Blaze AI Pricing (2026): Plans and What They Cost

Blaze AI pricing, as of October 1, 2026, has three plans: Starter at $79 a month, Growth at $149 a month and All-In-One at $999 a month. Starter and Growth are software you run yourself, priced by posting accounts and monthly generation credits; All-In-One is Blaze's team running your marketing for you. There is no free plan, but there is a 7-day free trial with no card. Below is what each plan includes, what a credit buys, who Blaze fits, and how it compares with a posts-only tool.

A note before the numbers. I build Creobee, which does a much smaller job than Blaze, so read the comparison with that in mind. Every Blaze figure here comes from Blaze's own pricing page, homepage and integrations page as I read them on October 1, 2026. I have not run a Blaze account, so this explains the pricing, not the output. Prices change; check the page before you pay.

Blaze AI pricing at a glance

Starter is pitched "for solo founders and small teams getting going", Growth "for teams scaling across channel and people". Both carry the line "No credit card required · Cancel anytime". The pricing page shows monthly prices only. Its FAQ mentions multi-month plans and a 20% discount on annual subscriptions for non-profits and education, but no general annual price was printed when I read it, so I am not quoting one.

What a Blaze generation credit buys

Starter and Growth are metered in credits, and the pricing page lists what each kind of content draws:

So Starter's 600 credits a month are up to 600 static posts, or 200 blog posts, or 40 AI videos, or any mix. Growth's 1,500 are up to 1,500 static posts or 100 videos. The page says "Additional credits can be purchased as needed", without a price. The FAQ says "every piece of content you generate draws from your monthly balance", so credits count what you generate, not what you publish: a post you regenerate because you did not like it counts again.

What All-In-One includes for $999 a month

All-In-One is a managed service, not a bigger software plan. The pricing page lists: a complete marketing funnel ("website, content, and conversion built into one connected system"), Google Business Profile, "high-intent Google & GMB search ads", Google and AI visibility, an AI receptionist that answers "every call, form, and DM", inbound lead qualification, automated client reviews, performance analytics and monthly reporting. The homepage adds human editing and quality control, and describes it as "from $999/month", so the price can go up.

It is aimed at a business that wants to hand over its whole marketing, closer to hiring an agency than buying a tool. If you are weighing that route, how much a social media manager costs has 2026 prices for freelancers, agencies and in-house staff.

Is there a Blaze AI free plan?

No. Blaze has no free plan. It has a 7-day free trial on Starter and Growth, with no credit card. The pricing page's FAQ lays out the trial day by day:

• Day 1: Blaze creates your brand identity, a content strategy, a first full week of marketing posts and the second week's topics.
• Day 3: "Your content will start autoposting if accounts are connected."
• Day 4: it starts providing insights, again if accounts are connected.
• Day 7: the trial expires. If you upgrade, your second week of content is created for review on day 8.

Worth knowing before you connect anything: on day 3, content can start posting to your accounts. If you only want to look, connect your accounts later, or review the calendar first. To cancel, you go to billing settings in your workspace, and you keep access until the period ends. Monthly plan changes are prorated immediately.

What Blaze does, and why it costs more than a posts tool

Blaze's homepage headline is "Marketing done for you", with "Plan, create, publish, and improve your marketing in one place." Social posts are one part of it. From its own pages:

• Social publishing to Instagram (posts, Stories and Reels on business accounts), Facebook Pages, TikTok, X, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn profiles and pages, and Google Business Profile.
• Blog and SEO content, published to WordPress, Wix or GoHighLevel, with Shopify listed as coming soon, plus what it calls AEO, visibility in AI answers.
• Email newsletters through Mailchimp.
• Paid ads: Meta Ads campaigns, which it generates and optimizes; Google Search Ads are listed as coming soon on the integrations page and are part of All-In-One.
• AI video, at 15 credits each.
• Landing pages, review replies and lead follow-up, which the homepage places mostly under its done-for-you service.

That breadth is the reason for the price. Blaze is a fair buy when you want ads, a blog, email and social from one place and would otherwise pay for three or four tools. It is a lot of plan if all you want is a steady Instagram feed.

Blaze AI vs Creobee pricing, October 2026

Creobee does one part of Blaze's job: it plans, writes and designs image posts as one Instagram-style feed and, on two plans, publishes them. No ads, blog, email, video or review replies. Here are both price lists as each company's own site showed them on October 1, 2026:

Read it honestly. Per post, Blaze Starter is cheaper than any Creobee plan if you use all 600 credits on static posts: about $0.13 a post against $0.26 on Creobee Pro at the same $79, and $0.63 on Solo. Blaze also covers channels Creobee does not touch. And Blaze's content can post by itself once accounts are connected, while Creobee's Autopilot plan publishes only what you made and scheduled; it does not make new posts on its own. The social media on autopilot page explains how that works.

Where Creobee is the better fit: when $79 a month is more than your marketing budget and the feed is all you need. Its entry plan is $19, it states its posts rather than credits, and it designs each batch as one feed: one of five styles, your brand color and logo, a grid pattern the posts take turns in, and a layout for each kind of post. The art is a preset background or your own photo, with optional stock photos of real people, and no AI-generated images. Posts can be written in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German or Turkish.

Creobee's limits, in the same place: every post is one still 4:5 image, with no video, Reels, Stories or carousels; no analytics, no replies and no hashtag research; publishing only on Autopilot and Pro; and no free plan beyond the 3 starter posts.

Who each Blaze plan fits

• Starter, $79. A solo owner who wants social posts, the odd blog post and newsletter, and Meta ads from one login, on up to three accounts. One user only.
• Growth, $149. A small team, or a business posting to more than three accounts, that wants everyone in the same workspace. Unlimited users and a yearly planning window.
• All-In-One, from $999. A business that would otherwise hire an agency: ads, local search, reviews and lead follow-up run by people, with software underneath.
• Neither. If you only need designed feed posts for Instagram and one or two other networks, a posts-only tool costs less. The best AI social media managers for small business list compares ten of them with their own prices.

Blaze AI alternatives, by what you need

If Blaze is more than you need, pick by the job, not by the name. For a scheduler with a social inbox, look at SocialBee, which also exports reports, or Ocoya. For template posts with a large free start, Marky; its plans are in Marky AI pricing. For video and ads, Predis; see Predis AI alternatives. For a designed Instagram feed with no AI-generated images, Creobee. Every one of those is compared, with dated prices, in the best AI social media managers list.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Blaze AI cost per month?

$79 a month for Starter, $149 for Growth and from $999 for the managed All-In-One plan, as listed on Blaze's pricing page on October 1, 2026. Extra credits can be bought on top; the page does not list their price.

Does Blaze AI have a free plan?

No. There is a 7-day free trial on Starter and Growth with no credit card, after which you pick a paid plan or stop.

Is Blaze AI worth it for a small business?

It is worth it if you will use more than social posts: ads, blog, email and several accounts. If you only need Instagram posts, you pay for channels you do not use; a posts-only tool from $19 a month does that one job.

Can I use Blaze for more than one brand?

Yes, with one workspace per brand, each with its own brand kit. Blaze says to contact support for discounted pricing if you manage five or more brands.

Does Blaze post automatically?

It can. Its trial FAQ says content starts autoposting on day 3 if accounts are connected, and its homepage says you review and approve content before publishing. Connect your accounts only when you are ready for posts to go out.

Before you start a trial

Write down what you will actually use in a month: how many posts, which networks, and whether you want ads, a blog or email. If the answer is only posts on two or three networks, price a posts-only plan first. If it includes ads and a blog, run Blaze's 7-day trial with your accounts disconnected for the first days, and read the first week of content before it posts.