Why UnrealUGC wins
Both make AI UGC video ads, but UnrealUGC gives you what Arcads can't: 20+ AI video models to pick from per video (Kling, Veo, Seedance, Wan), custom creator uploads to use your own face, and credit pricing that doesn't cap you at fixed video counts. If you're tired of being locked into one pipeline at a higher monthly entry price, UnrealUGC is the upgrade.
Side-by-side
Every feature that matters when ads have to convert
Where UnrealUGC pulls ahead
The specific reasons teams switch from Arcads
14 AI Video Models — Not One
Pick the right model per video: Kling 2.6 for budget UGC, Veo 3.1 for hero ads, Seedance for complex motion. Arcads locks you into a single proprietary pipeline.
Credits — Not Video-Count Caps
Pay per second instead of per video. A 5-second test costs less than a 30-second hero ad. No wasted slots on short tests when you're A/B testing.
Custom Creator Uploads
Upload your founder, hired actor, or any custom face and reuse them across every video. Arcads doesn't offer this on standard plans.
Cheaper at Every Tier
$69 vs $77 entry, $149 vs $154 mid, $349 vs $385 top — and UnrealUGC includes voice cloning at $149/mo where Arcads gates it to its $385 Pro plan.
Pricing snapshot
Entry pricing as of writing — UnrealUGC is built to be cheaper for ad volume
Starter $69/mo (6,000 credits ≈ 21 ten-second Kling 2.6 clips with native audio), Pro $149/mo (≈50 clips), Agency $349/mo (≈135 clips).
Starter $77/mo, Creator $154/mo, Pro $385/mo — fixed credit tiers, with custom actors and voice cloning gated to the Pro plan.
Why teams pick UnrealUGC over Arcads
- You want to pick the right model for each video instead of being locked into one engine
- You generate at variable volumes — some weeks heavy, some light — and need credits that flex
- You want to upload a specific face (founder, actor) as a custom creator
- You want a lower price at every tier — $69/$149/$349 vs $77/$154/$385
- Per-second pricing transparency matters — you want to know exactly what each video costs
Frequently asked questions
UnrealUGC vs Arcads — the questions that come up most