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ADExhibit review

Freemium#26 of 26 in Ad Design SoftwareDisplay Ad Design Software

A practical HTML5 ad validation workspace for freelancers and small ad teams.

6.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ADExhibit is a web-based ad design and delivery platform for freelancers, agencies, in-house studios, and ad teams. Its focus is on preparing digital creatives for review and distribution rather than on generating campaign concepts. The service provides live browser previews for HTML5 banner sizes, validation against advertising-platform requirements, automatic technical fixes, campaign and client organization, shareable preview links, client feedback, approvals, social-media and website mockups, and HTML5-to-video conversion. It supports image, GIF, and video creatives, runs in the cloud, and offers web and API access.

The pricing structure suits users who want to start without a subscription. The Free tier is permanent and includes HTML5 preview, HTML5 validation, optimization, and shareable links. The Freelancer plan costs $20 per month and adds HTML5 ad validation, HTML5 file optimization, shareable preview links, and social media mockups. Agency costs $60 per month, while Business costs $180 per month; the published paid-plan highlights list the same capabilities for those two tiers. Annual billing is not shown, so the listed prices are monthly flat plan prices. The lack of a required trial card and the 7-day refund period reduce the commitment for paid-plan buyers.

ADExhibit is most compelling when HTML5 delivery checks, client review, and approval workflows are central to the process. Automatic fixes for click tags, metadata, file sizes, and scripts can help address common technical requirements, while team workspaces and role management support shared production. The API option provides a route for workflow integration, although the product remains centered on its own preview, validation, and collaboration features. Freelancers should consider it first when they need repeatable HTML5 validation and client-facing review links. Teams seeking a broader creative-generation environment or a product centered on integrations beyond the API may prefer a different option.

ADExhibit pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Live HTML5 previews with platform requirement validation
    • Automatic fixes for click tags, metadata, file sizes, and scripts
    • Shareable previews, client feedback, approvals, and mockups
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused more on validation and delivery than creative generation
    • Paid plans use monthly pricing, with annual billing not shown
    • Email is the listed support channel

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