Outfy Pricing Explained: Every Plan and Limit (2026)

Outfy pricing is genuinely confusing to evaluate from the outside: five tiers, per-plan network allowances, daily post limits, and AI features metered in monthly credits. Here’s the full ladder as listed on Outfy’s official pricing page as of July 2026, what each tier buys, and when a cheaper route makes more sense. (Outfy adjusts plans and runs frequent promotions, so confirm on their live page.)

The Current Outfy Plans

Plan	Monthly	Annual	Headline features
Free	$0	$0	A handful of manual product posts per day, template captions, minimal network access
Starter	$25/mo	$210/yr	1 automated product post/day, template-based captions and hashtags
Pro	$40/mo	$288/yr	Automated classic videos and collages, AI multilingual captions
Ultimate	$70/mo	$420/yr	Enhanced videos (3 shorts + 3 long per day), 400 AI credits/month
Studio AI+	$95/mo	$570/yr	2,500 AI credits/month, widest network allowance, video upload to Shopify

All paid plans come with a 7-day free trial, and Outfy was running an “up to 50% off annual plans” summer promotion at the time of writing — the annual prices above already reflect steep discounts versus paying monthly.

For context on what you’re connecting: Outfy posts to Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, X, TikTok, Threads, and YouTube, and integrates with Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, Magento, eBay, and more.

What Each Tier Is Actually For

Free is a manual-posting tool — product posts with template captions, published by hand. Good for testing Outfy’s post format; not automation.

Starter ($25/mo) is where automation begins — exactly one product post per day, captioned from templates. If your goal is “something goes out daily without me,” this is the minimum viable tier; the limitation is that template captions follow visible patterns.

Pro ($40/mo) unlocks generated formats: classic videos and collages built from your product photos, plus AI multilingual captions. This is the tier where posts stop looking like a template mill.

Ultimate ($70/mo) is the video tier — 3 enhanced shorts plus 3 long videos generated daily, review-based content, and 400 AI credits a month to spend on AI Studio features (UGC-style videos, AI images).

Studio AI+ ($95/mo) raises the AI credit budget to 2,500/month and the network allowance to its maximum. It’s aimed at stores running heavy AI-generated video across many networks at once.

Two structural things to watch when picking a tier: network caps (lower tiers restrict how many social networks you can connect, so the seven-network headline only fully applies up the ladder) and AI credits (AI Studio features draw from a monthly credit pool, so heavy use on Ultimate can hit the 400-credit ceiling).

When Outfy Is Worth It

The math works when you’d actually use the breadth. A store that wants generated video on TikTok and YouTube plus product posts on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest is getting five channels of automated content for $70–95/month — hiring that out would cost multiples more. Etsy sellers in particular like that Outfy plugs straight into their shop; we’ve covered that workflow in our guide to Etsy social media automation.

The math stops working when you’re paying for breadth you don’t use. If you’ll realistically connect Facebook and Instagram, skip video, and just want daily product posts with decent captions, none of the tiers is shaped for you.

Cheaper Alternatives, Depending on What You Need

• LzyPost — $30/mo flat. Paste a product URL; AI writes the caption, pulls the photo, and posts to Facebook and Instagram on schedule. Every caption is AI-written (no template tier, no credits), but it’s Facebook + Instagram only — no TikTok, Pinterest, X, or YouTube. It sits between Outfy’s Starter and Pro on price while removing the tier decision entirely (no free tier, but also no credits or plan ladder). Etsy sellers can see the flow on the Etsy to Facebook scheduler page. Full comparison in our Outfy alternative post.
• Buffer — $6/channel/mo. Cheapest if you write your own content; it generates nothing. The write-it-yourself vs. generate-it split is the whole story of Buffer vs Outfy.
• Outfy Free. Don’t overlook it — if a few manual posts a day genuinely covers you, $0 beats everything above.

The Bottom Line

Outfy’s pricing rewards stores that use its breadth: many networks, generated video, high volume. As of July 2026 that runs $25/month for basic daily automation up to $95/month for the full AI studio. If your realistic setup is products posting daily to Facebook and Instagram with good captions, a flat-priced tool like LzyPost at $30/month covers that exact job with nothing left unused — and with no long-term commitment, trying it costs one month, not a contract.

FAQ

How much does Outfy cost per month?

As of July 2026, Outfy’s paid plans are Starter at $25/month, Pro at $40/month, Ultimate at $70/month, and Studio AI+ at $95/month, plus a limited free plan. Annual billing is much cheaper — $210, $288, $420, and $570 per year respectively — helped by frequent promotional discounts of up to 50%.

Does Outfy have a free plan?

Yes. The free plan allows a small number of manual product posts per day with template-based captions on a minimal network allowance. Automated posting starts on the Starter plan at $25/month, and paid plans carry a 7-day free trial.

What are Outfy AI credits?

AI Studio features (UGC-style videos, AI videos, AI images) consume monthly credits: Ultimate includes 400 credits/month and Studio AI+ includes 2,500/month as of July 2026. When credits run out, you wait for the monthly reset. If you plan to lean on AI-generated video heavily, budget for the credit ceiling, not just the subscription price.

Is Outfy worth it compared to alternatives?

If you need multiple networks (TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube) and generated video content, yes — no cheaper tool bundles that. If you only need Facebook and Instagram product posts, alternatives are simpler: LzyPost is $30/month flat with AI captions on every post, and Buffer is $6/channel/month if you write content yourself.