facebook and Instagram account, our Omneky alternative page compares it with a tool that does the daily buying.

How much does Omneky cost?

Omneky sells three self-serve plans and Enterprise. The price rises with credits, brands and seats, and Standard unlocks the video formats most brands buy it for.

Plan	Monthly	Billed yearly	Credits a month	Brands	Seats	Video formats
Lite	$29	$24 a month	200	1	1	Short cinematic videos only
Standard	$99	$79 a month	1,000	3	3	Adds commercials, UGC avatars, clone, long-form avatar video
Pro	$249	$199 a month	4,000	5	5	Same as Standard
Enterprise	Custom	Committed pricing	Custom	Custom	Custom	Same, plus creative services and media buying

Yearly billing saves about 17% on Lite ($288 a year instead of $348) and about 20% on Standard ($948 instead of $1,188) and Pro ($2,388 instead of $2,988). Prices are in US dollars. Connecting an ad account costs no credits, and all brands on one account share a single credit pool.

What Omneky credits buy

Credits pay only for making and editing ads. The app shows the cost before each generation, and Omneky notes that costs can change as the underlying models change. The rates published in October 2026:

What you make	Credits
Image ad, 1K	5
Image ad, 4K, or upscale to 4K	10
Product animation	10
Avatar video	15
Avatar video with a product	20
Short commercial, up to 15 seconds	30
Short commercial, 16 to 30 seconds	60
Clone video	5 a second

So Lite's 200 credits make about 40 image ads, Standard's 1,000 make about 200 image ads or 33 short commercials, and Pro's 4,000 make about 800 image ads. Mixing formats is where budgets slip: ten 30-second commercials alone use 600 credits.

Omneky cost per ad on each plan

Dividing the plan price by its credits gives the real unit cost. This is our own arithmetic from the published prices, at monthly billing.

Plan	Cost per credit	Per 1K image ad	Per avatar video with product	Per 15-second commercial
Lite, $29	$0.145	About $0.73	Not on Lite	Not on Lite
Standard, $99	$0.099	About $0.50	About $1.98	About $2.97
Pro, $249	$0.062	About $0.31	About $1.25	About $1.87
Top-up credits	$0.10	$0.50	$2.00	$3.00

Next to a freelance designer or editor, every line of that table is cheap. The catch is that unused monthly credits are simply part of the fee, so the unit cost only holds if you use the allowance.

When Pro is cheaper than Standard plus top-ups

Top-ups cost $10 per 100 credits and never expire, and they are spent only after the monthly credits run out. That gives two clean crossover points:

• Lite to Standard. Lite plus 700 top-up credits costs $99, the same as Standard. If you use more than about 900 credits a month, Standard is cheaper, and it also unlocks commercials and avatars.
• Standard to Pro. Standard plus 1,500 top-up credits costs $249, the same as Pro. If you use more than about 2,500 credits a month, Pro is the better buy, with two more brands and seats included.

For an agency, the brand limit often decides before the credits do. Standard holds 3 client brands and Pro 5. Past five you are on Enterprise and a sales call.

Does Omneky have a free trial?

Yes. Lite, Standard and Pro start with a 7-day free trial, and Omneky's pricing page says the paid subscription starts automatically when the trial ends. Put a reminder on day 5 if you are only testing. There is no free plan after the trial, and Omneky does not publish a refund window on the pricing page; billing questions go to its support address.

What Omneky pricing leaves out

Three costs sit outside the subscription, and they are where most of the money goes.

Ad spend. When you launch into your own Meta, Google or TikTok account, the network bills you directly. Omneky can also launch on its own ad account on Meta, Google or OpenAI Ads, in which case you pay the ad budget plus an Omneky fee up front. That fee is not listed on the pricing page.

Running the account. On the self-serve plans you set the goal, audience and budget, and you pause or activate campaigns yourself. Insights ranks your ads and suggests new ones, and Automations can email you a marketing plan on a schedule, but nobody moves the budget for you. Omneky lists media buying only on Enterprise. If you hire that work out, our freelance media buyer rates guide puts typical US retainers at $2,000 to $8,000 a month.

What happens after the click. Better ads bring more visitors, and the money is made or lost on the store. If you sell online, it is worth having a way to recover the shoppers who leave items in their cart before you raise the ad budget.

Omneky pricing vs AdBot

The two tools are priced for different jobs, so the fair comparison is by what you are short of.

	Omneky Standard	AdBot Launch
Monthly price	$99, or $79 billed yearly	$297, or $148 a month billed annually
Main job	Makes image, video and avatar ads	Builds and runs the Facebook and Instagram account daily
Who moves the budget	You	AdBot, inside the limits you set
Networks	Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit and more	Facebook and Instagram
AI video and avatars	Yes	No
Spend covered	No limit tied to the plan	Up to about $10,000 a month

If you have a buyer and need assets, Omneky at $99 is the better deal and AdBot would be the wrong tool. If you have plenty of ads and nobody watching the account, AdBot replaces the expensive line in that budget. It writes the copy, launches after you approve, then every day pauses ads that spend without sales and moves budget toward the cheaper ad sets, with every change logged and reversible. Shopify stores can connect their catalog, and products that go out of stock drop out of the product ad automatically. The Facebook ads management tool page shows the daily routine, and AdBot pricing lists every plan.

Plenty of brands run both: Omneky for the creative and AdBot for the buying. Comparing other creative generators first? See our breakdowns of AdCreative.ai pricing and Quickads pricing.

Omneky pricing questions

Is Omneky worth it?

Omneky is worth it for a team that will use the credits every month and already has someone running the ad accounts. Standard makes about 200 image ads or 33 short commercials for $99, which is far below freelance creative rates. It is not worth it as a fix for an account nobody manages.

Is Omneky software or a service?

Omneky is self-serve software on Lite, Standard and Pro: you make, review and launch the ads yourself. Enterprise adds a dedicated success manager, training, creative services and media buying, priced with its sales team.

What happens when I run out of Omneky credits?

You top up. Packs run from 100 credits for $10 to 1,000 credits for $100, or any amount from 10 credits, and auto top-up is available. Top-up credits never expire and are used only after the monthly allowance runs out.

Does Omneky charge a percentage of ad spend?

Not when you launch into your own ad accounts: the plan price is flat and the network bills your spend. Launching on Omneky's own ad account adds an Omneky fee on top of the ad budget, paid up front, and the pricing page does not state that fee.