Questions, answered
Everything people ask about the free layer, credits and the tools. Short answers, no fine print.
The basics
A tiny town of single-purpose tools for the work between a brief and a launch: checking a creative against platform rules, predicting where attention lands, and seeing what competitors have live. Each tool does one job, and every one of them opens on worked examples you can read without an account.
It shows you up to 100 of the ads a brand has live on Meta, across Facebook, Instagram, Threads, Messenger, WhatsApp and Audience Network. After you sign in, it pulls a brand's ads from the Google, LinkedIn and TikTok ad libraries too. Each ad comes with its copy, format, call to action, placement and how long it's been live.
It predicts where people look in the first 3 to 5 seconds of seeing your ad. It shows the result as a heatmap on your creative, with scores for clarity, focus and hierarchy, plus what gets seen first.
It checks your ad against Amazon's or Meta's rules for the exact placement you pick. You see what passes, what fails and why, with each problem boxed on your artwork and a suggested fix.
The compliance checker, the attention heatmap and the ad library open on real sample examples with the whole report, free and with no signup. Creating an account is for pointing a tool at your own creative or brand.
Competitor ad library
Meta's library makes you scroll and screenshot one ad at a time. Here you get the whole pull in one place, with filters for format and whether an ad is still live. You can export it, and saved ads stay even after the brand takes them down.
Yes. Every saved search comes with a CSV of the ad copy, CTAs, formats and dates, plus a ZIP of the creatives themselves.
Four sample brands, Airbnb, Nike, Starbucks and NIVEA, with 100 ads each and the full breakdown. You can browse and filter the whole report without an account, and signing in is free if you want to download it.
Any brand in the Meta, Google, LinkedIn or TikTok ad library. The free view covers four brands; sign in and search any brand you like, up to 100 ads a search on Meta and 50 on the others.
Attention heatmap
The model is trained on real eye-tracking studies and matches lab results about 90% of the time. It's a prediction, not a guarantee, but it's much closer than guessing.
About a minute from upload to heatmap.
Four sample creatives: Kalista, Nescafe, Crocs and Sana Jardin. Each one has the full report, including the heatmap, scores, notes and suggested fixes. Nothing is hidden, and signing in is free if you want to download it.
Clarity and focus scored out of 100, a hotspot by hotspot breakdown with fixes, the attention distribution and focus map, written insights, and a PNG export. 5 credits per image.
Amazon and Meta compliance
It scores your creative against Amazon and Meta's published ad rules. Pick a platform and placement, drop your image, and every rule gets a clear verdict with your biggest issue pinpointed on the artwork.
Amazon and Meta. The checker uses the exact rules for the placement you pick, so the score reflects what that placement is actually reviewed against.
Three sample creatives on each platform, checked in full, with every rule, the reasoning, the marked-up artwork and the fixes. You can read every report without an account, and signing in is free if you want to download it.
You get a verdict on every single rule with the reasoning, a box on the artwork for each issue, a suggested fix for every finding, and an export you can share with your team.
Credits and pricing
Credits are a one-time purchase: buy a pack when you need it, and it sits in your balance until you use it. There is no recurring charge and no per-seat pricing.
Credits are held before a job starts and settled only when it completes. If it fails at any stage, the hold is released back to your balance automatically. You are never charged for a broken job.
No. Your balance stays until you spend it.
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