D-ID Ai is a human-like conversation AI tool. D-ID has been on the leading edge of TUI/GUI/NUI evolution of interfaces which is humanizing interfaces at a very fast pace. The company offers a variety of solutions for businesses and enterprise creators. Including “D-ID Agents” which allows you to create lifeline face-to-face digital interactions within platforms. This tool is excellent for creating and bringing your digital avatars to life. It’s ideal for faceless videos and YouTube automation.
Pro’s:
Here’s what we like about D-ID:
- Geared for the enterprise: A significant part of the platform is geared toward customer service and sales. Making it ideal for those who are trying to get more on the “cutting edge” for their growth functions within businesses.
- Cutting-edge technology: In terms of “NUI” innovations, D-ID is certainly on the leading side of this. Many of their human interactions are quite realistic.
Con’s:
Here’s what we don’t like about D-ID:
- Platform went through a significant shift: The platform has been changing more toward the enterprise and has changed recently. There’s still a good waitlist for much of what they offer. You won’t have access to it right away.
Pricing:
- Very complicated pricing. They offer API and Studio pricing.
- API pricing ranges from $18 per month to $198 per month (varies based on minutes of video use)
- Studio pricing ranges from $5.90 per month to $196 per month (again based on the number of video minutes that you use).
Questions and answers:
Here is a breakdown of common questions about D-ID and answers from our review team.
| Common question | Answer |
| Is “Studio D-ID” free? | It’s free to try but it doesn’t really offer very much. |
| Does “D-ID” support multiple languages? | Yes, it supports around 147 languages. |
D-ID alternatives
Our favorite picks for alternatives include:
- Synthesia — more designed toward the common creator rather than the enterprise.
2.Heygen — similar features and far less pricey with an option in the $29 per month range for 15 credits (they roll-up credits into 30-second video increments).
