AdCreative.ai Pricing: Every Tier And Every Hidden Cost, Explained.

Monthly list price is $39 for Starter with 10 download credits, 1 brand and 1 user; $249 for Professional with 50 credits, 10 brands and 10 users; and $999 for Ultimate with 100 credits, 25 brands and 20 users. Quarterly billing takes those to $29, $185 and $749 a month at 25% off. Yearly prepay takes them to $20, $125 and $500 a month at 50% off, billed twelve months upfront. Enterprise is custom and unpriced. Each card also hides extra credit bundles, including a $339 Professional tier.

No. Their /pricing URL returns Page Not Found, and the Pricing link in their top navigation points at a hash rather than a page. The prices exist only as an anchored section on the homepage. That is why the numbers circulating on third-party sites disagree with each other so wildly, with figures as varied as $29 to $59 to $339 in publication at the same time, and it is why we transcribed them straight off the live section instead of citing anybody else.

It is real and it is theirs: the Professional 75-credit bundle at $339 a month, which sits one click inside the Professional card rather than on the default view. Many reviewers describe it as a tier that does not appear in the advertised pricing, which is understandable but not quite right. The reason it is the recurring complaint figure rather than $39 is that their own help centre says the trial grants "the exact same access as our Pro plan", so a trial that converts lands on a Professional tier.

Yes. Their refund policy states that credits expire at the end of each billing cycle and do not roll over, and that refunds are not available for unused or expired credits. Credits are consumed on download rather than on generation, so a quiet month is money spent on capacity you cannot carry forward. Video is a separate case: a five-star G2 reviewer reports it is charged per use rather than per download, meaning a generation you would never ship still costs you.

Conditionally. Their refund policy gives a 7-day window on monthly plans and 30 days on annual, but makes it contingent on "You subscribed but did not use the service at all", and excludes deactivated accounts and any request for unused or expired credits. Approved refunds are described as taking around two to three weeks. Note their help-centre article advertises a "100% refund policy" without stating the no-usage condition, so the two official pages promise different things.

For cheap static volume with someone in-house directing it, and if ten downloads a month is enough, yes. For a team whose constraint is throughput, the arithmetic works against you: the plans that fit real testing volume cost $4.98 to $9.99 per download at list, which is more per asset than the entry plan, and the output usually needs finishing. G2's own review counters cite repetitive layouts and generic copy across 25 reviews and limited customisation across three separate tags. If throughput is the constraint, the AdCreative.ai alternative comparison scores both against nine buyer requirements.

Between $39 and $999 a month on a credit-metered generator like AdCreative.ai, or $20 to $500 a month if you prepay a year. What that buys is 10 to 100 downloads, so the figure that matters is the per-asset one: $3.90 to $9.99 at monthly list, and $2.00 to $5.00 on annual prepay. Enterprise is unpriced. On a managed model the monthly figure depends on how many finished ads you actually need, which is why we quote per finished creative instead of per seat.

On a credit-metered tool, the honest answer is one to two credits, which is $3.90 to $9.99 at AdCreative.ai's monthly list prices depending on your tier, and a reviewer reports that video bills per attempt rather than per download, so failed generations count too. What that price does not cover is scripting, hooks, editing or a second cut. On a managed model you are quoted per finished video, revisions included, and the number falls as your monthly volume rises. Traditional production sits an order of magnitude above both.

Per creative, and never against your media budget. There are no download credits, nothing expires at the end of a billing cycle, and revisions are part of the work rather than a metered event. 1200+ finished assets a week is the normal cadence, with a media strategist on the account deciding what gets made next. There is a free tier to start and no annual prepay, so you can see a real batch before committing to anything.