Crush

Crush is an AI advertising agent that runs Facebook ad campaigns end to end for ecommerce brands, founders and small marketing teams. Onboarding is a five-minute quiz and a two-click Facebook connection. From there it reads the advertiser's pixel data and niche, generates ad copy and visuals, and launches test campaigns across audience combinations. It then moves budget toward winners and pauses losers with no per-action approval, and an anti-burn control halts spending and flags the cause when it detects a broken funnel. The vendor states that ad copy and creatives are generated in any language, which it positions as the product's main fit for sellers outside English-speaking markets, though it publishes no list of supported languages. The vendor is Crush, UAB of Vilnius, Lithuania, company code 307596812. Integration depth is deliberately narrow. Facebook is the only advertising platform Crush connects to, and there is no public API, no Zapier or Make listing and no MCP server. Advertisers running Google, TikTok or retail media alongside Meta will need separate tooling for those channels. Crush does publish a free Facebook ad library at trycrush.ai/ad-library covering 1.7M ads and 104K+ tracked brands, searchable with no signup wall and usable without any paid plan. Pricing is subscription only and quoted in U.S. Dollars, stated in section 5 of the terms of service. Access begins with a one-time charge for a fixed entry window: $19.95 for two weeks, $29.95 for four weeks, or $49.95 for eight weeks. All three paths then renew at $79.95 per month until canceled, which is the standing rate and the figure recorded here. There is no annual plan and no discount for committing to a longer term. Cancellation is self-serve in account settings or by email, and access runs to the end of the paid period. What the entry charge does not buy is a lasting discount. The homepage and the pricing page both show $29.95 with the words per month attached, but $29.95 buys four weeks, after which the rate is $79.95. The 65 percent off badge compares $29.95 against an $85.99 list price for the four-week plan, not against the renewal rate. Crush also recommends a minimum advertising budget of $200 per month, which sits on top of the subscription and is paid to Meta rather than to Crush. Crush is not built for enterprise media teams, agencies needing multi-account governance, or advertisers whose spend is spread across several networks. It is aimed at operators spending their own money who do not want to learn Ads Manager. The vendor's own stated expectation is modest, describing a realistic first month as break even to 2-3x return on ad spend rather than a transformational result. Current state Q3 2026: independent evidence is limited to a single claimed Trustpilot profile carrying 83 reviews, where the vendor replies publicly to complaints including refund disputes. There is no G2, Capterra or Product Hunt profile. No security certifications are published on any surface, and neither the privacy policy nor the terms of service states whether customer data is used to train models.