Static ads for paid social

Stop designing ads. Start choosing them.

Up to 40 finished ads a batch, each in a proven format and a different direction. You keep the ones worth running.

Coming soon
70+
proven formats
1 credit
= 1 finished ad
Credit back
if an ad fails

Animation; example ads from fictional brands. It opens close on a few ads being generated: each shows its format name, a percentage and a filling bar under a blur, then flips over into the finished ad. The view pulls back into a waterfall of ads, dozens generating and flipping in order, then eases back in and starts again.

01The odds

About 1 ad in 20 wins. So make 40.

Nobody can call a winner in advance. The advertisers who find more of them simply launch more ads.¹

~5%
of ads became winners¹
~½
got little or no spend¹
87%
odds of a winner in 40 different ads²
Sources
  1. ¹Motion, Creative Benchmarks 2026 · 550,000+ ads from 6,000+ advertisers on Facebook and Instagram, Sep 2025 – early Jan 2026 · “winner” = an ad that spent at least 10× its account's median ad and at least $500. Motion: “Advertisers that launch more ads get more winners.” An association, not proof of cause.
  2. ²Our arithmetic from Motion's ~5% average hit rate. Assumes each new ad is an independent try; real accounts vary (Motion's tier averages run 4.0%–8.8%).

Animation, about 12 seconds, looping; illustrative numbers, examples from fictional brands. Eight ads in different formats flip over and get spend badges; none is a winner. The view pulls back to 40 ads: two become winners. It pulls back again to 96 ads: five winners in all, from all four stages. The other 91 switch off, and the five winners gather in a row: Breaking news, Text on skin, Whiteboard, Stat headline and You can avoid. Then two new cards fan out behind each winner: make another from each. The scores are an illustrative spread of spend as a multiple of the account's median ad, about 1 winner in 20 ads.

02The format library

70+ formats that already work. Make a batch of each.

Each comes with finished examples, sorted by the job it does: stop the scroll, educate, convert or filter.

Cold · Stop the scroll

Mid · Educate & compare

Hot · Convert

Qualifier · Filter

Example ads from fictional brandsOpen any format to see four takes

03By hand vs. by the batch

An agency's month of statics. One click.

By hand, every ad is a brief, a draft and a round of edits. A batch runs in the background while you work.

15–25
static ads a month from an entry-tier agency¹
~1½ mo
median time to fill a role²
Up to 40
finished ads from one click
Sources
  1. ¹Darkroom, “How Much Does a Marketing Agency Cost in 2026?”, 13 May 2026. Retainers also cover strategy, video and revisions; this compares static ads only.
  2. ²SHRM, 2025 Recruiting Executives Benchmarking (2,300+ SHRM members), 20 Oct 2025 · median time to fill, all roles.
Compare plans ↓

Animation, about 10 seconds, looping; lane fill is illustrative. The same 8 formats go to three lanes, and a day counter runs from day 0 to day 30. The creative agency lane gets two drops of ten ads and ends at 15 to 25 static ads a month. The in-house designer lane shows a hiring bar that is still filling at day 30: about a month and a half to fill a role. The VerifiedAds lane on the Growth plan fills with a batch of 30 finished ads every five days, the ads streaming in one after another and ends at up to 180 finished ads, 180 credits a month.

04Iterate

Found one that works? Make another.

Turn the ad you're keeping into a fresh batch: new variations in its format, or the same idea in new formats. The original keeps running.

“Create a new ad with a new image or video that is materially different from the original creative.”

The ad platform's own advice when an ad tires¹
Sources
  1. ¹Meta Business Help Center, “About creative fatigue recommendations in Meta Ads Manager” (read 2 Oct 2026). Its next line: “Keeping your original ad active instead of pausing or turning it off may maximize results.”

Animation, about 8 seconds, looping; a fictional brand. One ad you keep, a Stat headline ad for Mina's dumplings, gets Make another. The brief comes back as three branches: 3 formats × 2 variations = 6 ads, 6 credits. Two new Stat headline variations, and the same idea as Don't buy this and Wanted ads. Generate 6 ads is pressed; the six ads finish one by one, and the batch reads 6 of 6. The original ad stays in place the whole time.

05How it works

Three steps. Then do it again.

  1. Step 1

    Paste your site.

    We build your brand kit from it: logo, colors, products and offers.

  2. Step 2

    Pick formats.

    Browse 70+ by the job they do. Set 1–6 variations each.

  3. Step 3

    Generate.

    Up to 40 finished ads in 4:5, 1:1 or 9:16. Close the tab; they land in Your Ads.

06Pricing

One credit, one finished ad. Pick your pace.

Both plans include every format. A failed ad returns its credit on its own.

  • Top-up packs of 30, 100 or 300 credits never expire
  • One account on the web and in the iPhone app

Prices in USD, billed monthly.

Growth

Start here

For brands running weekly tests

$79.99/ month

180 ads a month · about $0.44 an ad

Coming soon
  • 180 credits every month
  • 5 brands
  • All 70+ formats
  • Up to 40 ads a batch
  • Failed ads return their credit
  • Free downloads, original PNG

Agency

For teams with many clients

$199.99/ month

500 ads a month · about $0.40 an ad

Coming soon
  • 500 credits every month
  • 20 brands
  • All 70+ formats
  • Up to 40 ads a batch
  • Failed ads return their credit
  • Free downloads, original PNG

07FAQ

Questions. Plain answers.

One account on the web and in the iPhone app.

How different are the ads in one batch?

Different directions, not one idea resized. Each format is a different kind of ad, and each variation takes its own angle. Run a format again and it takes a different direction.

Does VerifiedAds tell me which ads win?

No. We make the ads. You run them wherever you run ads and decide what's working. Nothing is published for you, and we don't measure ad performance.

How long does a batch take?

It starts the moment you click and keeps going in the background while you work. Close the tab; it lands in Your Ads.

What do I get?

Finished static images in 4:5, 1:1 or 9:16. Download the original PNG as often as you like; downloads never cost a credit. No video or carousels.

What does a credit buy?

One finished ad. If an ad fails, its credit comes back on its own. Top-up packs never expire.

Are the example ads from real customers?

No. Every example on this page is a fictional brand, made to show what a format looks like. Your batch uses your own brand, products and offers.

Ads are generated images. Prices, numbers and codes have to come from your own brand details, but read each ad before you run it.

Your first batch is one click away.

Paste your site. Pick the formats. Keep the best.

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