SUPA

Free and Premium charges and credits

The pricing page lists the Free plan at 0 ₽ per month and Premium at 415 ₽ per month. A year of payment for any plan receives a 40% discount, according to the same page.

The vendor lists bank cards, popular payment systems, and bank transfer from a legal entity or individual entrepreneur as payment routes. Its terms allow additional features to be charged through one-time payments or subscriptions, depending on the plan.

Subscriptions are charged automatically to the card at each billing period’s end, according to the pricing page. The vendor says a subscription is disabled if the system fails to charge the card three times. Users may cancel subscriptions at any time.

The terms allow cancellation of additional features with a proportional refund for unused time, less actual expenses, within 10 calendar days of notice.

Additional AI-credit packages require an active Premium subscription, according to the terms. The pricing page lists a package of 500 credits for 1000 rubles. Purchased credits expire one year after purchase; unused credits are canceled without refund.

Templates, assets, and creative formats

SUPA’s templates can be customized with text, photographs, and a logo, according to its homepage. The vendor lists social posts and Stories, marketplace infographics and Rich-content, plus business and print materials among supported creations.

Its format list also includes videos, collages, mockups, resumes, certificates, and photo slideshows. For price lists, the features page describes ready-made templates and libraries of photos, videos, icons, illustrations, font pairings, buttons, and lists.

The vendor states that library content is licensed and available for commercial projects. Separately, its terms say users may use generated content commercially, subject to compliance with Russian law. These statements address library content and generated content respectively; check which applies to each asset in a planned design.

Browser editing, history, and export

A text prompt can produce an editable layout with layers, text, and photos in place, according to SUPA. The vendor says browser-based AI tools generate and edit content, add voiceover or animation, and place results in the user’s layout.

The editor can automatically reposition canvas elements when a creative’s size changes, according to the price-list feature page. They can also upload images, videos, fonts, GIFs, and Lottie animations from a computer. The editor records changes so users can revert to an earlier version.

Price lists can be downloaded as PDF or PNG, according to the feature page. Presentation templates contain slides that users can add together or individually; charts accept data entered through an Excel-style table.

Presentations can be animated automatically, with animation adjusted for individual objects. Users can share presentations with colleagues, including people without SUPA registration, and revert to earlier versions through edit history. They can export presentations as PDF or display them in full-screen mode. SUPA says it works in a browser and requires no computer installation.

Registration, lessons, and support questions

Price lists and presentations require SUPA registration and email confirmation, according to their respective feature pages. Before registering, clarify which account and access arrangements suit the intended team workflow; the support page provides an editor help resource.

SUPA’s support materials cover topics from creating a first layout through animation settings and export. The page also offers twelve short video lessons, from registration to a finished design, plus step-by-step lessons on posts, stories, animation, and brand work.

Ask support which terms apply to the intended use, including the distinction between library assets and generated content. The terms identify the video-creation service as an offer between SUPA and any person using it. Technical support is available by email, according to the terms and support page.

Useful provisions within stated terms

SUPA’s pages describe these provisions, each subject to the stated plan or use conditions.

• The Free plan provides downloads in different formats for price-list work.
• Price lists and presentations can be shared with colleagues who are not registered with SUPA.
• Edit histories for price lists and presentations let users return to an earlier version.
• SUPA states that charitable organizations receive free access after confirming their status.
• The vendor says generated content may be used commercially, subject to Russian law.

Logo, caps, and account conditions

SUPA’s terms and pricing page state the following limits and account conditions.

• The Free plan places a SUPA logo on work created for introductory, noncommercial use.
• Some templates and library elements are unavailable on the Free plan, including for price lists and presentations.
• SUPA’s pricing page limits Free-plan video duration to 40 seconds and resolution to 480p.
• The terms say generated video files are stored for 24 hours and may be deleted afterward.
• One account cannot be accessed simultaneously from multiple devices or browsers.
• Content created directly in Creative Studio may be published for other users to download and use freely.

The remaining details to clarify are listed under What we could not confirm.

Price lists, presentations, and team work

SUPA’s price-list and presentation editors suit workflows built around those formats. The vendor describes price lists for social media publication and printing, and presentations made from templates.

For price lists, users can upload fonts and share them with team members; presentations can be shared with colleagues who are not registered with SUPA. The Premium plan includes 5 additional users, according to the pricing page.

The vendor also describes an AI tool for generating slide text or a presentation from a prompt. Before choosing a workflow, clarify how the additional-user provision applies to the intended team and which sharing terms cover each creative.

Compare creative editors by usage terms

When comparing creative editors, match supported output formats to the work you produce, then check asset licensing, export options, plan restrictions, and support scope. In general, the terms matter as much as the editing tools: clarify which conditions apply to each asset and use case.

Questions about SUPA’s plan conditions

What does Free access include?

Free access includes AI credits each month and allows price-list and presentation creation. The vendor’s feature pages also state that the Free tier permits PDF downloads and presentation mode. Some templates and library elements are excluded, so check whether the assets needed for a specific project are included.

When do additional AI credits expire?

Additional AI credits expire one year after purchase, and unused credits are canceled without refund, according to SUPA’s terms. The terms also restrict purchasing these packages to users with an active Premium subscription. Check those conditions against the timing and planned use of any purchased credits.

Which presentation export routes does SUPA list?

SUPA’s presentation page lists PDF export and full-screen presentation mode. For price lists, the vendor lists PDF and PNG downloads. These are the named routes in the respective feature pages; clarify any other required output before building a workflow around it.

What must happen before creating a price list?

Creating a price list requires registration with SUPA and email confirmation, according to its feature page. The presentation feature page specifies the same prerequisite for creating a presentation. Factor account confirmation into the workflow before relying on either editor for planned work.

Can one account stay open on multiple devices?

SUPA’s terms prohibit simultaneous access to one account from multiple devices or browsers. Teams should clarify how that condition applies to their intended account arrangements before sharing access. The pricing page separately describes Premium as including additional users.

How long are generated video files stored?

SUPA’s terms say generated video files are stored for 24 hours and may be deleted after that period. This describes generated video files specifically; ask support about retention for other work files if that affects the planned workflow.

Readiness depends on the stated limits

Fits if the logo, available templates, video conditions, and account rules suit the planned work.

Probably not if the required workflow depends on excluded Free-plan assets or simultaneous access to one account.

Main risk… is choosing a plan before clarifying credit expiry and file retention needs. Ask support about those conditions and the intended team workflow before registering.

Sources

Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.

• supa.ru/priceschecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ru/termschecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ru/features/pricelistchecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ru/features/presentationchecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ruchecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ru/featureschecked 2026-10-31
• supa.ru/supportchecked 2026-10-31

How this page was prepared

Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-31; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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