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Crush is an AI media buyer for e-commerce and local service businesses that creates, launches, tests, and optimizes Facebook and Instagram ads inside your own Meta ad account. Unlike AI ad creative tools that stop at image or video generation, Crush handles the full media buying workflow. It studies proven ads in the Meta Ad Library, rebuilds winning ad structures for your brand, and generates static images, product ads, UGC-style creatives, video ads, and ad copy using your colors, offer, product, and positioning. Crush then launches isolated tests, checks performance every eight hours, pauses ads above your target cost per sale, scales winners, and keeps fresh creatives in rotation. Built on media buying rules refined across $100M+ in ad spend, Crush gives small businesses an alternative to agencies and manual Ads Manager work. Plans start with 2, 4, or 8 week trials, followed by a monthly subscription.
Crush is an AI media buyer for Facebook and Instagram ads built for e-commerce businesses and local service companies. Unlike AI ad creative tools that stop after generating images or videos, Crush handles the full Meta advertising workflow: it creates static and video ads, launches campaigns inside your own Meta ad account, tests creatives, monitors performance every eight hours, pauses underperformers, scales winners, and keeps fresh ads in rotation. Crush studies successful ads in the Meta Ad Library, identifies proven creative structures and angles, then rebuilds them around your brand, product, offer, colors, and positioning. It can generate product ads, UGC-style creatives, videos, static images, and ad copy. Users set their target cost per sale or lead, approve creatives, and Crush manages the ongoing media buying based on that goal. It is designed for founders, e-commerce teams, marketers, and local service businesses that want professional Meta Ads management without hiring an agency or dedicated media buyer. Crush’s media buying system is based on processes refined across more than $100M in advertising spend.