Compare · vs AutoFox
AutoFox is an AI-plus-human-retouch hybrid for dealership imagery, sold across Europe and globally. It publishes its pricing: four vehicle-banded tiers from €59/month, bought direct from the page. Motuva is pure AI car photography from £49/month — self-serve, monthly, free tier, no card. This page states what each one publishes, and what it doesn't.
Side-by-side
AutoFox publishes pricing on its own site (checked August 2026); the tier figures here are read from that page. Motuva pricing as published.
The pricing model
AutoFox does publish pricing, and this page used to say it didn't. Its own pricing page lists four vehicle-banded tiers — Growth €59/month for 10 vehicles, Hyper Growth €99 for 20, Light Speed €179 for 40, Hyper Speed €249 for 60 — each with a 7-day trial, cancellable monthly, with a discounted yearly price that saves one month. Above 60 vehicles it's an Enterprise plan quoted by their team (checked August 2026).
Motuva is £49/mo Pro (150 images) or £99/mo Ultra (unlimited), both on the pricing page, monthly from signup, no minimum term, cancel anytime.
Both deliver dealership imagery; AutoFox routes part of the work through human retouchers, Motuva produces the result in-app from a phone photo.
Free tier
Motuva: permanent free tier, 20 images/month, full quality, no watermark, email + password, no card / demo — upload your own car, see the result in seconds.
AutoFox: no permanent free tier, but a 7-day trial you can start yourself — the trial buttons on its pricing page go straight to checkout rather than to a demo request. Its site also runs a demo-first path (schedule, live session, then trial) for buyers who want it (as of August 2026).
How it works
Self-serve: sign up, upload (phone / browser), choose your studio, download. No install, IT ticket, or onboarding call.
Web and mobile on every plan, API on Ultra — one account, one allowance. Single dealer or multi-site group, same workflow.
Motuva composites your own photo of the car onto a studio rendered around it — the car's pixels are yours, never regenerated. Most vehicles: clean, photorealistic, listing-ready. Run the same photo twice and the result is the same. Review output where a difficult shot may separate imperfectly. Each processed image counts as one from your allowance. A high standard, not claimed 100%.
The questions dealers weighing the two ask most.