Running several brands
One account, one brand each, no bleed between them.
An agency's failure mode with a generative tool is voice contamination: the tool learns an average of every client and gives all of them the same ad. NEXA's unit is the brand, not the account. Each client gets its own memory, its own palette and type, its own reference set, and nothing crosses.
You produce creative for several brands that must not sound alike, and you are billed per seat by tools that then charge a percentage of the ad spend on top.
What you actually do
- 1
A brand per client
Each client is set up once from its own site, and generations run against that brand's memory only. Switching client is switching brand in the top bar; nothing carries over.
- 2
Reference sets stay separate too
The directed brief is written against the ad corpus, filtered to the sector the brand is in. A supplement client is briefed against supplement advertising, not against the last thing you made for a furniture client.
- 3
Volume without a per-seat bill
The price is the plan. There is no fee on the ad spend you manage, on any plan, and no charge that scales with how much your clients spend.
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Your renders go first
Video renders are claimed from a shared queue in priority order, and the Agency plan sits at the front of it. Business is ahead of everyone below it.
Priced from the same constants the app charges
Not an estimate written for this page. Every number below is read from the credit costs the generator itself uses, so this page cannot drift away from the product.
| A month of | Runs | Each | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ad sets across the rosterAd set — 3 angles, 1 visual | 20 | 95 | 1,900 |
| Directed video, one per client per monthVideo ad script | 3 | 1,250 | 3,750 |
| Social and email across brandsInstagram post · Marketing email | 30 | 100 | 3,000 |
| Total | 8,650 |
The cheapest plan that covers that month is Agency at $299 a month, with 23,000 credits. Nothing on top of it: there is no fee on what you spend on ads.
What NEXA will not do here
- There are no shared seats. Everyone who works in the account signs in as the account, because invites and roles are not built — and we would rather say so here than sell them on a pricing page.
- There is no white-label export. What you deliver has no NEXA marking on it, but there is no branded client-facing portal either.
- Client reporting is your job. NEXA shows what was made and what it cost; it does not read your clients' ad accounts.
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