In almost all cases, yes. Wrench.ai's scoring system is designed to be consistent — the same creative uploaded to the same workspace should produce the same overall score and the same sub-scores (brand fit, content fit, audience fit, product fit, and content appropriateness).

So why might I see a small difference?

Two reasons:

First, the systems that power sub-score analysis are built for consistency but aren't guaranteed to be perfectly identical across every single run. In rare cases, you may see a 1–2 point difference on a sub-score. This is normal variation — not a signal that something changed about your creative or your account.

Second, if meaningful time has passed between uploads — and your workspace has processed new creatives in the meantime — the platform's understanding of what "high performance" looks like in your account may have updated. That's the system working as intended: your scores reflect your current performance landscape, not a static snapshot.

What if I'm seeing a much larger difference?

A gap of more than a few points between uploads of the same creative is worth flagging. Reach out to our support team and we'll take a look.

The short version

Same creative, same workspace, same point in time → expect the same scores. Small variations over time are normal and reflect the platform getting smarter about your account.