BeHooked vs Arcade: Features, Pricing & Differences

Arcade — A platform for on-brand product videos, interactive demos and visuals, generated from prompts, screenshots and product docs using your brand kit.

Choose Arcade if

SaaS product marketing teams who want on-brand launch videos and interactive demos, with analytics, CRM integrations and a shared team workspace.

Choose BeHooked if

Teams producing cinematic, UGC or social content who want to pick from many image, video and audio models, plus lipsync, music and upscaling.

Side by side

What each one does.

Every row, for both products — including the ones BeHooked does not have.

Capabilities of BeHooked and Arcade, side by side
Capability	BeHooked	Arcade
Generate
Image generation	Yes 45 image models — Nano Banana, GPT Image, Flux, Seedream, Midjourney and more	Yes AI visuals from prompts and brand context
Video generation	Yes 38 video models — Veo, Kling, Seedance, Wan, Hailuo, LTX and more	Yes Text to video, built from your product context
Choice of third-party models	Yes Pick the model per run; no model is gated by plan	Not published
AI avatars & lipsync	Yes 14 lipsync models plus curated avatars in Ad Studio	Not published
Product-to-ad generation	Yes Ad Studio: paste a product URL, pick from 14 templates and 9 hooks	Partial Product launch and explainer videos from product context; product-URL ad templates are not described
Edit & finish
Prompt & mask image editing	Yes Draw to Edit: mark up the image, leave notes, pick from four edit models	Not published
Image & video upscaling	Yes Images up to 512 MP, video to 4K, on Topaz models	Not published
Auto captions	Yes Dynamic Captions: transcribe, edit the words, pick a style	Not published
Long video to short clips	Yes Podcast Clipper proposes vertical clips; you approve before render	Not published
Multi-track timeline editor	No Generation-first — finish in your editor of choice	Not published Scene-by-scene editing in plain language
Audio
Video translation & dubbing	Yes 175+ languages with voice cloning	Partial AI translations on Growth and up; languages and dubbing are not detailed
Text to speech & voice cloning	Yes ElevenLabs, Minimax, Cartesia and Qwen voices; one-step voice cloning	Partial AI voiceovers on every plan; voice cloning is not described
Music generation	Yes Minimax Music v2 and ElevenLabs Music, with vocals	Not published
Sound effects	Yes ElevenLabs and Beatoven sound effects, loopable	Not published
Workflow
Conversational agent that runs jobs	Yes Superagent plans the steps and asks before it spends	Partial Agents and AI co-creation by scene; scope not detailed
Node-based workflow canvas	Yes Nodeflow: typed nodes, credit estimate before you run	Not published
API, MCP or CLI access	Yes MCP connector, CLI and Skills	Yes Arcade MCP on every plan; API on Enterprise

The differences

Where they part ways.

The choices Arcade and BeHooked made differently, and what each one means for your work.

What you make

Arcade: Arcade is built for product storytelling: launch teasers, explainers, onboarding videos and interactive demos.
BeHooked: BeHooked is a general generation workspace with apps for ads, short films, lipsync, music and sound effects.

Where the models come from

Arcade: Arcade generates from your brand and product context and does not publish which models it uses.
BeHooked: BeHooked lets you choose from 38 video, 45 image and 18 audio models per run, from Google, OpenAI, ByteDance, Kling and others.

How you pay

Arcade: A free plan, then $50 per seat a month (or $42.50 billed annually) with 800 AI credits.
BeHooked: Credits rather than seats; every model and feature on every plan. No free plan; pay-as-you-go packs from ₹500.

Developer access

Arcade: Arcade MCP comes on every plan, with the API reserved for Enterprise.
BeHooked: BeHooked offers an MCP connector for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, plus a CLI.

Credit where due

Where they win.

What Arcade does well. If these matter most to you, it may be the better pick.

Learns your brand kit and product context, so output stays on-brand without a designer.
Interactive demos as well as videos, with branching, hotspots and forms.
Integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, Segment and analytics tools.
A free plan and team workspaces, used by 30,000+ companies by its own count.

Pricing

How each one charges.

Quoted as each product publishes it. The units differ, so we have not converted one into the other.

Arcade

How it charges: Per-seat subscription with AI credits
Free plan: Free plan: 1 published demo, 1 published video and 200 AI credits a month, without video export
Cheapest paid plan: Growth at $50 per seat a month, or $42.50 per seat a month billed annually
Worth knowing: Growth includes 800 AI credits a month, MP4 and GIF export and AI translations. API access is on the custom-priced Enterprise plan.

BeHooked

How it charges: Monthly credits, every model on every plan
Free plan: None
Cheapest paid plan: Pro at ₹2,900 a month for 60,000 credits
Worth knowing: Pay-as-you-go packs at 15 credits per ₹1, no subscription needed. Failed runs are refunded.

Prices as published on 25 September 2026. They change — check each pricing page before you buy.

FAQs

Questions, answered.

What people ask when they are choosing between Arcade and BeHooked.

Is BeHooked a good Arcade alternative?

Not for interactive product demos, which BeHooked does not make. For generated video, images and audio from a choice of models, BeHooked covers more ground.

Does BeHooked have a free plan like Arcade?

No. Arcade has a free plan with one published video and 200 AI credits a month; BeHooked has no free plan and sells pay-as-you-go packs from ₹500.

Can both translate videos?

Yes. Arcade includes AI translations from its Growth plan; BeHooked translates video into 175+ languages with voice cloning.

What can I actually do with what I generate, including commercial use?

You own the outputs you generate, to the extent they can be owned, and you may use them commercially. We claim no licence over them beyond what is needed to store them in your library and deliver them to you. Note that the legal status of machine-generated output is unsettled in some jurisdictions — we can grant everything we hold, but not rights that nobody holds.

Sources

How we compared.

Everything on this page about Arcade comes from Arcade's own published pages, read on 25 September 2026. Where they do not publish something, the table says so rather than guessing. Arcade is a trademark of its owner; this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.