Adexo AI Ads: What the $297 a Month Buys, and Who Builds the Ads

$3,564 a year for Adexo, before a dollar of ad spend

Adexo sells one plan for $297 a month. That's $3,564 a year before you've paid Facebook or Google for a single click.

On November 9, 2026, Google's first page of US results for "adexo ai ads" showed Adexo's own press release, its Trustpilot page, an article about the company and a TikTok tag page, alongside results about other companies and about AI ads in general. None of the ones we could open works out what the fee comes to over a year, or what it would cost to make one ad a month yourself on a $15 plan. And none of them mentions that adexoads.com, which came up on the same page, belongs to a different company in Lagos.

We didn't test Adexo for this post. What we say about Adexo comes from its own site, terms and September press release, plus its Trustpilot and BBB pages, all read from Spain that same day. The Novoads side comes from our price list and one run from our own library.

We'd call Adexo a managed ad service for local businesses. Going by its own pages, an account manager sets up your Facebook or Google campaigns inside your own ad account, and from there its software tests, targets and follows up on the leads. So what's that management worth to you, and what would the ad itself cost if you made it yourself?

Which Adexo we mean

Adexo Advertising of Minneapolis

This post is about Adexo Advertising, the company at adexoadvertising.com, whose pricing page we read. Its privacy policy names the business as Adexo, LLC, and its press release of September 28, 2026, calls it "a Minneapolis-based AI advertising platform that builds and optimizes Facebook and Google Ads for local and service-based businesses." Its current terms are governed by Minnesota law.

Its about page says the team ran a marketing agency for local service businesses from 2020 to 2022. Then in 2022, the page says, they built Adexo to stop ad spend from going to waste on low-quality leads.

The about and services pages name the customers Adexo is after.

• Home service businesses, such as roofing, HVAC, plumbing, cleaning, landscaping and moving companies.
• Professional services in insurance, mortgage, real estate, accounting and IT.
• Other local businesses and, on the services page, "Agencies Wanting Automation".

Other companies called Adexo

At least five other businesses use the name, and nothing we read on their pages mentions Adexo Advertising. The one that's most likely to trip you up is adexoads.com, because it came up on the same page of search results.

Address or listing	Who it is, by its own page
adexoads.com	ADEXO ADVERTS LTD, an agency in Lagos, Nigeria
adexo.io	An ad-revenue dashboard for publishers
adexo.co	A signage and road-marking firm in Bogotá
adexo.net	A German placeholder page
ADEXO LTD on the App Store	The seller of a gift app, prezz.io

What $297 a month buys, going by Adexo's own pages

Prices as of November 9, 2026, as shown to a visitor from Spain.

One plan on the pricing page

Adexo's pricing page shows a single card under the heading "One Plan, One Price". The plan is called Professional. It carries a "MOST POPULAR" badge and is pitched "For Businesses Wanting AI Facebook/Google Ads" at $297/mo, with "Cancel anytime" above it. The price has a dollar sign but no currency code.

The page doesn't list a setup fee, a yearly option or a trial. Its Start Now button leads to a checkout page we didn't open, so if a setup fee, a tax or a different price shows up only there, we don't know about it.

What the fee covers, by Adexo's account

The pricing card doesn't say what's included. The services page does, under three headings that aren't tied to any plan by name, though Professional is the only plan on sale.

• Under AI Facebook Advertising, it lists "Creates high-converting ads", "Chooses winning creatives", "Automatically tests audiences" and "Filters poor-quality traffic".
• Under AI Google Ads, it lists "Find the most profitable keywords", "Stops wasted ad spend" and "Improves Quality Score".
• Under AI Automation & Lead Management, it lists "Automated follow-ups", "Lead nurturing", "Appointment booking", a "Performance dashboard" and "Real-time analytics".

The September release adds conversion tracking, "so business owners can see which ads are producing leads rather than guessing." And an article by Marc Berman on Programming Insider, dated September 30, 2026, puts the plan at "$297 per month, covering campaign setup, account management, optimization and tracking."

Where Adexo words the price differently

• The demo page says "ADEXO STARTS AS LOW AS $297/mo" and names no other plan.
• An older pricing page, with a 2024 footer and the line "For Businesses Wanting AI FB Ads", shows the same plan at the same price.
• The September release says the plan "is currently listed at $297 per month."
• The current terms say, "We may update pricing at any time, but will notify you before any changes take effect."
• Two one-star Trustpilot reviews from January 2025 mention different amounts. We read only the current pricing page, so we can't say what anyone was charged, then or now.

What Adexo's terms say

Adexo's current terms, dated March 28, 2026, set out these rules for subscribers.

• Billing is monthly, and the subscription "automatically renews unless canceled".
• You cancel by emailing Adexo's support address, and you keep access until the end of the billing period you're in.
• "Payments are non-refundable once a billing cycle has started".
• "Ad spend is separate from your Adexo subscription." Pausing or stopping your ads after you cancel is up to you.
• "We do not guarantee leads, results, or performance outcomes."
• The terms call Adexo "a software platform that helps businesses run and optimize advertising campaigns."
• The terms don't say who owns the ads. Ad content comes up only in the clause where you agree to cover Adexo against claims tied to "your advertising campaigns or ad content".

Two older versions of the terms are still online at Adexo's address. The one dated September 1, 2024, lists month-to-month, annual and three-month periods. It also says the service "is intended only for use by users in the United States, Canada, and Australia." The one dated December 1, 2024, says "a cancellation fee of $100 will apply". The current terms don't have any of those lines, and the pricing page says "Cancel anytime".

Who builds the ads, and what "AI" means on Adexo's pages

What three of its pages say

Adexo's pages give different answers on who makes the ads.

• The home page says, "We use AI to create and launch Facebook & Google ads that are built to perform."
• The reviews page, in its sign-up steps, says, "Your personalized account manager will create and launch your ads!"
• The September release says, "Clients then connect their Facebook or Google ad accounts, and an account manager builds and launches the first campaigns."

The same release says Adexo "combines AI with human account management." We'd take the release as the fullest version, because it names both the person and the software that the other two pages mention one at a time. On that reading, a person sets up the first campaigns and the software runs them from there.

What the AI does, by Adexo's account

After setup, the release says, "the platform's AI handles the ongoing work: testing ad variations, refining audience targeting as conversion data comes in, and monitoring performance around the clock." The home page says the system "monitors performance 24/7 and optimizes in real time".

The ads run in your name. The reviews page tells new buyers to "Connect your ad account to Adexo so ads will be launched under your business and the ai will start optimizing!" The next step reads, "The AI will start optimizing your ad campaigns, through FB or Google, doing the testing and targeting!"

What the pages leave out

The Adexo pages we read don't name an ad format (image, video or text), a length, a resolution or the AI model behind the ads. The closest they come is "Chooses winning creatives". If the format matters to you, ask on the demo call. According to the release, that's where onboarding begins, with "campaign goals and account settings."

Adexo's own numbers

Adexo's home page claims "Over 500+ Active Businesses" and "$20M+ in ad spend managed". Its reviews page says Adexo "consistently allows business to close 50% more jobs." The September release repeats the first two as figures reached since Adexo launched in 2022. They're Adexo's own numbers, and we didn't find an outside check of any of them.

What reviewers say about Adexo

Ratings as of November 9, 2026.

Site	What it shows	Reviews
Trustpilot	TrustScore 4.0, labeled Great	32
BBB customer reviews	4.67 out of 5	36

Trustpilot's 4.0, with 41% of reviews at one star

Trustpilot gives Adexo a TrustScore of 4.0, labeled Great, from 32 reviews. The same page splits those reviews into 59% five-star and 41% one-star, with nothing in between. Both the score and the split are Trustpilot's own, and the page doesn't explain how they fit together.

The page also says Adexo "Hasn't replied to negative reviews" and that "This company hasn't invited customers recently, so reviews may not be representative". It lists the company in the United Kingdom, under categories that include Clothes and Fabric Manufacturer, even though the website it names is adexoadvertising.com and the reviews are about ads.

Most of the five-star reviews it showed us fall into two stretches.

• Ten are dated between June 28 and July 14, 2024.
• Six are dated between March 5 and April 7, 2026, and the last of those is the newest review on the page.

We picked three reviews that speak to the questions in this post.

• Jay G (five stars, March 11, 2026) wrote, "I only have to log in once a week to update the status of my leads."
• Luke Whitworth (one star, July 8, 2024) wrote, "I ended up spending their recommended daily ad spend amount and the leads that came from the ads were horrible."
• Ian Velarde (one star, October 16, 2023) wrote, "I asked for a refund after we discovered their software doesn't work with mine and they refused."

What BBB shows

BBB's profile gives Adexo Advertising an A and says, "This business is NOT BBB Accredited." Its customer reviews average 4.67 stars from 36 reviews. The newest is dated March 5, 2026. The profile shows no complaints filed in the last three years, and BBB opened its file on Adexo on January 15, 2025.

What we couldn't check

TechBullion's piece on Adexo reviews says, "Customer feedback appears on Capterra, GetApp, G2, Trustpilot and the company's Better Business Bureau profile." Capterra, GetApp, Software Advice and G2 wouldn't load for us on November 9, so we couldn't see their ratings, and we've left them out.

When we searched Meta's public Ad Library for the word adexo, with the US selected, it showed us only other advertisers' ads. A word search covers the text of ads rather than Adexo's own Facebook Page, so it can't tell you whether Adexo advertises. We also searched Apple's App Store and Google Play, and neither showed us an app from Adexo Advertising.

Press coverage of Adexo

The articles about Adexo that we found are all from late September and early October 2026. Two are copies of Adexo's own release, and the rest are by outside writers. We quote them by name, and here we're only reporting how each page labels itself.

Piece	Date	How the page labels it
TechBullion, by Sachin Negi	Sep 25, 2026	Filed under Business Reviews
Adexo's release on FinancialContent	Sep 28, 2026	Third-party content, under Press Releases
The same release on Digital Journal	Sep 28, 2026	PRESS RELEASE
Programming Insider, by Marc Berman	Sep 30, 2026	No label we could see
HackerNoon, by Jon Stojan	Oct 5, 2026	Distributed under its Business Blogging Program

What a year of Adexo costs next to making the ad yourself

Prices on both sides as of November 9, 2026.

A year of fees, side by side

At the listed price, twelve months of Adexo come to $3,564. Twelve months of Novoads Starter come to $180. Neither total includes ad spend, which you pay to Meta or Google directly either way.

	Adexo Professional	Novoads Starter
Listed price	$297 a month	$15 a month
Twelve months	$3,564	$180
What the fee pays for	Setup, testing, targeting, follow-ups	200 credits a month to make ads
Who makes the ads	Its account manager and AI	You, in Novoads
Who runs the campaigns	Adexo, in your ad account	You, or whoever you hire
Ad spend	Separate, paid to Meta or Google	Separate, paid to Meta or Google
Billing	Monthly, renews until canceled	Monthly only

The two fees don't pay for the same work. Going by its own pages, Adexo's $297 buys setup by an account manager, then its software's testing, targeting, tracking and follow-ups. With Novoads, you make the ad, and it's up to you to get it in front of people. In dollars, Adexo costs $282 a month more, or $3,384 more over a year. We'd call that difference the price of having someone else set up and run your campaigns.

What one ad a month costs in Novoads

What you make in Novoads	Credits	On Starter, $0.075 a credit	On Plus, $0.049 a credit
One 8-second Seedance 2.5 clip at 720p	56	$4.20	$2.74 (about $3)
One talking-actor ad up to 60 seconds, 720p	200	$15.00	$9.80 (about $10)
Four Nano Banana Pro static ads at 2K	8	60 cents	About 39 cents

A Starter month covers three of those clips, with 32 credits left over. A talking-actor ad uses up a whole Starter month, and it comes back already voiced and lip-synced. Our pricing FAQ says, "All videos generated with Novoads are fully licensed for commercial use." Our post on what an AI video ad costs has the medians from October's renders, and our talking head guide compares the cost of a minute on camera across tools.

The Novoads pricing page with Monthly selected, Starter at $15 for 200 credits a month, taken 2026-11-09

You pay for Novoads from the first month, and every plan is on our pricing page.

Ad spend comes on top of either fee

Adexo's current pages don't state a minimum ad budget. Its old site, at facebookads.io (an address that no longer loads), said "We recommend at least $17 a day and you can spend as much as you'd like" when the Internet Archive saved it on November 28, 2023. At that rate, 30 days of ads come to $510 on top of either fee. That's three-year-old advice, though, so ask Adexo what it recommends now.

Making the ad yourself in Novoads

Four static ads from one prompt

This is a real run from October 20, 2026. Through the Novoads connector, we gave Nano Banana Pro a single prompt asking for static ads of an amber candle jar on a limestone bath ledge. It came back with four finished ads at 2K. Each one is a 4:5 vertical with the headline "Light it. Slow down." and the line "Soy wax · Cotton wick · Hand-poured", printed letter for letter. The set cost 8 credits. That's 60 cents at Starter's rate and about 39 cents at Plus's.

Made in Novoads with Nano Banana Pro · one prompt, four 4:5 statics at 2K of a candle jar on a limestone ledge · 8 credits · rendered 2026-10-20

If you're new to the format, our guide to static ads covers sizes and text limits platform by platform.

What's still up to you

Those four images are just the creative. Nobody picked an audience for them, built a campaign, tested one against another or followed up with a lead who clicked. Going by Adexo's own pages, that's the work its fee covers. With Novoads, you make the ad, upload it to Meta's Ads Manager or Google Ads, and then run the campaign yourself or hand it to whoever runs yours. If you'd rather have an AI agent set up the campaign, our post on Meta's ads MCP server walks you through it.

Who should hire Adexo, and who should make their own ads

We think Adexo is a fair buy for an owner who wants someone else to run the campaigns and can afford the fee on top of the ad budget. If what you're missing is the ads themselves, making them costs a small fraction of that fee.

Adexo is a good fit if

• You run a home service or local business like the ones its pages name, and you'd rather stay out of Ads Manager entirely.
• You want one monthly fee to cover campaign setup, testing, targeting and lead follow-ups.
• You can cover the $297 fee plus your ad budget, and you're fine with no refund once a billing cycle has started.

Making your own ads is a good fit if

• You already run your own campaigns, or pay someone who does, and what you're short on is new creative.
• You want to see every image or clip before it goes out.
• You'd rather put the difference in fees toward your ad budget.

Other tools to compare

If you're still comparing self-serve AI ad makers, we price one ad on each tool in our reviews of AdCreative.ai and Predis AI and in our list of Predis alternatives.

Whichever way you go, set your ad budget first, because neither price includes it.