Product · Performance Scoring

Know what will work before you spend a rupee.

Every variant is scored on predicted hook strength and ROAS before it launches - then the model learns from what actually happened.

The problem

Most creative decisions are still a guess

Which hook wins, which cut to scale, which variant to kill - without a predictive signal, teams find out only after real budget has already been spent finding out.

1.7MReach
2,840Conversions
4.0xProj. ROAS

How it works

Scored before launch, learned after

1

Every variant scored

Hook strength, predicted retention and projected ROAS are estimated before spend.

2

Compare side by side

Scores are ranked so the strongest concepts are obvious at a glance.

3

Machine trial on the top scorers

A small-budget live test confirms the prediction before full scale.

4

Results feed the next score

Live performance is fed back into the model, so scoring improves with every campaign.

Signals that build into one score

Four layers, one confidence score

Each layer sharpens the prediction - by the time a variant launches, the score reflects real signal, not a guess.

01

Hook strength

Predicted stop-scroll rate from the opening frame and first line.

02

Retention curve

Where viewers are predicted to drop off across the full cut.

03

Projected ROAS

Modeled return based on category benchmarks and past spend.

04

Live feedback loop

Real results feed back in, sharpening the score for the next brief.

Proof point

Trained on real ad performance

0Past ads the scoring model is trained on and counting
0Average ROAS across scored, launched campaigns

FAQ

Questions, answered

What is the score actually predicting?

A blend of predicted hook strength (stop-scroll rate), retention curve, and projected ROAS based on patterns from past campaigns in similar categories.

Does the model improve over time?

Yes - live results from every launched campaign feed back into the scoring model, so it's tuned to your account's actual performance, not just category averages.

Is a machine trial required before full launch?

It's the default recommendation on Growth and Scale, but you can skip straight to full launch at any time.

Stop guessing which creative will win.