Deepsolv vs AdCreative.ai: Billing and Credit Cost

AdCreative.ai's Trustpilot page shows 56% five-star and 32% one-star reviews out of 4,637 as of November 2026, with little in between. That split is the shape of the product's reputation. Buyers who get fast ad variations are pleased. Buyers who are charged when they did not expect it are not.

We publish this page, and Deepsolv is one of the two products compared, so read our recommendation with that in mind. Every fact about AdCreative.ai below comes from its own pages or from the review platforms themselves, and the arithmetic is shown so you can redo it. We have kept every claim to what can be checked on public pages.

Most reviews of this tool stop at a star rating. This one follows the money instead: what a credit really costs, why a trial can cost you the refund, and where an ad generator ends and a testing decision begins. A checklist to run before you enter a card sits in the middle.

• If you run Meta ads for a consumer brand or agency and the hard part is deciding which creative to test next, choose Deepsolv. AdCreative.ai fits when the hard part is producing ad variations quickly.
• AdCreative.ai refunds apply only if you have not used the service at all, within 7 days on monthly plans or 30 days on annual plans. A trial you actually use probably ends your refund option.
• On the prices AdCreative.ai lists as of November 2026, a credit costs $1.95 on Starter, $0.83 on Professional and $3.33 on Ultimate when every credit is used. Credits you do not use raise that cost.
• A creative score predicts before launch; a test measures after. Whatever tool makes your ads, fix one variable and one attribution window (the number of days after a click or view that a purchase still counts for the ad) per test.

Trustpilot reviews of AdCreative.ai show a generator that works for many users and a billing experience that goes wrong for others. As of November 2026, Trustpilot rates it 3.5 out of 5. The five-star and one-star shares together make 88%; the remaining 12% is the four-, three- and two-star shares (7% + 3% + 2%).

Recent one-star reviews cluster around billing:

• "charged me for an annual subscription without my authorisation" (Trustpilot, Oct 29, 2026)
• "They promised free trial...Charge subscription fee automatically...I am out $300" (Trustpilot, Oct 21, 2026)
• "requesting for refund since 25 April...still haven't receive" (Trustpilot, Jul 1, 2026)

Praise on the same page centers on support: "Very quick response from customer service, extremely courteous and helpful" (Trustpilot, Oct 27, 2026). The company's replies on Trustpilot say reminder emails precede charges but can land in spam folders.

Product Hunt shows the same pattern at 3.9 out of 5 from 53 reviews:

• "I cancelled same day I registered...they charged my card $339 anyway."
• "The AI doesn't just generate assets, it understands your brand tone."
• "Some outputs feel a bit generic...repetitive if you generate batches."

Probably not. AdCreative.ai's refund policy considers a refund only if you subscribed but did not use the service at all, and you ask within 7 days on a monthly plan or 30 days on an annual plan. Its homepage offers a 7-day free trial with creative credits to spend. We read the policy as ending refund eligibility once you spend them on a monthly plan.

The policy also excludes:

• a request outside the windows;
• a deactivated or deleted account;
• unused or expired credits.

Credits expire at the end of each billing cycle and do not roll over. To ask, email contact@AdCreative.ai with your account email, name, invoice and reason. The policy says refunds are "usually processed around 2-3 weeks after approval."

Run these six checks before entering a card:

1. Is the offer on the page you will pay from recorded? Pass: you saved a screenshot showing plan, price, credits, brands and billing period. Fail: any of the five is missing.
2. Is cancellation scheduled? Pass: a reminder on day 5 of the 7-day trial, and cancellation completed with a confirmation email saved before day 7. Fail: no written confirmation.
3. Did the first charge match your choice? Pass: no charge at signup, or a charge equal to the plan you picked. Fail: anything else. Email contact@AdCreative.ai the same day with the invoice, before you use the product.
4. Did you search your spam folder? Pass: you looked for reminder emails before the trial ended. Fail: you did not.
5. Can you dispute a charge? Pass: the card issuer's dispute steps are open on your screen before signup. Fail: you do not know the route.
6. Is any refund approval in writing? Pass: a saved email, plus a follow-up dated three weeks after approval. Fail: the approval was by chat only.

On the monthly prices on AdCreative.ai's homepage as of November 2026, one credit costs $1.95 on Starter, $0.83 on Professional and $3.33 on Ultimate. That is our arithmetic: monthly price divided by monthly credits.

Price per credit = monthly price divided by monthly credits, from the AdCreative.ai homepage as of November 2026.

Enterprise pricing is custom. Ultimate adds brands (25) rather than credits, so it suits agencies. Credits and limits change, so confirm them on the live pricing page before you divide.

The figure that matters is price per credit you actually use, because unused credits expire. Our model: Professional at 60 credits used is $249 ÷ 60 = $4.15 per used credit. Starter with all 20 used is $1.95. Add your own launch ratio (credits spent per creative you actually launch), such as 3, and Starter becomes $5.85 per launched creative ($1.95 × 3). That ratio is an assumption, so track yours during the trial.

We recommend Deepsolv for a consumer brand, performance team or agency that runs Meta ads and needs to decide which creative to test next. The two products do different jobs, as the comparison table shows. See Deepsolv pricing.

When should you choose Deepsolv?

Choose Deepsolv when your constraint is deciding, not making. Five reasons, each tied to what we supply:

1. Your output is already covered. We deliver ranked weekly creative test plans, so your designers, user-generated content (UGC) creators or tools spend time on the tests most worth making. See how to analyze Facebook ads and choose your next test.
2. You advertise on Meta. Our platform is built for Meta advertising teams, so every plan and brief is for Meta ads.
3. You want decisions drawn from your own evidence. We combine your ad-performance data, competitor activity, customer signals and past ad learnings. The ranked plan draws on those four inputs, so each suggested test traces back to evidence from your account, your competitors and your customers.
4. You hand work to others. We produce execution-ready creative briefs. The ad creative brief template shows the one-test structure we use.
5. You want to talk to the builders first. We sell through a personalized demo with our founding team.

Can AdCreative.ai and Deepsolv work together?

Yes. A generator can make the ads once Deepsolv's ranked plan and briefs say which tests to run.

AdCreative.ai decides how many variations you can produce. We decide which creative test comes next. Those are different bottlenecks, and a team that picks the wrong tool pays for the wrong one.

Here is how we do it. Each week we combine your ad-performance data, competitor activity, customer signals and past ad learnings into a ranked list of creative tests, then turn the top ones into execution-ready briefs. A designer, a UGC creator or a generator can make the ad from the brief.

On scoring: AdCreative.ai's homepage claims its Creative Scoring AI predicts ad performance with "over 90% accuracy." That is the vendor's own figure, and a score is a prediction made before launch. Our recommendation is to use any score as a filter and let a live test decide. Fix one variable per test (hook, offer or format), keep budget and audience the same, set the pass line in advance, and use one attribution window. Meta ads attribution window explains how to fix it.

Book a personalized demo with our founding team. We walk through how we track competitor ads, how customer comments and reviews reveal objections, how past ad performance feeds the plan, and how insights become ranked test ideas and briefs. See Deepsolv pricing.