Turn product facts into a creative system, without inventing the proof.
A 12-stage operator workflow for ecommerce teams that need campaign strategy, image and video briefs, controlled copy, creative QA, and a 30-day test plan.
Outcome boundary: complete campaign-pack structure, not guaranteed sales or platform approval.
- 01Product contextCompile inputs and stop on missing facts.
- 02Buyer truthMap jobs, tensions, and creative implications.
- 03Campaign briefSet objective, message, proof, and exclusions.
- 04Concept matrixCreate and balance twelve testable routes.
- 05Product image briefsSpecify executable image-generation plans.
- 06Listing image setBuild a channel-ready ecommerce sequence.
- 07Short-video storyboardDefine beats, shots, prompts, and edit.
- 08UGC creator briefStructure three grounded creator routes.
- 09Copy matrixControl hooks, body copy, and calls to action.
- 10Creative preflightAudit claims, continuity, and release safety.
- 1130-day test planSet hypotheses, sequence, and stop rules.
- 12Results to learningTurn recorded results into the next brief.
01 / LICENSE FIT
Choose the smallest license that fits the job.
Three factual questions. No invented seat limits, popularity claims, or upsell logic.
02 / OPERATOR PROOF
Proof before promise.
Commercial operator proof on three owned ecommerce products, two runs each. Total recorded workflow time was 653 seconds. Seven visuals were attempted, one invented-object defect was rejected, and six were accepted after full-resolution inspection. This is workflow evidence, not a revenue or ROAS guarantee.
Source facts
Fact lock
Strategy
Creative briefs
QA unsupported object → reject
Test plan
03 / SCOPE
Start free. Pay for the operating system.
Free fact-lock sample
- Evidence-gated fact extraction
- BLOCK / REPAIR claim QA
- Two owned fixture examples
- Deterministic verifier
Paid 12-stage library
- Buyer truth, campaign strategy, and 12 concepts
- Image, listing, video, and UGC briefs
- Controlled copy system and creative QA
- 30-day test plan and learning loop
04 / PRICING
Buy the license that matches the work.
One-time founding validation offers. Prices are in USD.
Core
$49
For personal commercial use inside your own business.
- Full prompt workflow
- Quick-start map
- One worked example
- Personal commercial use
- 12 months of version updates
Pro
$99
For deeper production work and more implementation support.
- Everything in Core
- Three worked examples
- Model-specific image and video variants
- Troubleshooting map
- ApexPrompt-ready payload
- 12 months of version updates
Agency
$249
For agencies and operators delivering the finished work to clients.
- Everything in Pro
- Use for client delivery
- Editable client intake
- Client handoff and QA checklist
- No resale or redistribution of the library
Secure Stripe checkout. Automatic tax, billing address, business identity, tax ID, phone number, and terms acceptance are collected at checkout. Delivery is manual so every paid order is verified before licensed files are emailed.
05 / BOUNDARIES
What this does and does not promise.
Does it guarantee sales?
No. It does not guarantee revenue, ROAS, legal compliance, platform acceptance, virality, perfect visual consistency, or any business outcome.
What do I need to provide?
Product facts and prohibited claims, audience, offer and price, brand voice, owned or licensed images, destination channel, campaign goal, known proof, visual constraints, and any known legal or platform restrictions.
Can I use it for client delivery?
Yes, with the Agency license. You may use the workflow in client delivery, but you may not resell or redistribute the underlying library.
What is in the free sample?
The fact-lock and creative-claim release gate, two owned fixture examples, and a deterministic verifier. Buyer strategy, concept generation, production briefs, test planning, and learning stages stay in the paid library.
Which AI tools do I need?
You need access to a capable text model. Image and video models are only required when you choose to produce those assets. Exact packaging or label reproduction still requires human inspection.