AI is just not doing it yet for my creatives, this is something that I don't think automation will touch for a while - although if someone can actually figure this out and create a good product, I would throw money at them. For the time being I use Butter, which is basically like Canva if it were actually geared toward creating ads and not google slides. They have a ton of templates for static and video, so it's pretty quick to use. More on reddit.com

This review is spot on! I had almost the exact same experience with the pricing. Started with the $39 plan thinking it would be enough to test, but 10 downloads lasted me exactly 4 days. The jump to $249/month felt insane for what you get. Your point about $6.13 per usable creative really puts it in perspective. I can get better creatives from a Fiverr designer for $25 each and they actually look professional. Ended up cancelling after 2 months. The AI generated stuff just looked too generic for my brand. More on reddit.com

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I've been seeing ads on it too and it looks pretty cool. I prefer to make my own designs though when I run ads for my clients. It lets me personalize it a bit more according to the target audience and niche. More on reddit.com