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The $39 Ad Teardown + 5 Hooks.

Send one link. Within 48 hours you get a written teardown of how your product is being sold in video today, 5 new UGC ad hooks scripted for it, and 1 AI creator still so you can see the look. All by email.

What you get

  • The teardown (2 to 3 pages). We review your current ads from the public Meta Ad Library (or, if you're not running any, your product page as an ad would need to sell it): what the first 2 seconds do, which angles you're using and which you're missing, claims that could get flagged, and the 3 changes we'd test first.
  • 5 scripted hooks. Opening lines plus the on-screen text and first shot for each, written for your product and your buyer, across 5 different angles.
  • 1 AI creator still. A single image of the kind of presenter and scene we'd use for your best hook.
  • $39 credit. Order the $149 Test Pack within 30 days of delivery and the full $39 comes off.

How it works

  1. Pay $39 by card through Stripe. Checkout asks for your store, product page or ad URL.
  2. On the next page, add your current best ad and anything we should know (optional).
  3. Your teardown and hooks arrive by email within 48 hours.

FAQ

What do I send you?

Just one link: your store, a product page or a live ad. Checkout asks for it, and after payment you can add your current best ad and anything else we should know.

When do I get it?

By email within 48 hours of payment, from hello@scrollstoplabs.io.

How does the $39 credit work?

If you order the $149 Test Pack within 30 days of receiving your teardown, we send you a Test Pack checkout link with $39 already taken off, so you pay $110.

Is this a call or a consultation?

No. It's a written document delivered by email. We never ask for calls.

Can I get a refund?

The teardown is non-refundable once work starts. If something in it isn't clear, reply to the email and we'll fix it.

Do you make the video ads too?

Not in the teardown. The video ads are the Test Pack: 3 ads with 9 hook versions in 72 hours. The teardown is the cheapest way to see how we think first.