BeHooked vs Cubix: Features, Pricing & Differences

Cubix — An agentic AI video editor: describe the edit and its agent, Tars, transcribes, cuts, reframes, captions and zooms your footage.

Choose Cubix if

Podcasters, founders and new editors who want talking-head footage cut, captioned, reframed and clipped for social by describing what they want.

Choose BeHooked if

Buyers who need to generate new video, images and audio from many models, with apps for ads, translation into 175+ languages and lipsync.

Side by side

What each one does.

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

Capabilities of BeHooked and Cubix, side by side
Capability	BeHooked	Cubix
Generate
Image generation	Yes 45 image models — Nano Banana, GPT Image, Flux, Seedream, Midjourney and more	Not published AI backgrounds for the canvas
Video generation	Yes 38 video models — Veo, Kling, Seedance, Wan, Hailuo, LTX and more	Not published
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	Not published
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	Yes Video and image upscaling to 4K
Auto captions	Yes Dynamic Captions: transcribe, edit the words, pick a style	Yes Auto-transcription with dozens of caption styles
Long video to short clips	Yes Podcast Clipper proposes vertical clips; you approve before render	Yes Intelligent Cuts and a social media clipper
Multi-track timeline editor	No Generation-first — finish in your editor of choice	Not published Text-based editing is published; a multi-track timeline is not described
Audio
Video translation & dubbing	Yes 175+ languages with voice cloning	Not published
Text to speech & voice cloning	Yes ElevenLabs, Minimax, Cartesia and Qwen voices; one-step voice cloning	Not published
Music generation	Yes Minimax Music v2 and ElevenLabs Music, with vocals	Yes Generates original, copyright-free tracks
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	Yes Tars edits from natural-language requests
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	No API access is listed on an Enterprise plan marked coming soon

The differences

Where they part ways.

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

Editing vs generation

Cubix: Cubix edits footage you bring: transcribing, cutting, reframing and captioning it.
BeHooked: BeHooked generates new video, images and audio from 38 video, 45 image and 18 audio models. It has no multi-track timeline; finish a long edit in your editor of choice.

The agent's job

Cubix: Tars applies edits to your video from a plain-language request.
BeHooked: Superagent plans generation steps, picks the apps, runs them in order and asks before it spends credits.

How you pay

Cubix: A Personal subscription at $20 a month on a limited offer, with a 3-day no-card trial.
BeHooked: No free plan. Pay-as-you-go packs start at ₹500 with no subscription, or Pro at ₹2,900 a month for 60,000 credits.

Developer access

Cubix: API access is planned for an Enterprise tier that is not yet available.
BeHooked: BeHooked has an MCP connector for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, plus a CLI.

Credit where due

Where they win.

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

Describe-the-edit workflow for talking-head footage, with text-based editing.
Silence and filler-word removal, auto zoom and smart reframe for each platform.
Paste a YouTube link to start editing, in the browser or a desktop app.
A low entry price and a no-card trial, plus many free utility tools.

Pricing

How each one charges.

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

Cubix

How it charges: Monthly subscription with credits
Free plan: None
Cheapest paid plan: Personal at $20 a month (limited offer; listed at $49 a month)
Worth knowing: A 3-day free trial with 30 credits needs no card. Personal includes unlimited exports. An Enterprise plan with API access is listed as not yet available.

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 Cubix and BeHooked.

Is BeHooked a good Cubix alternative?

Not for cutting your own recordings; Cubix is built for that. BeHooked fits when you need to generate footage, images, voice or music, or translate a video into 175+ languages.

Do both make short clips from long videos?

Yes. Cubix has Intelligent Cuts and a social clipper; BeHooked's Podcast Clipper proposes vertical clips that you approve before render.

Do both add captions?

Yes. Cubix auto-transcribes with dozens of styles; BeHooked's Dynamic Captions transcribes, lets you edit the words and pick a style.

Which is cheaper, Cubix or BeHooked?

Cubix has the lower entry, at $20 a month on its current offer. BeHooked's pay-as-you-go packs start at ₹500 with no subscription, and buy generation across every model.

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 Cubix comes from Cubix's own published pages, read on 25 September 2026. Where they do not publish something, the table says so rather than guessing. Cubix 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.