Wireflow

You start free, with no card, and build a board on the canvas or duplicate a community template. Each step of the ad is a node: a text input holds the brief, an image model renders the creator still or key visual, a video model turns that still into a take with voice, an edit node swaps the product or outfit, and the Video Editor node assembles the captioned cut. Because the nodes are wired together, changing an input reruns everything downstream.

When the generated version is close, the editor handles the last ten percent: nudge a caption, trim a beat or swap the sound, and change one word to update every version. A compositor builds layered graphics such as an eight-panel listing pack. Teammates work on the same board with live cursors, comments pin to the node they are about, and the client gets a view link while the team keeps an edit link.

To hand work to an agent, you add the connector URL in Claude under Customize, Connectors, sign in on the consent screen and ask Claude to run a workflow. Reading, running and starting new private drafts are granted by default; editing or deleting existing workflows is withheld unless you tick it. Paid plans can also schedule workflow runs. Finished ads post to LinkedIn directly, YouTube uploads arrive as private videos, and Meta and TikTok files are downloaded and uploaded in Ads Manager.

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  Node Canvas for Every Model - Each model is a node, and outputs chain into the next node on one board. The pricing page lists per-run credit costs for video models such as Seedance 2.5 and Kling Video, and the site groups image, video, audio and text models under one plan with no separate licenses.

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  Reusable Boards and Saved Context - A board stays saved after it runs, so next week you swap the inputs and rerun it from the canvas, from Claude or through the API. Each client can have a folder with its brief, brand files and the boards that made its creators, and a teammate or Claude reads that folder before making anything.

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  Video Editor and Compositor - The built-in editor handles captions (including kinetic word styles), hook bars, takes, voice and a music bed on a timeline, and the compositor lays out image and text layers for static formats. Video editor exports use no credits on any plan, though render usage limits apply.

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  Claude Connector and MCP - Wireflow works inside Claude as a custom connector at its MCP URL. The consent screen lists exactly what the connector can do, and workflow editing and deletion are opt-in because a deleted workflow cannot be undone through the connector.

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  API on Every Plan - API and MCP access are included on every plan, Free included, with standard limits of 10 requests a minute on Free, 20 on Starter and 60 on Professional and Team. Runs use the same credits and model access as the account, and scheduled workflow runs come with paid plans.

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  Team Collaboration and Shared Credits - Live collaboration and shared workspaces are on every plan. The Team plan includes four seats, shared workspaces for every client and one shared monthly credit pool, plus priority support and training.

Wireflow is aimed first at ad teams: in-house performance marketers and agencies that need many variants of the same pitch every week and want the board that produced them to be reusable. Agencies get a folder per client, view links for client review and a shared credit pool on Team. E-commerce brands can swap products into the same creator take, and UGC creators and content creators can produce hooks and aspect ratios without rebuilding each version.

It also suits developers and teams that already run agents. Because every published workflow is a REST endpoint and an MCP tool, an agent in Claude or a script can call a board on demand and get finished media back. Filmmakers and social media managers are among the use cases the site lists, and people comparing hosted node canvases with self-installed graph tools will recognise the format. Teams that would rather not run the board themselves can look at the separate done-for-you service the company offers.