We keep only the top 25% of long-running ads in your niche, plan 3–4 concepts across the awareness stages your buyers are actually in, and build 10 checked static ads on your own products. They land in your Google Drive inside 72 hours with the primary text ready to paste into Meta. A real person answers your email. Every ad carries the redo promise.
What you send, what comes back, and why the ads are built the way they are. Captioned throughout, so it works with the sound off.
Get my 10 ads for £67 →£67 today · delivered in 72 hours · the redo promiseYour name and email, then the order page. Nothing is charged on this step.
Your targeting is fine. Your product is fine. What keeps breaking is supply: you cannot make new creative as fast as Meta burns through it.
You have one ad that works. You have had it for a while. Every week it costs a bit more to get the same result, and you already know why, because you have watched it happen before.
So you go looking for the next one. A creator quotes £150 a video and wants the product posted to them. An agency quotes a retainer that starts in the thousands and comes with a call every Tuesday. The AI tool you signed up for produces something in nine seconds that you then spend an hour fixing, and you still do not know whether the idea behind it was any good.
So most weeks you make them yourself. Canva, late, after everything else is done. You change the headline, move the product, export it, and it performs about the same as the last one, because it is the same idea wearing a different jumper.
And underneath it there is the bit nobody says out loud: you are guessing. Nothing tells you whether the concept you just built has ever worked for anyone, in your category, for longer than a fortnight. You are producing volume without evidence, and volume without evidence is just a faster way to spend the budget.
Not a tool you have to learn. Not a retainer. Not a creator you have to brief and chase. One pipeline that starts from ads which have already survived in your category, and ends with finished ads in your Drive.
You answer five questions and upload three to six product photos. That is your whole input, and it takes about five minutes.
We research the ads in your category that have been running 60 days or longer and keep only the top 25%. Longevity is the filter, because an ad nobody would keep paying for stops running. We never reuse their words or their images. We take the structure: the hook shape, the format, the objection it answers, the stage of buyer it talks to.
From that we plan three to four concepts, deliberately spread across at least three awareness stages, so you are not launching ten versions of the same argument at a buyer who has already heard it. Then the pipeline builds ten ads, in up to ten different formats, using your products and your colours.
And the part most people skip: every ad comes with its working shown.
The Creative Strategy Report tells you which long-running ad each concept was modelled on and why it works, which awareness stage each ad is aimed at, which format was chosen and why, which of your photos it used, and what our quality gate held back. You can disagree with it. That is the point. You cannot disagree with a black box.
This is new, and there is no wall of five-star reviews on this page. Inventing one would be a strange way to open a service whose whole promise is that nothing in your ads is made up.
What there is instead is the output. Four demo brands, built end to end by the same pipeline you would be buying, with nothing touched by hand afterwards:
So here is the real question. Next month, do you want to be sitting in Canva at half nine at night making version eleven of the ad that used to work? Or do you want ten new ideas in your Drive on Thursday, each one with a note explaining where it came from?
You do not have an ad problem. You have a supply problem, and it is solvable for £67.
One continuous take through a finished pack in the Drive folder, exactly as it arrives. No presenter, no voiceover, no cuts. What you are judging is the thing you actually receive.
We do not film the build itself. What is on your screen at the end is the part you paid for; how it is made is ours.
Published figures from the sources linked below, and our own demo output. A method you can check, not a promise of your result.
The likelihood of a conversion drops by roughly 45% once someone has seen the same ad four times. Frequency is not a rounding error, it is the thing quietly taking your return away.
Source: Meta, Analytics at Meta, 2023
The creative itself drives nearly half of incremental sales — more than targeting, more than reach. Which means the cheapest lever you are not pulling is having more ideas.
Source: NCSolutions, 2023
A typical short-form UGC video from a creator. To test twenty new ads a month that way, the maths stops working before the creative does.
Source: Billo, 2025
Where agency retainers that produce creative monthly typically start. You also buy the calls, the approvals and the account manager.
Source: Darkroom, 2026
Generative tools produce volume instantly and quality unevenly. The gap between "generated" and "launchable" is where the evening goes. That gap is what the quality gate exists to close.
Source: HubSpot, 2025
Four fictional demo brands taken from a five-question brief to a finished, checked pack by the same pipeline you would buy. Every example on this page came out of it. Look at them and decide.
Source: Outlast demo packs, September 2026
One pack. Four things every single ad carries.
| Every ad carries | Where it comes from | Written in your report |
|---|---|---|
| The winner it is modelled on | An ad in your category that has run 60+ days, top 25% by longevity | Named, with a link to the original |
| Its awareness stage | Where that buyer is, from "has not noticed the problem" to "ready to buy" | Stated per ad |
| Its concept | The specific buyer and problem behind that group of ads | One paragraph per concept |
| Its format and photo | Chosen to suit the message, from up to ten formats, using your own product shots | Format named, photo identified |
Four columns, filled in once per ad, so you can tell a colleague why an ad exists in about forty seconds.
Four minutes of your time. Seventy-two hours of ours. Four steps, and you are only in the first one.
The whole input. We cannot start without the photos, and everything we are allowed to claim comes from question four.
Plus 3–6 product photos on a plain background, and your logo if you have one.
We look at the ads running in your category, filter by how long they have been live, and keep only the ones that have earned their place.
| Step | Rule | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Filter | Running 60+ days | Ads somebody is still choosing to pay for |
| Rank | Top 25% kept | The strongest of those, not the average |
| Read | Structure only | Hook shape, format, objection, stage. Never their words or images |
| Plan | 3–4 concepts | Different buyers and problems, not one idea restyled |
| Spread | 3+ awareness stages | Ads for people at different distances from buying |
AI makes the volume. The quality gate does the judging. Anything that fails is rewritten or rejected, and what it caught is written into your report.
The pack lands in your own Google Drive: ten ads, the primary text for each one, and the Creative Strategy Report. You launch them yourself, one ad set per concept.
Real output from four demo brands, straight from the pipeline: POV posts, comparisons, editorials, how-it-works steps, spec labels and more.











Demo brands are fictional. Images are AI-generated from product references. Your pack uses your own product photos.
Every pack comes with a Creative Strategy Report, written in plain English for someone with no marketing background.


Report from our fictional Hobnook demo pack.
Everything in the £67 pack, line by line. Nothing here is a teaser, a drip feed or something sold to you again on a call.
4:5 feed format, in up to ten different formats across three to four concepts. Your product, your colours, your offer. Built from your own photos, not stock.
The ads in your niche that have run 60 days or more, filtered to the top 25%, read for structure only. Linked so you can see the originals for yourself.
Three to four concepts, deliberately aimed at buyers at different distances from buying, so the pack is not ten arguments with the same person.
Plain English, no jargon. The winners we learned from, the concepts, the stage each ad targets, the format choice, the photo used, what the gate held back, and how to launch and review.
Written to match each ad and each awareness stage, ready to paste straight into Meta. No rewriting, no second tool.
Six checks every ad has to pass before it reaches you: traceable, no invented claims, no fake people, readable in a scroll, Meta-safe wording, visually reviewed. Failures are rewritten or rejected, and it is written down.
A folder of your own, organised, with the ads, the text file and the report. No portal to log into, no zip to wrestle with.
Not a chatbot and not a community nobody reads. You email us and the person who built the pipeline answers, every working day.
If any ad in your pack breaks one of our quality rules, tell us within 14 days and we rebuild it free. We promise ads delivered, checked and ready to launch. We cannot promise sales, and nobody honest can.
One payment. No subscription. Delivered in 72 hours.
Get my 10 ads →£67 once · 72 hours · the redo promiseElsewhere figures from the sources cited above: freelancer rates for ten ads, and typical costs for research, planning, reporting and ad copy bought separately. They are what this work is priced at elsewhere, not a discount we are giving you.
Everyone else sells you a tool and leaves you to make the ads.
We make the ads, and we show you our working on every one.
All of it for £67.
One payment. UK VAT included, with a proper VAT invoice by email.
Get my 10 ads →It is the strongest thing anyone says against an offer like this, and it is said loudest by people who sell creative volume for a living. They are right. Twenty ads with no thinking behind them are twenty pieces of junk, and they will lose you money faster than two good ones.
Three or four concepts per pack, each one a specific buyer with a specific problem. The format is chosen to suit the concept. Never the other way round.
Ten ads all shouting at the same stage of buyer is not ten tests, it is one test run ten times. Your pack covers at least three.
Every claim traces back to something you ticked on your brief. That is a limit on us, not on you.
The Creative Strategy Report names the concept, the stage and the reason behind every single ad. If the thinking is not there, you can see that it is not there.
Which is the honest version of the pitch: volume is what makes testing possible. Thinking is what makes it worth doing. You need both, and most of what is sold in this market gives you exactly one.
| Freelancer | Agency | DIY AI tool | Outlast | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost for 10 ads | £600–900 | £3,750+/month | £10–100/month + your time | £67 |
| Built from long-running winners | ✕ | Sometimes | ✕ | ✓ |
| Your time needed | Briefs and revisions | Calls and approvals | Hours of fixing | 4-minute form |
| Quality-checked before delivery | Varies | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Tells you why each ad exists | ✕ | Sometimes | ✕ | ✓ |
| Turnaround | 1–2 weeks | 2–4 weeks | Instant, half usable | 72 hours |
Freelancer range from UK/US advertiser reports, 2026. Agency from Darkroom, 2026. AI output quality from HubSpot, 2025.
The nine things people ask before they buy, each answered in under a minute. Tap any one to play. Narrated, captioned, and you can read every one of them in writing further down instead.
If any ad in your pack breaks one of our quality rules, tell us within 14 days and we'll rebuild it free. We promise ads that are delivered, checked and ready to launch. We can't promise sales, and nobody honest can. If we haven't delivered inside 72 hours of receiving your brief and photos, email us and you get your money back.
Your product page, three to five photos, and a short form: who buys it, the one thing it does for them, and — the part that matters — a tick-list of what you can honestly claim. About four minutes. We work out your colours, your tone and your category from your page, so we do not ask you for those. We cannot start without the photos.
Two ways, and every ad in your report says which. Product-led designs use your own photo with the background removed, so it is exactly your product. Lifestyle scenes are AI-generated with your photo as the reference, so fine details like logos or stitching can differ slightly; if any scene doesn't match your product, we redo it free. Best results: a plain, light background, front and angled views, at least 1500 pixels wide, and photos you own.
The winning ads we learned from and why they work, the concepts we chose, which buyer awareness stage each ad targets, why each format was picked, what our quality checks held back, and how to launch and review your ads.
Product-led ads use your real photo, cut out. Lifestyle scenes are AI-made from your photo, with no AI people, and every finished ad is checked for glitches before it's delivered.
No. We study why long-running ads work (the structure, hook and format) and build new ads for your product. We never reuse their words or images.
No. Ad results depend on your offer, page and budget. We guarantee the ads are delivered, pass our quality checks and are ready to launch.
No. It is a one-off payment for one pack. There is a monthly option later in the funnel if you want fresh ads every month, and you never have to take it.
Yes, and it is better you know now. We don't build for health, supplements or medical products, finance and credit, crypto and trading, gambling, tobacco, vaping or CBD, alcohol, weapons or adult. Those sit under Meta's restricted or special ad rules, where one wrong word in an ad becomes your problem rather than ours. The brief form asks your category and stops you there rather than after we have taken your money — and if one slips through, you are refunded in full the same working day.
Yes to both. Every price on this page includes UK VAT, so the number you see is the number you pay. You get a numbered VAT invoice by email, not just a card receipt, and if you are buying as a business you can enter your VAT number on the payment page.
Email hello@outlastads.com within 14 days if we haven't delivered. One email, no forms.
One payment. No subscription. One five-minute brief and the pipeline does the rest.