Blaze AI Pricing 2026

Blaze AI does not offer a permanent free plan. It provides a 7-day free trial with full access to all features and 200 credits. After the trial ends, you must subscribe to the Starter plan ($59/month billed annually, or $79/month) or the Growth plan ($112/month billed annually, or $149/month).

Blaze AI offers managed services where their team handles content on your behalf. Options include Organic content ($899/month), Paid Ads ($899/month), Website & Landing Pages ($899/month), AI SDR ($899/month), and Reputation Management ($899/month). Lighter add-ons include Video Editing ($400/month), Ad Creative Pack ($400/month), and UGC Pack ($700/month). Done-For-You plans do not have annual billing discounts.

The 7-day trial includes 200 credits, but the platform controls how those credits are allocated based on a campaign structure it sets for you. Multiple users report being unable to redirect credits toward video, stories, or other content types they actually needed, which limits the ability to properly test the platform before purchasing.

Several users report that cancellation is not reliably processed through support requests alone. Billing and scheduled posts have continued after users received written confirmation of cancellation. Users recommend manually locating and unchecking content scheduling settings within the platform rather than relying solely on a support cancellation request.

User reports are mixed. Satisfied users describe automated posting as working well, particularly for managing multiple platforms from one place. However, numerous negative reviews describe auto-scheduled posts failing, reverting to draft status, or stopping entirely — sometimes for weeks — with no timeline from support on resolution.

Yes. Annual billing saves approximately 25% versus monthly on self-serve plans: the Starter plan is $59/month (annual) vs $79/month (monthly), and the Growth plan is $112/month (annual) vs $149/month (monthly). Done-For-You plans ($400–$899/month) do not appear to have annual billing options.

The Starter plan costs $79/month (or $59/month billed annually) and is designed for individual users and small teams. The Growth plan costs $149/month (or $112/month annually) and is suited for businesses needing greater content capacity. Both plans include AI content generation and multi-platform automated posting.

Reliability has been a significant complaint in user reviews. Common issues include posts failing to publish and being converted to draft status, features disappearing after updates, and inability to create certain content types such as reels and stories. Some users report issues persisting for weeks or months despite multiple support interactions. Support response times have also been widely criticized as slow.

There is no publicly documented refund policy. Refund outcomes reported by users vary significantly — some received partial refunds (approximately one-third of total paid) after extended platform failures, while others received no refund despite documented technical issues. Users who paid for subscriptions that were never activated have reported filing credit card chargebacks as a last resort.

The Starter plan is the least expensive self-serve option at $79/month, or $59/month when billed annually. For managed services, Done-For-You plans start at $400/month for Video Editing or Ad Creative Pack, and $899/month for Organic content management, Paid Ads, Website & Landing Pages, AI SDR, or Reputation Management.

The 7-day trial includes 200 credits, but Blaze AI controls the campaign structure and allocates credits across content types. Users report being unable to redirect credits toward their preferred content types — for example, requesting more videos or stories and fewer blog posts. This means the trial may not fully reflect how the platform would serve your specific content needs.

Yes — each content regeneration consumes additional credits. When generated content is off-brand, inaccurate, or unusable, regenerating it uses credits from your allocation, which can increase the effective cost well beyond the base subscription price.

Based on user reviews, results are inconsistent. Some users praise the time savings for routine scheduling. However, multiple reviewers — including users testing for premium e-commerce brands — report that AI-generated blog posts, newsletters, and video content are often generic, repetitive, and require substantial editing or full rewrites before they are suitable for publishing.