Cutroom
By industry
Every category has its own hooks and its own rules about what you may say. Here is both.
Supplement video ads that pass review, cut from *one phone take*
Supplement video ads live or die on the claim you make about the formula. This page shows which openings pass review, how one phone take becomes a finished ad for about 110 credits, and why a flagged line is a deletion instead of a reshoot.
Skincare video ads that sell *without a before-and-after photo*
Skincare video ads sell best when they answer a real objection, not when they show a before-and-after photo platforms restrict. This page shows how your comments write the hooks, how one take becomes a finished ad, and what twelve ads cost, about 1,350 credits.
Fitness app video ads that bring in users *who stay past day 30*
The hook of a fitness app ad decides whether you buy users who stay or users who cancel by day 30. This page shows which hooks survive platform review, how one take becomes a finished ad, and what twenty hooks cost, about 2,200 credits.
Fashion video ads that answer the fit question *and cut your returns*
Fashion video ads sell more and come back less when a person explains the fit out loud. This page shows how one afternoon of spoken fit reads covers a whole drop, and what twenty-two ads a month costs, $39.99 on the Basic plan.
Jewellery video ads that tell the buyer *exactly how big the piece is*
Jewellery video ads sell when someone says out loud how big the piece actually is, because size doubt kills a sale before price does. This page shows the sentence that answers it, how one maker take becomes a finished ad, and what twenty ads for December cost, about 2,200 credits.
Pet product video ads carried by the owner talking, *not the pet performing*
Pet product video ads ship on schedule when the owner talks on camera and the animal only appears when it cooperates. This page shows why owner-led ads beat pet montages, how one take becomes a finished ad, and what twenty ads cost, about 2,200 credits.
Home and kitchen ads that open on *the problem, not the product*
Home and kitchen video ads stop the scroll when they open on the household problem, not the appliance. This page shows who should say it, how one demo shot plus twelve short reads becomes twelve ads, and what that costs, about 1,350 credits.
B2B video ads that name the buyer's problem *before a screen appears*
Cold B2B SaaS video ads work when a founder names the buyer's problem before any interface appears. This page shows how one founder take becomes a finished ad, where your demo capture belongs in the cut, and what twelve ads cost, about 1,350 credits.
Beauty video ads that answer shade and wear *on a real face*
Beauty video ads sell when a real person applies the product on camera and reports the shade and the wear honestly. This page shows how one application take becomes a finished vertical ad, and what covering a whole shade range costs, about 1,350 credits.
Electronics video ads that open on *the annoyance the gadget fixes*
Electronics video ads win cold viewers by opening on the annoyance the gadget fixes, not on a spec. This page shows how one hands-on take becomes a finished ad, and how twenty-two ads a month put creative on every product in the catalogue.
Finance app video ads that build trust *and survive compliance review*
Finance app video ads earn trust when one real person speaks plainly, and every word clears compliance before it runs. This page shows how a flagged line becomes a deletion instead of a re-edit, and what twelve ads cost, about 1,350 credits.
Food video ads where the bite lands on *the exact word that describes it*
Food and beverage video ads sell when someone eats the product on camera and the shot lands on the exact word being spoken. This page shows how one take becomes a finished ad, how to place your own footage by highlighting a phrase, and what a month of ads costs.
Course video ads that teach one small thing, *because buyers judge the teacher first*
Online course video ads sell when the teacher teaches one small thing on camera, because buyers judge the person before the syllabus. This page shows how one teaching take becomes a finished ad, and what twenty launch openings cost, about 2,200 credits.
Wellness video ads built on *real people telling their own story*
Wellness video ads convert when a real customer describes their own week on camera. This page shows what makes a testimonial believable, how one unscripted three minute take becomes a finished vertical ad, and what twenty of them cost, about 2,200 credits.
One take in. A finished ad out. See it on your own footage before you decide anything.