Built inside a DTC brand, for DTC brands on Meta.
CreatStrat researches your customers, competitors, and ad results, then delivers finished ads every week, each with the brief and Meta copy behind it.
Why it existsMost brands run out of good ideas before they run out of budget.
Customer language sits in reviews. Competitor moves sit in the ad library. Results sit in Ads Manager. So the next brief gets written from a slice of the picture, or it never gets written and the next ad is a variation of the last one.
CreatStrat puts those signals in one place and does the work that follows. It finds the customer avatars and angles worth testing, writes a brief for every ad, and produces the finished statics, carousels, mashups, AI videos, and AI UGC videos from your own photos and footage.
It gets more useful every week. What performed, what didn’t, and what has already been tried become context for the next batch instead of notes lost in another tracker.
Skin in the gameBuilt where an idea has to survive a real week.
We built CreatStrat inside the weekly routine of a DTC brand, where an idea only counts once it survives production limits, claims scrutiny, and paid-media results.
That is why every ad arrives with its reason: the customer it speaks to, the test it runs, and the copy to launch it with. You get the strategy and the creative in one weekly plan, with nobody new to hire.
Measure over real volume
We judge an ad on enough spend to mean something, not on one lucky day. A promising direction gets easier to spot, and a tiring winner gets refreshed before it falls off.
Build on what works
Hooks, angles, and formats that perform carry into the next batch. Proven parts in new combinations beat starting from a blank page.
Keep the account’s memory
Winners get rebuilt into fresh creative instead of forgotten, and a documented loss isn’t quietly tested again. Each week starts from what the account has already learned.
Start with something useful.
Share a product page URL and email. Within 24 hours we’ll send 3 researched opportunities, 1 customer-avatar gap, and 1 example concept.