Quickads Review: Plans From $199 a Month, Limits and Ratings

Reviews that rank for Quickads still quote $99, and its pricing page now says $199

Quickads moved the floor on its pricing page sometime between October 22 and October 28, and the reviews that rank for its name haven't caught up. Two of them still put it at $99 a month. They were last updated on October 8 and October 13, before the change, so each was right on the day it was written.

A visitor from Spain sees "Software from $199/mo" on the page, and the same line offers "$299/mo with AI agents, publishing and the influencer agent". In the copy archived on October 22, that spot said "Pro plans from $99/mo".

Paying $199 isn't the only way in, though. The page sells a "$1 Trial Only For New User", and Quickads' terms set that trial at five days. After that, the plan renews on its own at the then-current rate unless you cancel. The October 22 copy already offered the $1 trial, so the trial isn't what changed.

We haven't used Quickads, and we don't have an account there. Everything here about Quickads is read from its site, its terms and the files its checkout loads, all from Spain on October 30, 2026, plus that archived copy and the public reviews on AppSumo and Trustpilot. For the Novoads side, we used our own price list and a talking-actor ad we rendered on October 9.

What Quickads makes, and the models its rate card names

Quickads sells software you run yourself, plus a managed service where its team makes the ads for you. Its FAQ frames the choice as using the platform yourself or deciding to "discuss a managed scope with our team for image ads, video and creator content." The software handles ad research and ad making, and the higher tiers in its checkout add publishing and AI agents.

Discover and ads made from your website

Discover is Quickads' ad library. Its page lists "32M+ ads across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Google, TikTok and more". Lower sections of that page say 20M+, and so does Quickads' second pricing page, at quickads.ai/pricing-d2c. Quickads' FAQ says "The Discover ad library is free." Its checkout files add a time limit, listing Discover as free for seven days and then $199 a month on Prime.

To make an ad, you start from your website. The video-ads page says "Enter your website address and get 100s of faceless ai ads or AI UGC ads." For still images, Quickads' image page names "Flux and Stable Diffusion" and "over 15 styles", and the FAQ inside its app says its models come "from Google, OpenAI, and Bytedance".

Avatars, voices and languages

One review that ranks for Quickads says the tool has no AI talking avatars. Quickads' own pages mention avatars in three places.

• The video-ads page says "Add AI avatars and voices".
• The UGC page lets you "choose from 20+ Avatar styles".
• The app's checkout lists "100+ AI avatars".

Quickads doesn't say how the counts relate, so we read 20+ as styles and 100+ as avatars.

According to the video-ads page, voices come in "50+ Languages". The pricing page's FAQ says Quickads supports "over 35 languages" and that its AI copywriter can write ads in each one.

Video models, ChatGPT and Claude access, and Remy

For video, Quickads publishes a per-second rate card on its comparison pages, like the one against Higgsfield. Its rows include models from three families.

• Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0 Mini and Seedance 1.5 Pro.
• Veo 3.1 and Veo 3.1 Fast.
• Kling 3.0 (on one row with Kling o3), Kling 3 Turbo and Kling Motion.

Quickads also has an MCP page, which says "You can connect QuickAds to ChatGPT and Claude using the MCP URL above." It leaves credit use open, saying "These details are being finalized for this page." We have our own connector, and our connector page says it works with "Anything that speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP with OAuth" and lists "10 tools, and what each one costs you". Our roundup of AI video MCP servers compares 15 of them for making ads.

Remy is Quickads' influencer agent, and it books a real creator instead of an AI one. Its page says "UGC video, where you own the footage and run it as your own ad, is $129." The same page puts access to the agent on its own at "$299 a month".

Quickads' plans, the $1 trial and the floor that moved in October

Prices as of October 30, 2026, in US dollars, as the page showed them to a visitor from Spain.

What the pricing page sells now

The plan card reads "Software from $199/mo, or $299/mo with AI agents, publishing and the influencer agent". The FAQ on the same page says "Paid plans start at $199 a month for AI ad creation", and Quickads' separate FAQ page says "Software starts at US$199 per month for AI ad creation".

Quickads' pricing pages don't say how much the $199 plan lets you make in a month. Its checkout files do give a monthly allowance to Prime, the $199 tier they list. It comes to 2,600 image credits and 2,750 video credits a month, but no page we read puts a credit figure on a single ad.

On the pricing-d2c page, the $299 plan comes with "Unlimited generation credits". That page also has a table that doesn't show on screen. It gives the plan 150 image downloads and 100 video downloads, so treat both as possibly out of date.

The page advertises "Save 20%" on annual billing but doesn't show an annual price for the software. The checkout files list Prime at $2,149 a year, which works out to about $179 a month.

Managed creative is priced separately.

• Quickads' FAQ page says it "starts at $5,000 a month or 5% of ad spend, whichever is higher".
• Its home page says "Campaign management adds 2% of ad spend."
• The pricing page says managed plans deliver "100+ creatives a month". It puts their turnaround at 5 to 7 days.

The $1 trial and what it renews at

Quickads' terms were last updated on September 28, 2026. They describe "a 5-day trial for $1 (USD)" and say that when it ends, "your subscription renews automatically at the then-current subscription rate unless canceled before the trial ends." By signing up, you let Quickads charge "the full subscription rate after 5 days if you do not cancel".

The app's checkout sums the trial up as "Trial in just $1 • 200 generations • Video and image ads". The off-screen table on the pricing-d2c page allows one image download and one video download during it.

One checkout file in Quickads' app still describes the $1 trial with the words "Renews $99/month". The English pricing page, meanwhile, starts paid plans at $199. We didn't start a checkout, so we can't tell you which amount a new trial renews at, and the terms only say "the then-current subscription rate".

The $99 floor in October and the checkout's own tiers

The pricing page's copy archived on October 22 said "Plans start at $99 per month for the self-serve platform." The floor changed between that version and the one Quickads published on October 28. The Spanish, French and Turkish versions still say 99 USD in their FAQ while their plan cards say $199, and the site doesn't send a visitor from Spain to them automatically.

The checkout files use their own names and prices for the paid tiers.

• Prime is $199 a month or $2,149 a year, and its tagline is "Research, and create".
• Scale is $249 a month and adds "Deploy Ads to Meta and Google".
• Autopilot is $349 a month and adds Quickads' agents, among them "Remy: influencer outreach".

None of the three costs $299, the price the pricing page lists for its tier with agents, so we can't tell you which checkout plan that tier matches.

What one ad costs in Quickads and in Novoads

Prices as of October 30, 2026, in US dollars. Novoads' credit costs come from our price list that day.

One ad in a paid Quickads month

Quickads' pricing pages don't give the $199 plan an allowance, so if you make just one ad in a month, that ad costs you the whole fee. For ads after the first, three of Quickads' price lists give partial answers.

• The pricing-d2c page sells extra credits, among them "Image $29". A 30-second video with a character, voice-over and lip sync is $87 on the same list. That list is collapsed on screen and may be out of date, and it doesn't say whether the AI or a person makes each piece.
• The rate card prices video by the second and quotes each clip at 15 seconds. Seedance 2.0 at 720p comes to $0.95 a clip, and the card doesn't say whether that comes out of your plan or is billed on top.
• Remy's $129 buys a real creator's video. It does the job a talking-actor ad does, but it isn't an AI render, so we only compare it on what it's used for.

The same jobs in Novoads credits

Starter costs $15 a month for 200 credits. Plus costs $49 a month and gives you 1,000 credits. We priced each job at those rates, which work out to 7.5 cents a credit on Starter and 4.9 cents on Plus.

Job	Quickads	Novoads Starter	Novoads Plus
A month before the first ad	$199, the software plan	$15	$49
One image (Nano Banana Pro at 2K in Novoads)	No price inside the plan, $29 as an extra credit	2 credits, $0.15	2 credits, about $0.10
One talking-actor video	$87 as an extra credit, 30 seconds with voice-over and lip sync	200 credits for up to a minute, $15.00	200 credits for up to a minute, $9.80
One 15-second Seedance 2.0 clip at 720p	$0.95 on its rate card, plan already paid	68 credits, $5.10	68 credits, about $3.33

Once you've paid for a plan, Quickads is cheaper per clip on its own numbers. Its rate card puts the 15-second Seedance 2.0 clip at $0.95. The same clip costs $5.10 on our Starter plan or about $3.33 on Plus.

If you only make a few clips a month, the plan fee matters more than the clip price. Quickads asks $199 before you make your first clip. Plus's 1,000 credits cover 14 of those Seedance clips. Starter's 200 cover two. A talking-actor ad and one image together take 202 credits, which is more than a month of Starter gives you and well within Plus.

Our pricing page on 2026-10-30, monthly billing selected, with the credits each plan grants a month.

The talking-actor render behind our price

On October 9, we wrote one protein-bites ad for two different audiences. We rendered both versions as talking actors at 720p through the Novoads MCP connector, four minutes apart. The strip below shows the English version, in which Gaspar, an actor from our library, speaks to a man who eats in his car. That take runs 11.0 seconds and cost 200 credits. It took 1 minute 18 seconds to render and matched its script word for word.

Talking actor at 720p, Gaspar's 11.0-second English take, 200 credits, rendered 2026-10-09 through the Novoads MCP connector.

We wrote about giving each audience its own creative in our post on one asset per persona. For more tools priced per ad, our list of Madgicx alternatives compares six of them on what one ad costs.

Can you run a Quickads ad as a paid ad?

Quickads' terms of use, last updated September 28, 2026, answer this in section 11.3.

What the terms grant

As long as you follow the terms and pay your fees, "you own the outputs created for you, and we assign to you any rights we have in them". The next sentence says "You may use Outputs for any lawful commercial purpose, including paid advertising, and may transfer or sublicense them to your clients." The right to sublicense matters if you're an agency making ads for clients.

What the grant leaves out

The grant doesn't extend to Quickads' own material. The terms say "This does not cover our Content, templates, or third-party materials included in an Output, such as stock media licensed under Section 33 or voices provided under Section 34." Section 33 covers Getty's stock and sets a limit of its own, "Content is for End User Works in digital form only." We read that as limiting any ad that uses Getty media from Quickads to digital placements.

Watermarks, downloads and creator videos

Quickads' pricing page lists "No Watermark on Downloads" in a block that doesn't name a plan. The terms still say "We may add metadata, watermarks or content-provenance signals (such as C2PA Content Credentials) to Outputs." Inside the app, you need a paid plan to download ("Download your Ads with a paid plan."), and the trial allows one image download and one video download.

For a creator video booked through Remy, the FAQ tells you to "confirm permitted platforms, paid-ad use, duration, territories and any restrictions in the agreed licence." We take that to mean the creator's license sets those rights, whatever section 11.3 says.

On our side, the Novoads pricing FAQ answers the same question with "All videos generated with Novoads are fully licensed for commercial use." Novoads makes the ad file, and you upload it to Meta, TikTok or any other ad account yourself.

Quickads' ratings on AppSumo and Trustpilot

Ratings as of October 30, 2026.

AppSumo's lifetime-deal buyers

AppSumo's review page shows a 4.0 average from "76 Verified Buyers". Of those, 46 gave five tacos (AppSumo's stars). Six gave one taco. They bought Quickads as a lifetime deal, and AppSumo now says "This deal is unavailable", so we read their scores as reviews of that deal rather than of any plan you can buy today.

Sorted newest first, AppSumo's two latest reviews are both complaints, and the most recent praise there dates from December 2025.

• On September 14, 2026, a buyer wrote "they have removed one of the most significant features of Quickads: the ability to analyze an entire brand ad portfolio."
• On March 10, 2026, another wrote "Any video creation is met with an API error making any video creation not working."
• A review from December 16, 2025, says "The integration of photoshoots adds significant value to the ad creation process." and praises "Excellent Customer Support".

Trustpilot's score and recent reviews

Trustpilot showed a TrustScore of 2.9 from 11 reviews. Most were one-star (73%), and the rest were five-star (27%).

• On January 5, 2026, a reviewer wrote "After my trial ended, QuickAds tried to charge me $99." The same review says the account was blocked when that charge failed.
• On October 27, 2026, an AppSumo buyer wrote that they can still log in but get "not enough funds" when they make a video.
• On September 2, 2026, another reviewer wrote "I recently used Quickads to create ads for my brand, and honestly, it worked really well for me."

Scores we couldn't see

We couldn't see Quickads' profiles on G2, Capterra, Software Advice or GetApp. Quickads' own product pages show a score of "4.8 out of 5" without saying where it comes from, so we don't count it as a rating.

Who runs Quickads, and how canceling and refunds work

Two company names

• The terms say Quickads is "Registered as Brandbooster Pte Ltd", with an address in Singapore.
• The site's footer names "88 Ventures US, LLC", headquartered in Southlake, Texas.
• Quickads' FAQ says "Quickads and BrandBooster are sister companies and separate brands."

Quickads' home page says it's "Backed by Kae Capital", and the terms add that "All payments are made in U.S. dollars."

Canceling a plan or the trial

The terms say "Cancel anytime via your account settings or by emailing [email protected]".

• A cancellation takes effect within one business day of the request.
• If your billing date falls inside that window, the terms warn that "you may see a final charge".
• If you're on the trial, cancel before the five days are up, or the plan renews at whatever the rate is at that point.

Refunds

Section 8.6 of the terms starts from "all fees and charges are non-refundable" and then leaves room for a refund at Quickads' discretion. If Quickads approves one, the amount is either "a pro-rata calculation of the unused subscription term from the date of your request" or "50% of the total subscription fee paid", "whichever is less".

When Quickads is worth $199 a month, and when Novoads fits better

Where Quickads makes sense

We think Quickads makes sense for brands and agencies that want research, ad making and publishing under one subscription, and that make enough ads every month to get their money's worth from a $199 plan.

• Every tier in its checkout includes the ad library, and the higher tiers add publishing to Meta and Google and a set of agents.
• Remy books a real creator for the cases where an AI face won't do.
• The paid-ads grant and the right to sublicense to clients suit an agency, as long as ads with Getty media in them stay digital.
• If you'd rather hand the work off entirely, the managed service starts at $5,000 a month.

If you'd rather launch Meta ads from Claude yourself, our Facebook Ads MCP guide walks through making 9:16 ads in Claude and launching them on Meta.

Where it doesn't, and where Novoads fits

Quickads is a weak fit if you only need a handful of ads a month, or if you need an ad's price up front. Its pricing pages don't give the $199 plan an allowance. And its $1 trial lasts five days, then renews unless you cancel.

Novoads is for making the ads themselves. In the editor or from Claude through our connector, you make talking actors, product videos and images, each at a set credit price. You pay for Novoads from your first month. Our smallest plan, Starter, is $15 for 200 credits, which covers one talking-actor ad of up to a minute, and every other plan is on our pricing page.

If you're still comparing, we've reviewed AdCreative.ai, Omneky, Predis.ai and Creatify, and our ranking of AI video ad generators puts seven of them side by side.