FOR AGENCY STRATEGISTS

Bring the evidence
to the recommendation.

Make the competitor section of your next creative review more useful than a slide of screenshots.

Research with an explainable scope

State which Pages, markets, and observation window you reviewed. Show where history is partial. This keeps a client discussion grounded in the research you actually performed.

Separate the three parts of a recommendation

Show the ad evidence. Explain your interpretation. Then propose an original test for the client. That structure makes it easier to challenge the reasoning without losing the underlying facts.

Prepare a clearer handoff

Organize the brief around the audience problem, message, visual concept, proof requirement, and test variable. Use ad references for context, not as a license to reuse third-party work.

Start with one strategist’s workspace

The proposed $49 Core plan includes one user and one workspace. It does not include multi-client permission separation, team seats, client portals, white labeling, or unrestricted redistribution. Do not share one login across an agency team.

Need a wider deployment?

Use the contact workflow to describe your Page count, users, and client-separation requirements. Team and agency capabilities must be scoped separately; they are not advertised as shipped in this preview.

Start with a better
creative question.

Explore the sample. Review the proposed plan. See how Ad8 could fit your research workflow.

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