Quickads Pricing and What Quickads Costs From Software to Managed Ads
Quickads costs $99 a month for All-Access, with managed plans at $199, $1,999 and $2,999. Every 2026 plan, the add-on price list and what reviews get wrong.
By the AdBot team
October 2026 · 7 min read
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Quickads costs $99 a month for All-Access, its self-serve AI ad creative plan, with a $1 trial for new users and a $0 Discover plan for browsing its ad library. Managed plans are priced separately: $199 a month for a virtual creative strategist, $1,999 a month for 20 finished creatives, and $2,999 a month for creative plus campaign management on up to $20,000 of ad budget. Enterprise is custom.
Those figures come from the plan pages on quickads.ai, checked on October 7, 2026. They are worth setting out in one place because the Quickads site quotes different starting prices on different pages, and review sites still list a $9 plan, a $63 yearly plan and $59 lifetime deals that are no longer sold. If what you need is someone to run the ads once the creative exists, skip to the section on managed pricing, or see how a flat-fee AI buyer compares on our AdCreative.ai alternative page.

How much does QuickAds cost?
Quickads has seven published price points across software and services. The software plans are self-serve. Everything from the strategist plan up starts with a sales conversation, even though a monthly price is listed.
| Plan | Price per month | What you get | Who does the work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discover | $0 | Ad library search, 1 brand kit, 1 user, 10 credits earned by linking a Meta account | You |
| Trial | $1 | New users only. 1 brand kit, 1 user, 1 video download, 20 minutes of AI video and voice | You |
| All-Access | $99 | 5 brand kits, 2 users, 100 video downloads, 60 minutes of AI video and voice, AI avatars, pre-testing score, scheduling agents | You |
| Virtual Creative Strategist | $199 | 20 new ad ideas a week, competitor and trend research, a weekly one-to-one strategy call, weekly creative report | Their strategist plans, your team produces |
| Creatives-as-a-Service | $1,999 | 20 finished creatives a month in any format, creative lead and production team, unlimited refinements, shared Slack channel | Their team produces, you run the ads |
| Performance Marketing | $2,999 | 20 creatives a month plus campaign management, with up to $20,000 of ad budget included in scope | Their team produces and buys media |
| AI Transformation Suite | Custom | Full platform integration, multi-brand portfolio management, workflow automation | Scoped per contract |
The pricing pages show a toggle that advertises 20% off for annual billing. On All-Access that would work out to roughly $79 a month, or about $950 for the year, against $1,188 paid monthly. Confirm the exact annual total at checkout, because the page shows the monthly figure by default.
What does the $99 All-Access plan include, and what costs extra?
All-Access is the plan most people mean when they search for Quickads pricing. For $99 a month you get the ad inspiration library, AI image ads, AI video ads with avatars, virtual product and fashion photoshoots, a performance and brand compliance score before you publish, and agents that schedule and analyze creative. It allows five saved brand kits and two users.
The limits to check are on video: 100 video downloads and 60 minutes of AI video and voice generation a month. The plan card also shows generation credits in a way that is hard to read (it lists both "Unlimited" and 150), so test how fast credits run down during the $1 trial before you commit. If you run out, the add-on list prices extra credits at $29.
That add-on list is the part most pricing summaries skip. It appears under the managed plans and prices individual deliverables:
| Add-on | Listed price |
|---|---|
| Extra credits | $29 |
| Carousel | $58 |
| GIF | $58 |
| 30-second video ad, mashover, no AI character | $58 |
| 30-second video ad with character, voiceover and lip sync | $87 |
| 60-second video ad with character, voiceover and lip sync | $116 |
| 2-minute YouTube video | $174 |
| 10-minute YouTube explainer or sales video | $348 |
| Editing raw footage into a 30-second video | $58 |
Those numbers give you a useful benchmark. Twenty creatives for $1,999 is about $100 per finished asset, which sits between the $58 and $116 the add-on list charges for single videos. If you only need a handful of videos a month, All-Access plus a few add-ons can cost far less than the production retainer.
How much does Quickads charge to manage ads?
This is where the Quickads site disagrees with itself, so read carefully. The plan page lists Performance Marketing at $2,999 a month: 20 creatives plus campaign management, with up to $20,000 of ad budget in scope. The Google Ads and Meta Ads service pages say something different: managed engagements start from $5,000 a month and are scoped in a proposal, and software-only plans start from $299 a month. The main pricing page, meanwhile, says Pro plans start from $99 and labels the done-for-you tier "Let's talk".
| Page on quickads.ai | Software starts at | Managed ads start at |
|---|---|---|
| Main pricing page | $99 a month | Not stated, book a demo |
| Plan page for consumer brands | $99 a month | $2,999 a month, up to $20,000 ad budget |
| Google Ads and Meta Ads service pages | $299 a month | $5,000 a month |
The likely explanation is that the pages were written at different times for different buyers, and that the real number depends on channels and volume. Managed plans cover Meta, Google, Amazon and TikTok with a dedicated strategist and campaign manager. Treat $2,999 as the floor for a small account on one or two channels and expect a proposal closer to $5,000 once Amazon, YouTube or a larger budget is involved. Ask which figure applies to you, and what happens to the fee if your ad budget passes $20,000, before the first call ends.
For comparison, typical US agency retainers for paid media run from about $1,500 to $5,000 a month for small accounts, as laid out in our media buying agency pricing guide. Quickads lands inside that range, with the difference that 20 creatives a month are part of the fee.
Why Quickads prices on review sites do not match
Search results for Quickads pricing are mostly videos and review pages, and the prices in them span three business models the company has moved through. When we checked in October 2026, pages ranking for the term quoted $9 a month, a $63 yearly starter plan, lifetime deals from $59 to $499, $99 for All-Access, and $2,999 for the managed service. Only the last two match the current plan pages.
The lifetime deals were real. Quickads sold them through deal marketplaces in earlier years, and its own blog still has a post about them. They are not on the current pricing pages. If you hold one, your terms are whatever that deal stated. If you are buying now, ignore any review that mentions a lifetime price or a plan under $99, and check the date on the page.
Is Quickads worth it for a small business?
It depends on which half of the job you are missing. Paid ads need two things every week: fresh creative, and someone deciding where the budget goes. Quickads at $99 solves the first for a team that already has the second. If a marketer on your side is running Meta or Google daily and the bottleneck is producing enough images and video to test, $99 a month is good value against a freelance designer.
If nobody is running the account, the software plan does not fix that. You would be paying $99 for creative that sits in a folder, or stepping up to $2,999 or more for the managed tier. That jump, with nothing published in between, is the gap worth noticing. A business spending $3,000 to $10,000 a month on ads usually cannot justify a $3,000 management fee on top.
That middle is where an AI media buyer fits. AdBot builds Google Search, Performance Max and Shopping campaigns from your website, runs Meta alongside them, writes ad copy and creative variants for testing, and adjusts bids and budgets daily inside a hard spend cap. It costs $297 a month for one network or $697 for Google and Meta, and annual billing halves each plan. It does not produce UGC video or product photoshoots the way Quickads does, so brands that live on video creative often pair a creative source with a buyer. If you would rather keep production in-house, you can generate UGC-style video ads from a product page and let the buyer handle where they run.
Quickads compared with AdCreative.ai and AdBot on price
These three are often shortlisted together, though they do different jobs. Here is what each costs at the entry level and when ad management is included.
| Quickads | AdCreative.ai | AdBot | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price, monthly billing | $99 (All-Access) | $39 (Starter, 10 credits) | $297 (one network) |
| What the entry plan does | AI image and video ads, photoshoots, ad library | AI ad images and copy, 1 brand | Builds and runs Google or Meta campaigns daily |
| Trial | $1 trial for new users | 7-day free trial | No free trial, cancel anytime |
| Runs the campaigns for you | Only on managed plans, $2,999 to $5,000 and up | No | Yes, on every plan |
| Google and Meta together | Managed plans only | Not applicable | $697 a month |
| Fee tied to ad spend | Managed scope capped at $20,000 ad budget on the listed plan | No | No, flat by plan |
AdCreative.ai figures are from our AdCreative.ai pricing breakdown, checked in September 2026. AdBot figures are our published plans and prices.
Which Quickads plan should you pick?
- You have a media buyer and need more creative to test. Take the $1 trial, then All-Access at $99. Watch the video minutes.
- Your team can produce but keeps running out of ideas. The $199 strategist plan is the cheapest way to get a weekly call and a research feed.
- You want creative produced for you and already have someone buying media. Creatives-as-a-Service at $1,999 for 20 assets, or All-Access plus add-ons if you need fewer than ten.
- You want creative and media buying from one team and spend over $10,000 a month. Ask for a Performance Marketing proposal and get the $2,999 versus $5,000 question answered in writing.
- You spend under $10,000 a month and nobody runs the account. A managed retainer will eat too much of the budget. Compare a flat-fee buyer instead, starting with our AI ad creative generator and Facebook ads management tool pages.
Quickads pricing questions
Does Quickads have a free plan?
Yes. The Discover plan is $0 and covers searching the ad library with one brand kit and one user. It includes 10 credits that you earn by linking a Meta account, so it is for research, not production.
Is there a Quickads free trial?
Quickads offers a $1 trial for new users instead of a free trial. It includes one brand kit, one user, one video download and 20 minutes of AI video and voice generation.
Does Quickads still sell a lifetime deal?
Not on its current pricing pages. Lifetime deals from $59 to $499 were sold in earlier years through deal marketplaces. Today the self-serve plan is $99 a month.
Does Quickads manage Google Ads and Meta ads?
Yes, as a managed service. Its Performance Marketing plan is listed at $2,999 a month and its service pages say managed engagements start from $5,000 a month. Channels listed are Meta, Google, Amazon and TikTok.
What is cheaper than Quickads managed ads?
For running campaigns, software that does the media buying costs less than a managed retainer. AdBot runs Google or Meta for $297 a month and both for $697, with no creative production team included.
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