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Creatopy: cost, fit and limits

Creatopy is an ad design and automation platform that lets marketing teams generate, edit, animate, resize and publish display, social and video ads with built-in AI, brand kits and a library of more than 5,000 templates.

What to know first

Creatopy is sold as four tiers: Create Pro at $29 a month billed annually, Amplify Ultra at $79, Collaborate Team at $49 per seat and a usage-based Scale Enterprise. The pricing page says AI generation comes with every plan and has no credits, which is unusual here. Ultra adds ad serving through 25-plus networks and publishing to Meta and Google Ads. A 7-day trial needs no card. Its privacy policy page returned a 404 when opened, so data terms are unconfirmed.

Creatopy at a glance

MakerNot stated on the vendor pages, Not stated on the vendor pages
Free planFree trial only
Entry price$29 per month billed annually at $348 for Create Pro
API accessYes
CategoryBest AI Ad Creative Software in 2026, rank 2 of 11
Websitecreatopy.com

Who Creatopy is best for

In-house design teams

Canvas, 5,000-plus templates and PSD and Figma import suit designers who want AI to speed up resizing and variants without leaving a familiar editor.

Agencies running display campaigns

Ultra and Team include ad serving through 25-plus networks and automated A/B testing, so one account can create, deliver and test banners for several clients.

Enterprise advertisers

Scale Enterprise lists feeds with real-time data, an API, a white-label editor, CM360 and DV360 and SSO with SAML and SCIM, priced by usage.

Creatopy plans and pricing

PlanPriceWhat it includes
Create Pro$29 per month, billed annually at $348Full Ad Studio and Canvas, 5,000-plus templates, AI for normal use, 5 brand kits, 250 GB of storage and 1 workspace.
Amplify Ultra$79 per month, billed annually at $948Everything in Pro plus expanded AI and export, ad serving through 25-plus networks, publishing to Meta and Google Ads, AI Translate and automated A/B testing.
Collaborate Team$49 per seat per month, billed annually at $5882 to 10 seats with roles, real-time co-editing, shared brand systems, a team font library and ad serving through 25-plus networks.
Scale EnterpriseTalk to sales, usage-basedFeeds and real-time data, API, white-label editor, CM360 and DV360, DAM integrations, SSO, SAML and SCIM, a dedicated account manager.

Checked November 2026.

What Creatopy does

Ad Studio with Canvas
The editor holds templates, layers and Magic Animator, and every plan includes it, so even the entry tier is a working design tool and not only a generator.
Generative media
Image, video, copy, resize and background generation are included on each plan, and the pricing page names Sora 2 and Veo 3.1 for generative video.
PSD and Figma import
Designers can bring layered files in from Photoshop or Figma, which keeps existing brand artwork usable as a starting point for AI variants and resized versions.
Predictive scoring
Generated designs get a predictive score before launch, which gives a reviewer a quick first ranking of drafts and a reason to drop the weakest ones early.
Direct publishing
Ultra publishes straight to Meta and Google Ads and serves ads through 25-plus networks, and Enterprise adds CM360 and DV360 for teams with larger display programs.

How Creatopy handles your data

The homepage lists GDPR compliant, CCPA ready and ISO 27001 compliant. The privacy policy URL returned a 404 when we opened it, so statements on AI training, retention and hosting region were not verified from a primary page, and the vendor's policy was not checked for this. Because the pricing page says AI is included without credits, ask whether outside video models such as the ones it names receive your uploaded brand files, and request the policy text in writing.

Where Creatopy falls short in practice

  • Pro is a single seat. Create Pro covers one seat and one workspace with 250 GB of storage. Teams that need roles or co-editing must move to Team at $49 per seat, which starts at two seats.
  • No policy page to read. The privacy page returned a 404, so there is no primary source for training, retention or location terms. Buyers in regulated sectors should ask for a data processing agreement.
  • Unpublished AI fair-use rules. With no credits shown, the pricing page gives no cap on AI usage. Heavy video generation may meet an unstated fair-use rule, which is worth asking about before a team plan.
  • Enterprise is usage-based. Scale Enterprise has no published price and is quoted by usage, so large advertisers cannot compare it to the flat tiers or plan a yearly budget.

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Creatopy: common questions

Does Creatopy charge for AI credits?

No credits are shown. The pricing page states AI generation is included with every plan, and the entry price is $29 a month billed annually. No usage cap is printed, so ask the vendor whether fair-use limits apply to video generation before you rely on it at volume.

Which Creatopy plan publishes ads to Meta and Google?

Amplify Ultra at $79 a month billed annually lists publishing to Meta and Google Ads and ad serving through 25-plus networks. Create Pro does not. Team at $49 per seat also lists ad serving, but check the plan cards for publishing before buying.

Can I import Photoshop or Figma files into Creatopy?

Yes. The homepage says PSD and Figma files can be imported, so existing layered artwork can become an editable template. The 5,000-plus template library covers the rest. Test one complex file in the 7-day trial, since layer handling varies by design.

Is there a free trial for Creatopy?

Yes, a 7-day trial that needs no card, per the pricing page. There is no permanent free plan. A short window suits a single brief, so prepare brand kit assets and one real campaign brief before you start the clock.

What does Creatopy Enterprise add?

Scale Enterprise adds feeds and real-time data, an API, a white-label editor, CM360 and DV360 integration, DAM integrations, SSO, SAML and SCIM, a dedicated account manager and contractual capacity. It is usage-based and quoted, so no price is published on the pricing page.

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