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Generic output needs rewriting
Creative generated without your brand kit, personas and products arrives close enough to be tempting and wrong enough to need doing again.
Creative Studio builds ads, carousels, videos and stories from your brand kit and your real product data.
Publish to Meta, LinkedIn, search and display from the same place you made it. Every price and offer comes out of your catalog, which is the difference between an ad you can run and an ad you have to fact-check.
Generators are quick and generic. Studios are on-brand and slow. The expensive part is neither: it is that the creative, the campaign and the reporting live in three different places.
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Creative generated without your brand kit, personas and products arrives close enough to be tempting and wrong enough to need doing again.
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An ad that makes up a discount is a problem you find out about from a customer. Ours reads the price from your product list.
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Design in one tool, launch in another, report in a third, then reconcile which creative actually did the work.
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Chosen from your catalog, so every claim in the ad is one you actually make.
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Each variant is given a job — hook, benefit, proof or offer — rather than four versions of the same idea.
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Adjust the copy, swap the image, and the brand kit stays applied. Then approve.
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Push to your connected Meta, LinkedIn, search and display accounts, then read results back against each variant so the next set starts from what worked.
Ad Designer
Built from your brand kit and your products.
Carousel Creator
Walk a buyer from hook to offer across cards.
Video and Story editor
Video and story placements for social.
Template library
Start from a known shape and keep the look consistent.
Inside a Darwin strategy, ads play a defined role — building the awareness that email and outreach later convert. Darwin decides who it targets, when it runs and what it should achieve, then tracks it against the plan you approved.
“An ad that invents a discount is a problem you hear about from a customer, not from a dashboard.”
Why prices come from the catalog
The AI does the heavy lifting, your team decides. Every feature keeps a full manual path for teams that want to do it themselves.
Work waits in your approvals queue until someone on your team signs off. Autonomy is a setting, not a plan tier.
Open the actual email, ad, post or sequence, edit it in place, then approve. What you see is what goes out.
What each agent did, when, and who approved it.
Offers and prices are read from your own product list, never invented.
| Marketing Titan | AI ad generators | Enterprise automation | |
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| Uses your brand kit and catalog | Yes | Limited | Yes, with setup |
| Publishes to your ad accounts | Search, display, Meta and LinkedIn | Export and upload | Yes |
| Prices and offers from your catalog | Yes, never invented | No | Varies |
| Part of a wider strategy | Yes, Darwin assigns its role | No | No |
Your product catalog. The creative reads the real price and the real promotion, so an ad cannot show a discount you never approved. It is the one thing we will not let the AI invent.
Yes. Your brand library and product images come first, and the AI fills the gaps rather than replacing what you already have.
Meta and LinkedIn for social placements, and search and display — Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Amazon Ads, Apple Search Ads and Google Local Services. Each push goes to your own ad account as its own auditable, retryable launch, so a partial failure tells you what did and did not get created rather than leaving you to guess.
Static ads in every size, multi-card carousels, short video and story formats, and a template library to start from. All of it from the same brand kit.
That is the point of building it from your kit rather than prompting for it. Colours, type, logo, tone and personas are set once in Brand and every variant inherits them.
See Creative Studio turn a product into a finished ad set in a live demo.