For a performance media buyer, an AI ad creative tool is only useful if it produces volume that survives contact with a live campaign. That means batch output per round rather than one image per prompt, files sized for the platforms you already buy, and a way to get results back onto the creative that produced them.
What does a buying team actually need from a creative tool?
Four things, in this order:
- Throughput. Creative demand scales with the number of markets and offers you run, not with headcount. One variant per prompt does not move that.
- Platform-ready output. A square PNG is not a deliverable. Each channel has its own ratios, file naming and packaging expectations.
- Attribution back to the asset. If you cannot tell which creative produced which numbers, you cannot iterate — you can only guess.
- Institutional memory. The knowledge of what works for your offers should accumulate in the team, not in one person's head.
How does pricing work for a team?
Billing is per workspace, not per seat. The whole team draws on one shared credit pool, so adding a colleague does not add a subscription line, and nobody is blocked from the tool because a licence was not bought for them.
| Image generation | 4 credits per image |
| Video, 10s | 40 credits at 480p · 60 at 720p |
| Video, 15s | 60 credits at 480p · 80 at 720p |
| Credit packs | 200 for $18 · 400 for $34 · 800 for $65 |
Top up whenever the pool runs low. There are no forced upgrades, and the work belongs to the team rather than to a person.
Does it suit new buyers or veterans?
Both, at different settings.
A new buyer can lean on the defaults: follow the suggested strategy, generate, ship, and let performance decide. The workflow carries the creative judgement they have not built yet.
A veteran can override everything and drive each direction themselves, running dozens of variants across markets in a round. Same loop, no ceiling.
Do I have to connect my ad accounts?
No, and that is deliberate. Export is file-based — pick a destination, get the right ratios rendered, each file named with a tracking ID and packed per platform. You upload and launch it your own way.
The practical consequence: there is no integration to wait on, no platform API permission to obtain, and no restriction to the subset of channels a vendor happens to support. Meta, TikTok, AppLovin, Unity, Mintegral, Google, push and native networks are all just export targets, as is wherever else you buy.
Results come back the same way — upload a platform report or a screenshot, and every number maps back to the creative that ran.
What does the team keep?
A private library of the components that won, per project.
Two properties matter here. It is private — no competitor sees it, and no general-purpose tool can reconstruct it, because it is built from your campaigns. And it is per project, so an agency running several accounts keeps each one's components and patterns separate rather than blending them into cross-noise.
People can leave; the library stays, and the whole team inherits it.
Where to go next
For what the workflow covers end to end, see the iGaming ad creative workflow overview. For a worked vertical, see slots ad creatives.
Related reading: how much budget an automated creative platform saves an iGaming agency and designing an A/B testing framework for casino ad creatives.
Frequently asked questions
Is Wonix priced per seat?
No. Billing is per workspace, with one shared credit pool for the whole team and no per-seat fees. Adding a colleague does not add a subscription line.
What happens to the creative library when someone leaves?
It stays with the workspace. The library of winning components belongs to the team, so the whole team inherits it rather than losing it with the person who built it.
Does a new buyer need creative judgement to use it?
No. A new buyer can follow the suggested strategy, generate, ship and let performance decide — the workflow carries the judgement they have not built yet. A veteran can override every direction and run dozens of variants across markets through the same loop.
Do I have to connect my ad account?
No. Export is file-based: creatives are rendered in each platform's spec, named with a tracking ID and packed for upload. You launch them your own way, and bring results back with a report or a screenshot.
How many creatives does one round produce?
A round expands one seed into several creative directions and a batch of images, in volumes you control, rather than a single variant of a single reference.
Can each client or offer be kept separate?
Yes. Each project keeps its own components and patterns for its own audience, so an agency running several accounts does not get cross-noise between them.
How do I get access?
Access is invite-only. You either register with an invite code or are added to an existing workspace by a team member.