Crush Partners review: AI media buyer that writes, tests and manages Facebook ad campaigns for advertisers

What Crush Partners does

Connects to your Facebook Ads account, writes ad copy and visuals, tests audience combinations and adjusts budgets, with your approval before anything runs.

Crush AI is described on its homepage as an AI media buyer for Facebook Ads. You connect it through a 2-click integration, and it reads your pixel, products and market, so no setup calls or spreadsheets are needed according to the vendor.

Once connected, it writes ad copy and generates ad visuals, both in any language. It tests more than 50 audience combinations automatically and adjusts budgets around the clock in any currency. If your sales funnel is broken, it pauses the ads and tells you how to fix it. It suggests budgets, but nothing goes live until you approve it. Team members can be added in Settings > Team.

Pricing is paid only. There is no free tier and no free trial. Instead, you pay for a fixed-term plan that gives full access: the 2-week Plan costs $19.95 for 14 days (shown with a crossed-out $42.99), the 4-week Plan costs $29.95 for 28 days (crossed-out $85.99), and the 8-week Plan costs $49.95 for 56 days (crossed-out $171.99). After a plan ends, it renews at $79.95/mo. Every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Stated requirements: a Facebook Page, a Meta ad account with a card on it, and a product link. The ad budget is paid to Meta separately from the Crush plan, and a minimum of $200/month is recommended. The company behind it is Crush, UAB, in Vilnius, Lithuania.

• Connects to Facebook Ads with a 2-click integration
• Reads your pixel, products and market
• Writes ad copy in any language
• Generates ad visuals in any language
• Tests 50+ audience combinations automatically
• Optimizes budgets 24/7 in any currency
• Pauses ads and advises a fix when the funnel is broken
• Team members with their own logins

Our take

Crush AI fits online advertisers who sell a product and want to run Facebook ads without building campaigns by hand. It suits people who are happy to review and approve what the AI proposes, since nothing goes live without approval. The fixed-term plans make a short, low-cost start possible, and the 14-day money-back guarantee reduces the risk of trying it. The trade-offs are clear on the official pages. There is no free plan, and plans renew at $79.95/mo after the term ends. You also pay Meta separately for the ads themselves, and the vendor recommends at least $200/month. The homepage positions it for Facebook Ads, and the pages state no other ad platforms. It requires a Facebook Page and a Meta ad account with a card. The pages state no supported platforms or API, so check those before relying on it in a larger workflow.