PromptWise for ad video

What PromptWise makes for ads

PromptWise (promptwise.com, run by ZeroTen Media Inc) resells other companies’ AI models on one credit balance (homepage). The prompt tool at promptwise.ai and the PromptWise browser extension are separate products.

PromptWise’s carousel names Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1 and Seedance 2.0 for video, and every plan card adds “Seedance 2.5 FULL ACCESS”.

PromptWise says UGC Factory makes “ready-to-use UGC ads with realistic AI creators”, and Flows chains models on a canvas. Plans run 2, 4, 6 or 8 image jobs at once, and as many video jobs. The FAQ offers an MCP connection to Claude or Cursor, and the sitemap lists no API documentation.

Model profiles: Kling AI for ads, Google Veo 3 for ads, Seedance and Nano Banana. Compare it with other tools: AI video generators for ads and AI UGC generators.

What PromptWise costs per Kling 3.0 clip

PromptWise sells four plans in credits and states each one only as Nano Banana Pro images and Kling 3.0 videos (pricing section). Every card works out at 7.5 to 7.6 credits a Kling 3.0 video: 275 for 36 on Starter, 3,800 for 506 on Max. Bigger plans cost less per clip only because their credits cost less.

The same sum on Plus and Pro comes to $0.37 and $0.33 a clip if every credit is used (pricing section, read 2 October 2026). No card states a clip’s length or resolution.

The pricing block offers 50 free credits with a free trial: about six Kling 3.0 videos at the cards’ rate, if every credit is used. It does not say whether the 7-day trial also carries the plan’s credits.

Billing starts at the plan price when the 7-day trial ends. Plans renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before renewal (terms 7.2). Fees are non-refundable outside consumer law or plan-specific terms (7.4).

Every PromptWise plan sits in the price tracker.

Who owns PromptWise clips

PromptWise’s FAQ says “You own everything you generate, all content comes with a full commercial AI license” (read 2 October 2026). The terms grant less: 4.2 assigns “all right, title, and interest, if any, that we may have” in outputs.

Section 4.5 says third-party model outputs “may be subject to additional terms imposed by the third-party model provider”, commercial-use limitations included. Section 12.3 passes such restrictions “through to you”.

Section 4.5 also says PromptWise identifies the model and provider behind such terms “in the Service interface or our Sub-Processors and Model Providers list”. The Privacy Policy (5.1) says that list “is published at [TBD]”, and the sitemap of 2 October 2026 has no such page.

For Kling clips, Kling’s own terms (4.6) require Kling’s “written permission” for commercial use without a membership. Its advertising FAQ says the opposite (Kling AI for ads). PromptWise’s documents do not say whether its subscribers count as Kling members.

Section 6.2 bars outputs “featuring real people, brands, or entities” without “all necessary rights and consents”, and the Acceptable Use Policy bars falsely associating a real person with a product they have not endorsed. Face and voice features are “not available to residents of the State of Illinois or the State of Texas” (11.2).

You may not remove a watermark or C2PA data (4.6). Where law requires it, or an output depicts or resembles a real person, you must say it is AI-generated when you publish it (4.7). The Trust and Safety Policy (28 September 2026) says PromptWise “does not currently apply or guarantee content credentials such as C2PA on outputs itself”.

In the AI commercial use matrix, paid ads read Allowed with conditions on all plans. Platform labels and consent: AI disclosure in advertising and are AI UGC ads legal?

What PromptWise’s IP cover leaves out

PromptWise’s IP indemnity (terms section 8) applies to paid plans named Business, Pro or Enterprise (8.1). The plan cards read Starter, Plus, Pro and Max, so Pro is the only card it names.

Section 8.3(a) also excludes “Your modification of the Output, or your combination of the Output with content, services, or tools not provided by us”. Read literally, a clip you trim, or finish with your own logo or music in another editor, falls under it.

The indemnity covers claims under “US copyright, US trademark, or US right of publicity” (8.2), notified to PromptWise in writing within 10 days (8.4).

The cap is the greater of $25,000 or twice the fees paid in the 12 months before the claim (8.5). On Pro at $79 a month, twice a year’s fees come to $1,896, so the floor sets the cap (terms).

Are there independent PromptWise reviews?

None on the main review sites. Searches on 1 and 2 October 2026 found no PromptWise (promptwise.com) profile on Trustpilot, G2, Capterra, Product Hunt or the app stores. Web searches found no Reddit thread naming promptwise.com.

The one YouTube video titled as a review, Good Guru Reviews’ Is PromptWise Worth It?, is a 21-second advert with no findings.

PromptWise’s homepage links AI Video Bootcamp, a paid Skool community that the AI Insider Edge review places under PromptWise’s parent company, ZeroTen Media Inc. Its posts sit behind a login; what its classroom teaches covers the 11 phases and the lessons filmed inside PromptWise. The AI Insider Edge review says “I haven’t subscribed to PromptWise myself yet”, so it is not a user report.

PromptWise pros and cons

What are the alternatives to PromptWise?

Higgsfield, Krea and OpenArt also put several makers’ video models on one credit balance. Krea states Seedance clips per plan.

Krea’s Basic plan, which krea.ai shows to some visitors, lists $9 a month for 20 Seedance 2.0 videos, length unstated. That is $0.45 a clip if every credit is used (Krea pricing, checked 2 October 2026).

OpenArt Plus at $34 a month comes to $1.13 a Seedance 2.0 video if every credit is used (OpenArt pricing, checked 2 October 2026). That figure uses the 400 credits a Seedance 2.0 video set in the site text file the pricing page loads. The Plus card itself says up to about 150 videos and names no model. OpenArt’s terms (4.1) allow commercial use from Plus up.

Higgsfield resells Kling, Veo and Seedance beside its own Soul models. Each clip’s credit cost shows on the Generate button before you confirm (credits article, Higgsfield AI for ads).

Buying from the maker is the other route. Kling AI members can use output commercially (paid terms 3.1.2), and non-members need Kling’s written permission (terms 4.6). Kling’s terms 3.1(d) also require written consent to use its services “to advertise”. They do not say whether membership lifts that (Kling AI for ads).

Arcads resells Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1 and Seedance 2.0 beside its AI actors, priced in credits per generation (credits article, Arcads for UGC ads).

• All-in-one suites

  Higgsfield

  Multi-model studio with Seedance, Kling, Veo and its own Soul models, plus ad and UGC tools and an agent.

  Price unverified

• All-in-one suites

  Krea

  Model hub with 40+ video models (Veo, Kling, Seedance, Wan, Hailuo), real-time image generation and node workflows.

  From $9 a month · checked 2 Oct 2026

• All-in-one suites

  OpenArt

  Creator studio bundling Seedance, MiniMax H3, Nano Banana and other models with reusable characters and elements.

  From $14 a month · checked 2 Oct 2026