A Yorby alternative that posts the video, not just the script.
Yorby writes short-form scripts and watches accounts for you. The engine casts one AI creator with a locked face, films a silent hook, cuts to your real demo, attaches a trending sound and posts from your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts, every day, at a pace each account can carry.
What is Yorby?
Yorby (yorby.ai) calls itself a creator toolkit. Its site leads with two tools: a script writer that remixes any TikTok, Instagram or YouTube video into a short-form script for your niche, and Account Spy, which watches accounts you choose and alerts you when one of their videos takes off. It is priced at $40 a month for 2,000 credits, or $400 a year. An AI UGC generator that turns avatar images and a product demo into videos with generated voiceover is sold through a lifetime deal on AppSumo.
If what you want is better scripts for videos you will film and post yourself, or a feed of what is working for accounts you admire, Yorby is built for that and this page will not argue.
How do the two jobs differ?
Yorby ends where the engine starts. A script is an input; a posted video on your own account is the output. The engine casts one AI creator with a locked face, films a silent hook, cuts to your real demo, attaches a trending track at post time, and posts from your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts every day, at a cadence each account's age can carry.
There is no voiceover because a synthetic voice is the first thing a viewer catches. There is no script to read because the hook is one line of text and the product does the talking. Twenty hook lines are written from your own page, and the ones that beat the account's median get used more.
How does the pricing compare?
Yorby is cheaper. $40 a month, or a one-time deal, buys scripts and tracking that you turn into posts with your own time. The engine starts at $166 a month billed yearly, or $199 monthly, and includes generation, three creators, nine accounts, ninety posts, warm-up and ramp, trending sound on every post and the hook feedback loop. Nothing runs before a plan is active; if no post goes out in the first fourteen days, the payment comes back.
- Choose Yorby if you film and post yourself and want remixed scripts and competitor alerts for the price of a lunch a week.
- Choose the engine if you want finished silent creator videos posted from your own accounts without filming, editing or scheduling.
How do the two compare, side by side?
Yorby facts were read from yorby.ai and its AppSumo listing on 2 October 2026 and are theirs to change. No claim about results is made for either product.
| What | The engine | Yorby |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A posting engine: creator videos made, scheduled and published from your accounts | A creator toolkit: an AI script writer and an account tracker, with an AI UGC generator sold separately |
| What you give it | A URL, document or a few sentences, plus a ten-second screen recording | A niche and a viral video to remix; for UGC, avatar images and a product demo |
| Output | A sixteen-second silent video: hook, cut, demo, trending sound | Short-form scripts; UGC videos in hook and demo or text-on-screen formats with generated voiceover |
| The creator | One AI creator per account with a locked face; a face-recognition gate rejects drift | Avatars from images you upload |
| Voice | None by design | Generated voiceover |
| Music | A trending track attached by TikTok or Instagram at post time | Not described on its site |
| Posting | Posts from your TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts in each account's own window | No native posting or scheduling described; you publish the output yourself |
| New accounts | Two quiet days, three probe posts, then a ramp that climbs only when reach proves it | Not a feature |
| Learning | Hook lines scored on views per account; winners get used more, five losses retire a line | Account Spy alerts you when a tracked account's video takes off; scripts remix viral formats |
| Pricing model | Flat plans with generation included: $166, $416 and $1,249 a month billed yearly, or $199, $499 and $1,499 monthly | Creator plan at $40 a month for 2,000 credits, $400 a year; lifetime deals on AppSumo from $69 |
| Free | None. Nothing runs before a plan is active; fourteen days money back if no post went out | Not described on its site |
What does a plan buy?
Generation is included. Posting, warm-up, ramp and the feedback loop are the plan. Yearly or monthly, cancel any time.
Launch
One product, one founder.
$166a month
$1,990 a year, two months free. Or $199 month to month.
- 3 creators
- 9 accounts
- 90 posts a month
- Warm-up and ramp on every account
- Trending sound on every post
Scale
A funded startup.
$416a month
$4,990 a year, two months free. Or $499 month to month.
- 2 products
- 10 creators, 30 accounts
- 600 posts a month
- Clone any viral hook
- Priority generation
Studio
An agency or a portfolio.
$1,249a month
$14,990 a year, two months free. Or $1,499 month to month.
- 5 products
- 30 creators, 100 accounts
- 3,000 posts a month
- Onboarding call and a shared channel
- White-label reports
Yearly is the default and takes two months off; monthly is there too. Nothing runs before a plan is active: the brief, the creator and every video are made on the plan. Fourteen days money back if nothing posted (terms apply).
Yorby alternative questions.
Does Yorby post videos to TikTok, Instagram or YouTube for you?
No, as far as its site shows. Neither yorby.ai nor its AppSumo listing describes native posting or scheduling as of 2 October 2026; you publish the output yourself. The engine posts from your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts, in each account's own window, with a different hook line each day.
Is this cheaper than Yorby?
No. Yorby's Creator plan is $40 a month for 2,000 credits and its lifetime deals start at $69. The engine starts at $166 a month billed yearly, or $199 monthly, with generation and posting included. There is no free tier; the first payment is refunded if no post went out in fourteen days (terms apply).
Can I use my own face or avatar images?
Not on the engine. It casts one AI creator for your audience from a few casting choices and locks the face from then on; you keep it or ask for another, and you never upload a face. Yorby's UGC generator works the other way round, from avatar images you upload.
Does the engine write scripts like Yorby?
No. It writes twenty one-line hooks from your own page, not spoken scripts, and scores them on views per account. The videos are silent: the hook is on-screen text, then a hard cut to your real demo with its own sound. Yorby's script writer remixes viral videos into scripts you film yourself.
Does the engine track competitor accounts?
No. It learns from your own posts: every post reports views back, lines that beat the account's median get used more, and five losses retire a line. Yorby's Account Spy watches accounts you choose and alerts you when one of their videos takes off, which is a different job.
Can I use both?
Yes. Nothing in the engine conflicts with reading Yorby's scripts or alerts; the engine just does not need them to post. If an alert shows a format taking off, the Scale plan lets you clone any viral hook into your product's own set, and the engine posts it from your accounts.