Crush

Crush is an AI media buyer for Meta ads from Crush, UAB of Vilnius, Lithuania. It creates ad images, video and copy for a store, including new versions of proven ads picked from its ad library, launches the campaigns in the advertiser's own Meta ad account, moves budget to winning ads and turns off losing ones. An Autopilot mode runs the testing hands-off, and anti-burn protection watches for a broken funnel. Crush says ads can be written in any language and budgets run in any currency, and the app is available in 11 languages.

Paid advertising runs on Meta only, across Facebook and Instagram. Crush also publishes daily organic posts to the advertiser's own TikTok, Instagram and Facebook accounts and uploads approved Shorts to a connected YouTube channel. It tracks competitors through Meta's public Ad Library and runs a free Crush Ad Library, rebuilt nightly, that indexes millions of Facebook and Instagram ads with how long each one ran and how often it was relaunched.

Pricing is in USD and self-serve. Access starts with a one-time entry plan, $19.95 for two weeks with 40 credits, $29.95 for four weeks with 60 credits or $49.95 for eight weeks with 100 credits, and every plan then renews at $79.95 a month with 120 credits each month. An image ad uses 2 credits and a video ad 20, so 120 credits make 60 image ads or 6 video ads, while connecting, launching and budget changes use none, and extra credit packs can be bought. Autopilot adds 5% of the ad spend it manages. Crush recommends a minimum ad budget of $200 a month, paid to Meta.

The first plan payment carries a 14-day money-back guarantee, requested by email, while Autopilot fees, credit packs and other one-time purchases are not covered. Cancellation is self-serve in account settings, with access running to the end of the billing period. The homepage shows $29.95 with per-month wording, but that price buys the four-week entry plan, and the strike-through list prices on the plan cards compare against the entry plans rather than the $79.95 renewal.

Crush suits store owners, founders and small teams spending their own money on Meta ads who want ad creation, launching and budget moves handled for them on a self-serve subscription. Advertisers that want display, retargeting and social campaigns across several networks on pay-as-you-go pricing should consider AdRoll, and enterprise teams running creative production and media across many channels should consider Smartly.

Current state Q4 2026: Crush's terms, updated October 16, 2026, set out a 14-day money-back guarantee on the first plan payment, and plans now include monthly credits for ad creation, with a separate 5% fee for Autopilot. Trustpilot shows 4.0 from 81 reviews on a claimed profile where Crush has replied to every negative review, and there is no G2 profile. Crush publishes no security certifications, and its privacy policy addresses AI training only for YouTube data, which it says is not used to train AI models.