The Brief
The Brief generates, adapts, and publishes multi‑format ads from prompts and brand assets, provides an editor and asset libraries, and directly publishes creatives to ad networks while reporting capacity and seat allocations per plan.
Documented public plans include: Pro at $29/month billed annually ($348), Ultra at $79/month billed annually ($948), Team at $49/seat/month billed annually ($588/seat), and a custom Enterprise tier with usage-based billing options.Is The Brief right for you?
Good for
- Marketing teams that need end‑to‑end ad production and direct publishing to ad networks from a single workspace.
- Direct publishing and ad serving across many ad networks reduces steps to run creatives live.
- Brand-trained AI plus editable outputs lets teams generate on-brand creatives that remain editable in the editor.
Keep in mind
- Non-enterprise plans use a 7-day trial window; ongoing usage allowances and overage behavior are not fully itemized in the public pages.
- Enterprise billing is described as custom and usage-based, so exact enterprise pricing and overage terms are not published.
- Buyers who require transparent enterprise per‑impression overage pricing without a sales conversation — confirm enterprise capacity and overage terms with the vendor.
Pricing and plan limits
The site lists annual-billed prices for Pro, Ultra and Team and describes Enterprise as "Monthly, quarterly or annual · usage-based Talk to sales", so the Enterprise cost structure requires a sales conversation. The site also documents a 7-day free trial for non-Enterprise plans.
More about capabilities and limits
Documented strengths
Direct publishing and ad serving across many ad networks reduces steps to run creatives live.
Brand-trained AI plus editable outputs lets teams generate on-brand creatives that remain editable in the editor.
Included AI image, video, copy and resize tools are bundled into plans rather than sold as metered credits.
Limitations to consider
Non-enterprise plans use a 7-day trial window; ongoing usage allowances and overage behavior are not fully itemized in the public pages.
Enterprise billing is described as custom and usage-based, so exact enterprise pricing and overage terms are not published.
Choosing a plan
Create and publish a trial campaign to check brand‑training results, review included ad serving capacity, and validate Enterprise billing/overage terms with sales.
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