Compare RelayThat and Kittl on pricing, features, platforms, and ratings — both Graphic Design tools, Subscription, billed per user per month vs Freemium…
At a Glance
RelayThat
Kittl
Primary category
Graphic Design
Graphic Design
Rating
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Pricing model
Subscription, billed per user per month
Freemium
Starting price
$15/month
Free (paid plans from $10/month billed annually)
Free plan
Not documented
Yes
Free trial
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Platforms
Web
Web
Team collaboration
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AI features
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Yes
Public API
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Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
RelayThat
Pro — $15 per user, per month
Pro+ Plus — $25 per month (includes 2 users)
Enterprise — Custom Contact for pricing
Kittl
Free — $0 N/A
Pro — $10/month Billed annually ($15/month billed monthly)
Generates dozens of on-brand, correctly sized graphics from a single set of brand inputs
Large built-in stock image library included in paid plans
No design skill required to produce consistent multi-channel creative
Affordable entry price for solo marketers and very small teams
Cons
Rigid SmartLayout templates limit creative control and custom element placement
No undo history, according to multiple independent reviews
Entry-level plans cap out at just one or two users before requiring a custom Enterprise quote
Narrower feature set than general-purpose design tools like Canva or Adobe Express
Kittl
Pros
Vector-native AI output better suited for print and merchandise than raster-only competitors
Large template and mockup library tailored to apparel, packaging and print-on-demand use cases
Well-funded company (~$61.5M raised) investing heavily in AI design features
Commercial licensing bundled directly into paid subscription tiers
Affordable entry-level Pro plan compared to full Adobe Creative Cloud subscriptions
Cons
Free plan is limited to personal, non-commercial use
AI generation credits are capped by plan and can run out with heavy use
Less established brand recognition and template breadth than Canva
Business/team pricing requires contacting sales rather than transparent self-serve rates
Primarily optimized for merch/print use cases rather than general marketing design like social media suites
Use Cases
RelayThat
Multi-channel ad production — Marketing managers use RelayThat to produce dozens of correctly sized display and social ad variations from one brand kit.
Agency client asset production — Agencies manage multiple brand workspaces to quickly generate on-brand creative for different clients.
Consistent social media graphics — Solo creators and small businesses generate consistent, on-brand social posts without hiring a designer.
Kittl
Print-on-Demand Merchandise Design — Sellers create t-shirt, apparel and packaging artwork using vector-native templates and mockups for print production.
Brand Identity Design — Small businesses and freelancers build logos, brand kits and marketing collateral without a dedicated design team.
AI-Assisted Artwork Creation — Designers generate original artwork and text effects with AI tools to speed up creative concepting.