You send a photo of your product. You get ten finished ads back in 48 hours. That is the whole service.
Most creative work stalls in the setup. This does not have a setup.
One picture of the product you want to sell. The one off your website is fine.
Built around your actual product, from your actual photo. Not a stock version that looks close enough.
Sized for feed and stories, ready to upload. Two rounds of changes if something is off.
Feedwork makes the creative. It does not touch your ad account, your budget, or your strategy.
From the photo landing in the inbox to finished files going back out.
Built from your own photography, so the label, the finish and the shape are yours.
No logins, no partner access, no admin on your ad account. Ever.
Feed and stories, composed separately rather than cropped from one file.
If something looks wrong, say so and it gets rebuilt. No change orders.
Full commercial rights on everything delivered. Use them anywhere, forever, including in print and on your own site.
No account manager, no junior handoff. You talk to the person making the work, which is why it moves in days instead of weeks.
Client work goes here once the client says it can. Nothing gets posted without permission, including yours. Ask and you will get samples sent directly instead.
Price follows what you sell. A $40 candle and a $9,000 grill are not the same job to advertise.
No contract, no minimum, no onboarding fee. Stop whenever you want.
Yes, generated from your own product photos, which is why the product comes out looking like yours instead of a generic version of it. Every asset gets checked by hand before it goes out. Anything that does not look right does not ship.
No, and it is not offered. Feedwork delivers files. You or whoever runs your ads uploads them. Nobody here needs a login, partner access, or admin on anything.
No. Media buying is a different job and it is not this one. If you already have someone running your ads, they get more to work with. If you do not, the files still work whenever you start.
Then it gets rebuilt, that is what the two revision rounds are for. And it is why the first one is free: you see exactly what you are buying before any money moves.
A photo of the product and the name of it. If you have a current offer or a discount code worth putting in the ad, that helps. Nothing else, and there is no form to fill out.
No. Anyone who promises you ad performance without controlling your product, your price, your landing page and your budget is guessing. Feedwork promises finished files, on time, that look like your product. That is the part that can actually be guaranteed.
48 hours from the photo arriving. If a batch is going to be late you get told before the deadline, not after.
The first one is free and there is nothing attached to it. If it is not good, keep it anyway and that is the end of it.