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AdAnt: 50 free credits to try AI social marketing agents

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The offer

New users can open AdAnt, choose Start for free and register with Google or email for 50 trial credits for AI social-content research and video creation; current pricing confirms 50, not the older 40-credit launch claim. Free usage provides watermarked previews, while clean full-resolution downloads and full strategy reports require a paid plan starting at US$15/month. Users must be 13+ with parental consent under 18; signup and terms show no India exclusion, but connected social platforms have their own regional limits, and paid subscriptions renew until cancelled.

Who can claim it

  • New AdAnt accounts.
  • Age 13+; parental or guardian consent required under 18.
  • Signup and published terms show no India exclusion; individual social platforms may be restricted locally.

How to claim it

  1. Open AdAnt and select Start for free.
  2. Choose Sign up and register with Google or your name and email.
  3. Use the signup credits to try AI content research and generation; review each generation credit cost.

Good to know

Further credits, clean full-resolution downloads and full strategy reports require an optional paid plan. Standard starts at US$15/month; subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled in billing settings.

Free outputs are watermarked previews. Credit costs vary by model and settings. Third-party model providers process inputs; obtain rights and written likeness consent for uploaded media. The free allowance is not a recurring monthly grant or free ChatGPT subscription.

Source: the official offer page, adant.ai

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