The creative analysis tool for a team of one
When you're the buyer, the strategist, and the reviewer, it's hard to catch your own blind spots. Adverdly scores every ad across 8 dimensions, maps the persuasion triggers, and hands you a priority fix before you spend a single dollar on it.
A second opinion when there's nobody to ask
Upload the creative, get an 8-dimension scored verdict with rationale in about 30 seconds. Catches the weak hook you stopped seeing three drafts ago and the offer that's buried below the fold.
Spend your budget on winners, not guesses
When you're running ads alone, a $300 creative test is real money. A pre-launch score tells you whether the hook, offer alignment, and trust signals are there before you put a single dollar behind it.
Persuasion mapping on every ad
See which psychological triggers (social proof, urgency, scarcity, authority) are strong, weak, or missing. Layer two or three naturally to strengthen the persuasion profile without sounding like a sales pitch.
See which of your ads actually earned their spend
Import your numbers and Set analysis ranks a batch against your own benchmarks, not generic averages. You find out which creative carried the month instead of guessing from a dashboard. Available on Pro.
Starts free. Solo plan is $9/mo
First 2 analyses are free, no card. Solo plan adds 25 credits per month, video ads, batch analysis, and 20MB uploads. Cancel anytime from your account page.
How solo marketers are using Adverdly
The workflow usually slots into three places in a week. First, the go/no-go moment before a new concept goes live: a scored verdict in 30 seconds is faster than sleeping on it, and it's cheaper than watching a weak hook burn $300 of test budget. Second, the Friday creative retro: pull up the underperformers and the scored 8-dimension rationale tells you where attention, offer alignment, or trust broke down, so the next batch isn't a re-run of the same mistakes. Third, the freelance client conversation: the client-ready PDF replaces the long Loom recording and the Slack thread of feature requests.
The solo advantage is speed. You don't need to brief a designer, align a creative team, or wait for anyone's calendar. Upload, read the score, ship the fix.
Why a scoring framework beats generic feedback
A chat window will tell you an ad is “strong” one day and “confusing” the next, with no memory of what it said last week. For a solo marketer that's the opposite of useful, because you're the only person keeping the thread together. The Adverdly Method scores every creative on the same 8 dimensions (hook and attention, visual hierarchy, messaging and copy, persuasion, CTA, platform fit, offer alignment, trust). Same framework, every time, with a rationale for each score and a priority fix at the top.
That consistency is what lets you build a review process you can trust when you're the entire review process.
Why not just use ChatGPT or a spreadsheet?
ChatGPT is great for ideation and copy variants. It's not a review framework. A spreadsheet of hunches isn't either. Adverdly gives you a repeatable score, a PDF deliverable, and a performance-data overlay that ties specific creative decisions to the metric they moved. See the full comparison →
Questions solo marketers ask
2 free analyses • no credit card