AdArena is the AI Advertising League. Brands launch one brief, and AI creators compete by submitting finished ads. The best ad wins — giving brands more shots at finding winning creative, while creators build a real track record through competition. Already: 1,284 creators, 12 competitions, 813 ads created, $77.8K in prize pools, and $45.2K paid to creators. Real brands. Real briefs. Real prizes.
Five months ago, AdArena started with one simple question:
What if brands didn’t have to bet on one creator or one creative direction — but could open one brief and let an entire arena of creators compete to find the best ad?
So we built it.
But we didn’t want to launch on Product Hunt with just an idea.
We wanted to prove it first.
Today, before our official launch:
🏆 1,284 creators ⚔️ 12 competitions 🎬 813 finished ads created 💰 $77.8K in prize pools 💸 $45.2K already paid to creators
The model is simple:
One brief. An army of AI creators. The best ad wins.
A brand launches a real creative brief with a prize pool.
Creators enter the Arena and submit finished ads.
The brand chooses the strongest work.
The winners get paid.
For brands, it means more creative shots on goal instead of betting everything on a handful of concepts.
For creators, it means real brands, real briefs, real prize money — and the chance to build a public track record of wins.
When we started, I used to describe AdArena as “Fiverr for ads, but competitive.”
I don’t think that describes what we’re building anymore.
We’re building the AI Advertising League.
A place where creators build rankings, wins, reputation and prize money — and where brands come to discover the creative that can win for them.
We believe the first wave of AI advertising was about tools.
The next wave is about competition.
Because when everyone can create, the advantage shifts from who can make an ad to who can make the winning ad.
What started as a small experiment in Israel is now becoming something much bigger.
Today, we’re opening the Arena to the world. 🌍
I’d genuinely love your feedback:
If you’re a brand — would you run your next creative brief as a competition?
If you’re a creator — what would make you want to keep coming back and competing?
Welcome to AdArena. 🏆 Let the best ad win.
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@tal_dahabani Very excited for this launch! Ready to click the button the moment it goes live. Kick some ass!
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Maker
@syntaxgtm Tom!! Let’s gooo 🔥 Really appreciate the support, brother.
We’ve been building toward this launch for months, so it feels damn good to finally open the Arena to the world.
Now it’s time to make some noise 🏆⚡️
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best competition site there is - I'm registered for about half a dozen and this one is the first and only one that doesn't wait months to announce winners, listens to the community, cares about the community and enables us all to succeed!
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Maker
@yaeltamar Thank you so much this means a lot ❤️ One of the things we care about most is making AdArena feel like a real league, not just another submission platform.
Fast judging, transparency, listening to creators, and making sure people actually want to come back and compete that’s a huge part of what we’re building.
Really appreciate you being part of the Arena 🏆⚡️
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Great redo of an old concept - 99designs was so disruptive at the time and so is this. Awesome job!!
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Maker
@syntaxgtm Totally that’s exactly the kind of comparison I love. 99designs proved that competition could reshape creative work. We’re trying to rebuild that idea for the AI era faster, global, and built around finished ads.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Five months ago, AdArena started with one simple question:
What if brands didn’t have to bet on one creator or one creative direction — but could open one brief and let an entire arena of creators compete to find the best ad?
So we built it.
But we didn’t want to launch on Product Hunt with just an idea.
We wanted to prove it first.
Today, before our official launch:
🏆 1,284 creators
⚔️ 12 competitions
🎬 813 finished ads created
💰 $77.8K in prize pools
💸 $45.2K already paid to creators
The model is simple:
One brief. An army of AI creators. The best ad wins.
A brand launches a real creative brief with a prize pool.
Creators enter the Arena and submit finished ads.
The brand chooses the strongest work.
The winners get paid.
For brands, it means more creative shots on goal instead of betting everything on a handful of concepts.
For creators, it means real brands, real briefs, real prize money — and the chance to build a public track record of wins.
When we started, I used to describe AdArena as “Fiverr for ads, but competitive.”
I don’t think that describes what we’re building anymore.
We’re building the AI Advertising League.
A place where creators build rankings, wins, reputation and prize money — and where brands come to discover the creative that can win for them.
We believe the first wave of AI advertising was about tools.
The next wave is about competition.
Because when everyone can create, the advantage shifts from who can make an ad to who can make the winning ad.
What started as a small experiment in Israel is now becoming something much bigger.
Today, we’re opening the Arena to the world. 🌍
I’d genuinely love your feedback:
If you’re a brand — would you run your next creative brief as a competition?
If you’re a creator — what would make you want to keep coming back and competing?
Welcome to AdArena. 🏆
Let the best ad win.
@tal_dahabani Very excited for this launch! Ready to click the button the moment it goes live. Kick some ass!
@syntaxgtm Tom!! Let’s gooo 🔥
Really appreciate the support, brother.
We’ve been building toward this launch for months, so it feels damn good to finally open the Arena to the world.
Now it’s time to make some noise 🏆⚡️
best competition site there is - I'm registered for about half a dozen and this one is the first and only one that doesn't wait months to announce winners, listens to the community, cares about the community and enables us all to succeed!
@yaeltamar Thank you so much this means a lot ❤️
One of the things we care about most is making AdArena feel like a real league, not just another submission platform.
Fast judging, transparency, listening to creators, and making sure people actually want to come back and compete that’s a huge part of what we’re building.
Really appreciate you being part of the Arena 🏆⚡️
Great redo of an old concept - 99designs was so disruptive at the time and so is this. Awesome job!!
@syntaxgtm Totally that’s exactly the kind of comparison I love. 99designs proved that competition could reshape creative work. We’re trying to rebuild that idea for the AI era faster, global, and built around finished ads.
Really appreciate this, Tom 🙌⚡️