Genrok AI

What Genrok AI does

Genrok AI (genrok.ai) is an ad-making agent for e-commerce from GENROK, a company based in Israel, founded by Aviv Azriel. You paste a product link or describe what you need, and it picks an angle, writes the script and on-screen text, adds a voice-over and renders static image ads or vertical "UGC" videos in a handheld, phone-footage style. Genrok says its video concepts are "reverse-engineered from real creator ads". Its privacy policy names Google Gemini for images and Anthropic Claude for text and product analysis, and its languages page says voice-overs use ElevenLabs Eleven v4 (87 languages). It doesn't say which video model it uses. Genrok 2.0 was announced on 24 Oct 2026 and the product went live on 2 Nov 2026. Its homepage claims "unlimited ads" and a "99.84% realism score" (another section says 99.94%), with no published method. Plans are credit-based and capped, so "unlimited" isn't accurate.

Good for

• Small online shops that need many ad variations to test quickly
• Making static product ads and short vertical videos in many languages
• Rough concepts to brief a real creator with

Honest take

No red flags in our notes so far

• Useful idea, risky pitch: fast, cheap ad variations in 87 languages are genuinely handy for a small shop testing angles. We haven't tested it.
• The "99.84% realism" score is Genrok's own figure with no published method, and the same page also says 99.94%. "Unlimited ads" isn't accurate: every plan has a credit cap (the $29 plan makes about 4 UGC videos).
• "No viewer, platform or algorithm can tell" is the part to ignore. TikTok's ad policy requires an AI label on completely AI-generated ads (TikTok Advertising Policies: Misleading and false content, AIGC). Presenting an AI person as a real customer can breach the UK CAP Code (rules 3.1 and 3.47), the DMCC Act 2024 Schedule 20 paragraph 13 ban on fake reviews, the US FTC rule 16 CFR 465.2, and EU AI Act Article 50(4) deepfake disclosure. Label the AI and never pass it off as a real buyer.
• Brand new (live 2 Nov 2026), Israel-based, closed source. Its Terms (section 7) put compliance on you: Genrok doesn't guarantee its ads comply with any advertising regulations.

Our Hype or Fact? checks

• HypeGenrok AI: "99.84% realism", AI ads that "no viewer, platform or algorithm can tell"? 3 Nov

Pricing

Credit plans, monthly (genrok.ai/pricing-v3, checked 3 Nov 2026): Starter $29 (240 credits, 1 seat, up to 120 static ads or 4 UGC videos), Creator $79 (680 credits, 2 seats), Pro $199 (1,750 credits, 3 seats), Growth $499 (4,500 credits, 5 seats), Scale $999 (9,200 credits, 10 seats). Enterprise $2,500 to $50,000 a month (50 seats). Static ads cost 2, 4 or 6 credits (1K, 2K or 4K); UGC video costs 3, 5 or 12 credits per second (480p, 720p or 1080p), so a 15-second 480p video is 45 credits. Extra usage is $17 per 100 credits, up to a monthly limit you set (up to 10x your plan). Yearly billing gives 2 months free. Plan credits don't roll over. No free plan is listed.

Prices as listed by the maker when we last checked (2026-11-03); usually in US dollars. Check the website for current prices.

Latest update

• 3 November 2026: Added. Genrok went live on 2 Nov 2026 (Genrok 2.0 was announced on 24 Oct). Its pitch of "99.84% realism" that "no viewer, platform or algorithm can tell" is rated hype in our check: the score has no published method, "unlimited" ads are capped by credits, and undisclosed AI "customers" can break TikTok's AI ad rules, the UK CAP Code and DMCC Act, the US FTC fake-reviews rule and EU AI Act Article 50.

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