Pricing Guide
VidMob sits at the enterprise end of creative intelligence — platform, integrations, and a services arm that acts on the findings. No public rate card, and the quote reflects all three. Here's what shapes it, and how to decide whether you're buying insight, execution, or both.
The platform analyzes in-flight creative against performance data across the major ad platforms, so contracts are typically shaped by the spend and channels being analyzed, seats, and integration depth — plus the services layer if creative production or optimization work is in scope. That last part matters on the quote: you're potentially buying an agency relationship alongside software, which is also what separates it from pure-software rivals. The enterprise comparison: VidMob vs CreativeX.
Is the quote platform-only, or platform-plus-services — and what does each cost separately? What's the minimum spend level where the insights meaningfully outperform the ad platforms' native breakdowns? Which integrations are included versus custom work? Who on your side owns acting on the findings — and if the answer is "their services team," what does that run at your volume? The honest one: how much of the value is analysis you could approximate with disciplined naming and native reporting until your scale justifies the contract?
Global brands with serious spend across many markets and platforms, where creative-element insights compound across a large library and a services team turning findings into new cuts closes the loop. At that scale the contract competes with agency fees, not software subscriptions — and often favorably. The comparison set for that tier: VidMob alternatives.
If your actual pain is losers entering the account at all, the fix is upstream of any analytics contract: screen each cut before launch. About $2.45 per test ($1.60 at Agency volume), minutes per result, benchmarked against 76 public top performers, up to 8 free credits, no ad-account connection — it scores the creative itself, filmed, designed, or AI-generated. Head-to-head: PreTestAds vs VidMob.
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VidMob doesn't publish prices. It sells enterprise contracts quoted through sales, typically shaped by ad spend under analysis, platform integrations, seats, and whether you add its creative services arm. Expect enterprise-software economics with a services component, not self-serve SaaS.
VidMob analyzes creative that's running — scoring creative elements against in-flight performance data, at enterprise scale, with people who act on the findings. Pre-testing scores creative before it spends. One reads the account; the other ranks the batch that hasn't launched. Many enterprise teams need the first; every team shipping ads benefits from the second.
For the pre-spend half, yes: PreTestAds publishes everything — $49/month for 20 analyses (about $2.45 per test), packs from $45, $399/month for 250 at volume, up to 8 free credits with no card, results in minutes with no ad-account connection required.