TubeMagic

No. The pricing FAQ says free trials are disabled for now because of spam, and there is no free plan on the pricing page. What it offers is a 30-day money-back guarantee: the FAQ says a full refund is available by emailing support within 30 days of payment, and the terms say refunds are given within 30 days of purchase.

The old landing page at tubemagic.com/free-trial still shows a line about a 7-day free trial at $67 a month, then $47, yet the FAQ on that same page says trials are disabled. Treat the pricing page as current. A test therefore means paying $47 first and asking for the refund inside the window if the tool does not fit, so decide what you will check in week one.

There is one plan, and every tool is unlocked on it. The limits are per tool and per day rather than per project. Standard use runs on Sonnet 4.6 and Gemini Flash, up to 100 uses a day per tool, and the count resets every 24 hours. Premium models such as Claude Opus 5 draw on 500 premium credits a month, shared across all tools and reset monthly.

The page does not say how many credits one script or one title batch costs, and top-ups from the sidebar have no listed price. The features page and the about page still name Claude 4.0 and GPT-4o, so use the pricing page for current model access and check the model list inside the app after subscribing.

The script writer takes a YouTube channel link so it can match tone and structure, optional links to top-performing videos as inspiration, and a target length. The features page maps length to words: 100 words is about 1 minute, 800 about 5, 1,500 about 10 and 3,000 about 20. Drafts can be edited, regenerated or refined by chat.

Article to Script and Video to Script start from existing material. The features page describes the video result as a brand-new original script, but you remain responsible for facts and rights in whatever you feed it, and the terms state that TubeMagic is not responsible for legal problems arising from AI-generated content. Rewrite claims you cannot source, and do not reuse another creator’s work as your own.

Beyond scripts, the toolkit covers planning and publishing. The tools listed on the features page are:

• Ideas: a video idea generator from your channel link, niche explorer, top video finder, ideas manager and channel name generator.
• Research: keyword research with search volume, competition and a Magic Score, all provider estimates.
• Content: thumbnail generator, YouTube-to-transcript, article to script and video to script.
• Upload: title generator (3 titles per request), description generator with timestamps, tag generator and organizer, and Warp Upload.
• Chrome extension for optimizing videos directly on YouTube.

TubeMagic has no free plan, so a channel that only wants to try keyword research and competitor tracking first can look at vidIQ, which offers a Free plan with capped research results.

Monthly is $47. Yearly is shown as $41 a month, billed once at $497. Twelve monthly payments would be $564, so yearly saves $67, about 12%, even though the toggle is labelled Save (20%). The yearly list also includes the Tube AI System Course, which the monthly list does not show. The pages do not say whether the refund window applies the same way to a yearly payment.

Because a trial is not offered, paying monthly first keeps the exposure at $47 while you decide. If you do choose yearly, note the payment date and email support inside 30 days if you want the refund. Confirm the payment processor at checkout, since the pricing FAQ, the privacy policy and the terms name different ones.

The terms are an agreement with Tube Magic LLC, and the footer says it was previously Morise.ai. The about page says Morise began in 2023 as an idea generator and was acquired and renamed in January 2024. The terms carry no date, the footer reads 2025 and no state or address is given, so the pages leave the legal entity thinly documented.

The terms allow commercial use of the service and forbid transferring accounts. The privacy policy says information may be shared with payment providers, is kept while the account is active, and can be deleted on request to support@tubemagic.com. It does not say which AI model providers receive your prompts or channel links, so keep unreleased scripts to what you are comfortable sending.

1. Record the plan, the model used and the date, and note the daily use count before and after.
2. Generate the script, then regenerate once and compare the two drafts.
3. Check every factual claim and number against your notes and mark each as correct, wrong or invented.
4. Run the title, description and tag tools on the same video and compare them with your published versions.
5. Decide within 30 days of payment, and email support for a refund if it fails your accept rule.

Accept a script that covers your three points, contains no invented facts you cannot source and needs edits mainly for style. Reject one that invents claims, ignores the target length or copies phrases from the inspiration videos. No output quality result is reported until the exercise is run.

For general-purpose drafting without a YouTube-specific workflow, compare ChatGPT, Claude and Jasper. To edit a finished recording by its transcript, see Descript.