Letstok

Letstok combines social publishing, video creation and Google and Meta campaign management in a chat-based workflow. It suits small businesses, marketers and agencies that want those jobs together and value a human approval step before ads run. Its breadth is appealing, but paid plans impose clear limits on tokens, videos, channels and brands, and its compliance posture may rule it out for some teams.

Overview

Users can work in Letstok’s own chat or connect it to ChatGPT or Claude through an MCP connector. From there, it can create content, post to social channels, and build, manage and report on Google and Meta ad campaigns. That makes it a broader marketing workspace than a tool focused only on video ads, though teams looking solely for video generation may not need its campaign-management scope.

Campaigns, ad sets and ads begin paused. Nothing publishes or spends until a user approves it in chat or WhatsApp, a useful safeguard for teams that want human review before content or budget goes live. Approval remains a required step, so this is not a hands-off campaign tool.

Key features

• Social publishing: Letstok supports 28 channels, including TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest and Reddit. The breadth can help multi-channel operators consolidate publishing, but the subscription tier limits how many channels can be used.
• Ads in chat: Connections to Meta and Google ad accounts let users create, manage and report on campaigns through the chat interface. This suits marketers who want campaign work alongside content creation; it is less compelling if the priority is a dedicated ad-management workflow.
• Video and marketing tools: The service includes more than 150 tools, Pro UGC video ads, a website and product scanner, and multiple video-generation engines. It also supports avatar presenters, AI voiceover, brand controls and ad-variant generation, giving businesses several ways to produce and adapt creative.
• Languages and usage rights: Letstok supports more than 40 languages for voice and subtitles. Generated videos are described as watermark-free and commercially licensed from the first paid plan, and remain downloadable after cancellation—useful terms for businesses that need to keep using paid-plan output.
• Data protections: Letstok says traffic uses HTTPS with modern TLS, stored data uses provider-side encryption, and connected-account tokens receive extra application encryption. It also says customer content is not used to train its own models and that its AI-provider contracts prohibit training on API traffic.

Pricing

Letstok has a free plan, paid monthly plans and a 7-day trial. The Free plan costs nothing forever and includes 5 tokens, a small allowance for trying the product rather than a sustained publishing workflow.

• Starter — $49 a month: 60 tokens, up to 30 videos, 6 channels and 2 brands. This is the entry paid tier for a small operation with modest publishing needs; the channel and brand caps make it a poor fit for broader multi-brand work.
• Premium — $99 a month: 132 tokens, up to 66 videos, 10 channels, 3 brands and 10 custom AI actors. The added capacity and actors suit teams producing more creative across several brands, though its limits remain meaningful for agencies with many clients.
• Creator — $299 a month: 500 tokens, up to 250 videos, 30 channels, 12 brands, API access, an agency licence and 50 custom AI actors. This is the tier aimed at larger operators and agencies needing more scale and API access.
• Agency and publisher licence — $900 a month: Includes resale rights and removes Letstok from client-facing output. It is the relevant option for publishers reselling the service; the price is a substantial step up from Creator.

All paid plans are billed monthly. The plan structure makes capacity and channel reach the main trade-off: cheaper plans cost less but restrict output, channels and brands. Teams should also account for the 5-token free cap when judging whether the product fits their workflow.

Platforms

Letstok is available on web and through an API. Its API access is included with Creator, so teams considering integration should factor in that plan’s $299 a month price rather than assuming API access comes with the entry subscription.

Who it's for

Letstok is aimed at small and mid-sized businesses, e-commerce and DTC companies, agencies, solo marketers and multi-brand operators. It is strongest for teams that want social content and paid campaign work in one place, can work within the plan’s quotas, and want approval required before anything publishes or spends.

It is a weaker fit for organizations that require formal compliance credentials or guaranteed country-specific data residency. Letstok says it does not currently hold a SOC 2 Type II report, is not ISO 27001 certified and does not guarantee standard-plan data residency in a specific country. Support includes a Help Center, Discord community and a security address for vulnerability reports, with acknowledgement promised within two business days.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Social publishing, video tools and Google and Meta campaign management share a chat workflow, which can reduce tool switching for teams handling both organic and paid work.
• Pro: Campaigns, ad sets and ads remain paused until approval in chat or WhatsApp, keeping a human checkpoint before spending or publishing.
• Pro: Paid-plan videos are watermark-free, commercially licensed and remain downloadable after cancellation, making the output more practical for business use.
• Con: The free plan’s 5 tokens are a narrow starting allowance, while even Starter caps users at 6 channels and 2 brands.
• Con: Formal security assurance is limited: Letstok lacks SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 credentials and does not guarantee standard-plan data residency.
• Con: Approval is mandatory before campaigns can run, so teams seeking fully autonomous publishing or spend management will need another approach.

Alternatives

For a wider set of video-ad options, browse the AI Video Ad Makers list.

• AdMaker.ai offers a free plan with 50 credits per month, roughly two videos, and watermarked exports in 9:16 format up to 30 seconds; consider it when a narrowly scoped free video test matters more than Letstok’s combined publishing and campaign workflow.
• Tagshop AI has a free tier and a Starter plan at $29 a month with 50 credits, up to 5 videos per month and 1080p export; choose it when a lower-priced, video-focused entry tier better fits the workload.
• AdForge AI offers a free tier with 10 video credits, 100+ avatars, 20 voices and watermarked 720p output; consider it for a free avatar-video option rather than Letstok’s broader marketing suite.
• Quickads has a free DIY Creatives plan with an ad research library, one saved brand kit, AI image and video ads, and basic analytics; it may suit readers who want ad research alongside creative generation.
• Creatify has a free API plan with monthly credits for video and image ads, actors, models and templates; consider it when those free creative allowances better match the need.
• JoggAI offers a free plan with 200 credits valid for 31 days, one custom avatar and standard processing; it is an alternative for readers prioritizing a time-limited credit allowance and custom avatar.
• Vmake Labs provides a free tier with 20 daily credits and output up to 720p; consider it when daily free usage is more important than Letstok’s integrated ad management.
• HeyAd offers a one-time 1.00 USD First Ad Pack with five credits, 1080p export and commercial rights; it is an alternative for readers who prefer a small one-off purchase over a monthly subscription.

Verdict

Letstok is a strong fit for small businesses and marketing teams that want social publishing, video creation and Google and Meta campaign management together, with approval required before campaigns go live. Its main reason to choose is that combined workflow; its main reasons to look elsewhere are the quotas at lower tiers and the absence of SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 certification and guaranteed standard-plan data residency.