AI Media Buyer By Creatify - Your ads, managed by AI that gets smarter daily.
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Every media buyer knows the ritual: five dashboards, three hours of reports, still guessing what to do next. Creatify AI Media Buyer connects to your Meta, Google, AppLovin and TikTok ad accounts and does what a human buyer does audits campaigns, finds spend that's quietly bleeding, spots what's scaling, and acts on it. It generates new creatives from your actual winners and launches them, all through chat. And it remembers your account history, so its recommendations compound over time.
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Creatify
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Yinan, founder of Creatify.
Quick backstory: we've spent 3 years building Creatify. Started with URL to video, then avatars, Ad Clone, and a full creative agent. 3M+ users have used the platform.
But one thing kept bothering me. Our users would make great ads, launch them, then go back to staring at dashboards for hours trying to figure out what was working. The creative side was solved. The media buying side was still manual, scattered, and slow.
So we built AI Media Buyer an agent that plugs into your ad accounts and actually does the work.
How it runs:
Connects to your Meta, Google, and TikTok accounts (OpenAI ad accounts too now 🤫). Reads every campaign, finds what's scaling and what's quietly bleeding spend.
It doesn't just alert you. It acts recommends what to cut, what to scale, and can generate new creatives from your winners and launch them in one loop.
It remembers your account and past conversations. Recommendations compound the more you use it.
Cross-references your ad data with Stripe and CRM, so you see real numbers, not just Meta's attribution.
The part I'm most proud of: this is the only AI media buyer with a built in creative engine. Most tools stop at "here's what happened." Ours finds a winning hook, makes variations, and launches them. No other tool does that.
One early user found a campaign they'd paused was actually producing their highest-value buyers Meta was undercounting it. The agent caught it.
I'll be in the comments all day. What's the most painful part of managing your ad accounts right now?
@nyn531 What always burns me when I hand paid spend to an automated system is the learning phase, where it quietly torches budget figuring out what converts. Can I cap daily spend and lock which creatives it's allowed to test, or does it need free rein to get smart? Curious how much manual override you left in for the operator.
Creatify
@artem_fedorovich Great question. It's a copilot experience. It will ask for your approval before making any actions to your account. You can create "routine" within the AI media buyer and a routine can run a playbook defined by you such as cap daily spend etc.
Creatify
Hey PH 👋 Chaz here, CTO/co-founder at Creatify.
Wiring an LLM to ad APIs over MCP is a weekend project now. Making the agent good is the hard part, and that's where the work went.
Three things that ate my time: getting it to genuinely understand account structure — hierarchies, budget inheritance, what each knob actually does, because get that wrong and every downstream call is confident nonsense; wiring it into our creative agent so the loop actually closes (spotting a dead creative is easy, being able to regenerate it in the same system is the part most tools can't do); and getting it to shut up, so it hands you the call and the reason instead of six paragraphs.
If you've burned real budget on ads, come try to break it. Most interested in where it misreads an account. 🙏
congrats. quick question: how do you balance automation with account-specific strategy? For example, can I set guardrails like target ROAS, audience exclusions, or preferred creative styles so the AI's actions align with our brand and long-term goals?
Creatify
@swati_paliwal Thanks! Yes, you can set constraints like target ROAS and exclusions, and the agent works within them when it recommends. On creative style, it learns from your account: it generates from your actual winners, so brand direction comes from what's already performing. And nothing executes without your approval, so strategy alignment gets checked on every action, not just at setup.
how does this handle attribution windows? meta's 7-day click vs what stripe actually shows never matches for us
Creatify
@elle_go Yeah, this mismatch is basically why the Stripe/CRM connection exists. Instead of trusting Meta's 7-day click as truth, the agent pulls what actually hit your revenue and reads performance against that. That's how the paused campaign story in the founder comment happened Meta's window was undercounting a campaign that Stripe showed was producing the highest value buyers. So recommendations get made off real numbers, not platform reported ones.
As a Paid Ads Growth Manager, I manage growth across Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, and other channels. Surprisingly, most of my time isn’t spent launching campaigns—it’s spent analyzing data, comparing performance across platforms, identifying opportunities, and making hundreds of optimization decisions every week.
What impressed me most about AI Media Buyer is that it goes far beyond dashboards. It helps turn data into actionable decisions. From performance analysis and strategy recommendations to creative generation and optimization, it feels like a true AI co-worker rather than just another AI tool.
I’ve been fortunate to see this product evolve from the early days, helping refine the ads strategies behind it. Today, the quality of its recommendations is genuinely impressive, and it’s already become part of our internal workflow.
I truly believe AI Media Buyer is changing how paid advertising gets done. The future isn’t AI replacing marketers—it’s AI and marketers making better decisions together.
Huge congratulations to the Creatify team on the launch! 🚀
congrats on the superb launch! Curious how it decides something is actually a winner before it scales budget into it. What window and what signal does the agent trust before it commits spend?
Creatify
@artstavenka1 Thanks Art Stavenka 🙏 Two parts: it doesn't trust platform numbers alone, winners get verified against what actually hit Stripe/CRM, since Meta's 7-day click and real revenue often disagree. And it never commits spend on its own it shows the signal and reasoning, recommends the scale, you approve. The trust call stays with you, not a buried threshold.
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
As I understood from this page, your tool can create an AI creative ad (people, objects, etc.).
I like that it is a "full" service, but aren't people complaining about "too much AI" in the ads?
We are trying to use it less in creatives and also in our onboarding process because our possible minimalist phone users wrote us messages that they changed their mind to purchase the app just because we used AI visuals. They would rather skip the purchase.
Creatify
@busmark_w_nika Totally fair for an audience buying a minimalist phone, AI polished visuals backfiring makes complete sense. One thing worth separating though: a lot of the "too much AI" reaction comes down to which tools and what workflow. The overexposed, over clean, plastic look is what cheap single shot generators produce.
Our pipeline picks models per scene, paces each clip to the script, and can keep the output deliberately raw UGC style, imperfect on purpose, which is exactly what doesn't trip people's AI radar. And a lot of the value never shows in the creative anyway: scripts, hook testing, spend decisions. Curious was the pushback about AI people specifically, or even AI product shots?
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
@gourav_chhabra2 It was about AI-generated people in the videos – they didn't like the AI concept behind "calm app"
Congrats on the launch!🚀 Automating both ad creation and media buying is an interesting direction. Curious......how much control do users have over the AI's campaign decisions?
Creatify
@worksforme Thanks! Full control, the agent audits and recommends, but every campaign action (cutting, scaling, launching creatives) goes through your approval before it executes. Think of it as an analyst that preps the decision and shows its reasoning; you stay on the trigger. It also remembers preferences you give it in chat, so the recommendations bend toward how you actually run your account.
@gourav_chhabra2 I like that approach. Keeping the human in the loop while still benefiting from AI recommendations feels like the right balance, especially when real ad spend is involved. Thanks for explaining!
Creatify
@worksforme real spend is where "human in the loop" stops being a buzzword 😄 Appreciate you checking us out.
It looks really useful. How has it been working for people who create videos regularly? I'm wondering if the quality stays consistent across different types of content.
Creatify
@hamza_afzal_butt Thanks Hamza! Consistency is mostly a model selection problem, different content types need different models, and the pipeline picks per scene rather than forcing everything through one generator. That's a big part of why output holds up across product demos vs. UGC style vs talking head formats. On the Media Buyer side there's also a feedback angle: it generates from your actual winners, so new creatives inherit what's already proven on your account. That said, the trial's the honest answer connect it and see what it makes from your product. 🚀
Wow Yinan! Love what you're doing here. Ads are evolving and you're making it so easy and powerful. I'm sure many founders gonna take the most of Creatify. All the best here!
Creatify
@german_merlo1 Appreciate it! We are just getting started. Please give a try and let me know for any feedback!