Springboards is a creative AI tool for agencies and strategists. Free plan available, paid plans from $30/month billed annually. Features and pricing reviewed.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Springboards is an AI platform for advertising and marketing teams who want a wider range of ideas rather than one fast answer. The company is based in Sydney, Australia, and describes itself as a team of creatives who learned to code. Its stated aim is to keep people in the creative process.
The product is built around a creative model called Flint, which the company says is trained to produce more varied output than general-purpose language models. It reports that on common advertising tasks its responses covered 10 to 30 times more creative territory, measured by embedding responses and plotting them in 2D space.
Users sign up alone or with a team, create a profile or first project, and enter a challenge. They then work in chat and on a shared infinite canvas, where ideas can be pinned, dragged, dropped and remixed. Springboards says it mixes leading models with its own approach to increase variation.
Context shapes the output. Teams can add briefs, decks, images, brand files, audience and tone to a profile, then reuse that profile across projects and share it with colleagues. Users can also choose among top models directly or let Springboards blend them.
Boards are pre-set or customizable starting points for new angles, and a voltage dial controls how unusual the ideas become. Pins let users highlight text, save it, add notes, color-code it or send it back to chat to push further. The canvas and templates support structured thinking solo or with a crew.
The Discovery tab, listed as a new feature, offers a campaign library of award-winning work to pull into a canvas. Other tools include instructions, model switching, web search, image generation and PNG and canvas exports, with availability varying by plan according to the pricing matrix.
Springboards is an AI platform for advertising and marketing teams. It uses a creative model, Flint, along with chat, boards and an infinite canvas to produce a wider range of ideas than general-purpose LLMs. It is made by a company based in Sydney, Australia.
There is a Free plan at $0. Pro is $39 per month billed monthly or $30 per month billed annually, and Team is $59 monthly or $45 per month billed annually. Enterprise pricing is custom, and prices are in USD excluding tax.
Yes. The site offers a 14-day free trial that gives access to the Team plan. If you do not pay at the end, your account moves to the Free plan and you can keep using it.
It is aimed at strategists, copywriters, art directors, media planners, social media managers, account directors and new business leads. It suits agencies and marketing teams that want more varied ideas, from solo users to larger organizations.
According to the company, standard AI tools are built for answers while Springboards is built for varied, unpredictable ideas. It says it reprogrammed models to avoid cookie-cutter consistency, and reports its responses covered 10 to 30 times more creative territory in its own testing.
The site says data stays private and on Springboards' servers, is not shared, and is not used for training. It also says each user account is kept separate. Enterprise plans add SSO authentication.
Pro is limited to a single member. Team allows up to 20 members including the owner, plus up to 50 guests. Enterprise is arranged on a contract basis with unlimited guests.
The sources do not name any integrations. Springboards lets users add documents, decks, images and brand files to profiles, and export to PNG and canvas formats per its plan matrix.