Superscale

Superscale is an AI marketing agent that runs the full paid-advertising loop for performance teams, DTC and Shopify brands, mobile app companies, and agencies. From a single prompt or a product URL, it researches winning ads in your own account and across competitor ad libraries and builds a data-backed creative strategy. It then generates on-brand static and video creatives, including UGC-style videos with AI actors, and launches and manages the campaigns end to end. Superscale AI GmbH, based in Baunatal, Germany and founded in 2024, positions the product as an operating system for marketing rather than a single-point creative tool, with co-founder Patrick Haede as chief executive. The platform is organized around five connected workflows. Ad Research analyzes thousands of competitor and in-niche ads through a Meta Ad Library connection to surface trends and proven angles. Creative Strategy turns a goal into a data-backed plan, mapping the formats and hooks most likely to perform. Static and Video Ads produce on-brand creatives at volume, from static and CTA screens to UGC-style spokesperson videos and multi-scene video ads. Media Buying schedules and launches campaigns straight to Meta and Google, then manages budgets around the clock by cutting underperformers early and scaling winners. Analysis reads performance back from connected ad accounts so the agent keeps learning what works. Integration depth is the platform's strongest technical asset. Superscale connects natively and bidirectionally to Meta, Google Ads, and TikTok ad accounts, reading live performance data and pushing new campaigns out without manual exports, and it pulls product context from Shopify, the App Store, Lovable, and Base44. For teams building their own agent stacks, Superscale publishes an MCP server from the Pro plan, so external AI clients can connect directly into the platform. Rather than lock users to one model, Superscale integrates multiple third-party models and automatically routes each task to whichever performs best, including Sora 2 for video, and its AI actors speak more than twenty languages. Pricing is public and self-serve for the first three tiers, in US dollars and exclusive of VAT. Advanced is $99 per month with 8,000 credits, up to 250 AI generations, one brand, and two seats. Pro is $199 per month with 16,000 credits, 500 generations, Meta, Google, and Shopify integrations, MCP access, and up to five brands. Scale is $399 per month with 32,000 credits, 1,000 generations, up to fifteen brands, and a dedicated AI ads specialist. Enterprise starts at $799 per month with custom credits, SLAs, and a required sales call. There is no monthly-versus-annual toggle, so all published rates are month-to-month. The $99 Advanced plan is genuinely entry level. Ad-platform integrations, the MCP server, and multi-brand workspaces begin at Pro, and a human ads specialist and early model access only arrive at Scale. Usage is metered in credits, and a static ad and a video ad draw very different amounts, so heavy creative volume can move a team up a tier faster than seat count alone suggests. Documented customer outcomes are attributed to named accounts. Agency marketbirds reports a 540% increase in creative output, four-times-faster approval and launch, and a 26% relative uplift in click-through rate. Taxfix reports a click-through-rate increase of up to 45%, a 37% higher thumbstop ratio, and cost per acquisition down more than 20% while producing over 200 ads across Meta, TikTok, and Google. Superscale is not aimed at brand or content marketing outside paid social and search, and it is narrower than a full CRM or customer-support suite. Buyers weighing pure creative generators such as Arcads, Creatify, or HeyGen will find Superscale broader, because it also handles research and media buying, though those tools may suit teams that only need video output. As of Q3 2026 Superscale is an early-stage company. It raised a $5 million pre-seed round in June 2024 led by Creandum with participation from Interface and s16vc, and its flagship agent product launched in March 2026. Named customers include SumUp, Taxfix, and Blinkist. Independent review volume is still thin, with a claimed but unreviewed G2 profile and two five-star Capterra reviews, which holds the editorial score down until third-party evidence catches up with the product. The privacy policy states that customer prompts, images, and videos are used to improve the platform, with a GDPR right to object rather than a one-click opt-out.