Static ad creative for Meta, for ecommerce brands and the agencies behind them. Designed by hand, delivered monthly.
Send a brief with your objective, receive formatted assets ready to test.
Submit a brief through the workspace with your objectives, copy and any inspiration.
Your brief moves onto the board. Track progress and give feedback as it takes shape.
Receive your finished assets, formatted and ready to launch on Meta.
The creative is handled, so your team stays on strategy and performance.
Generative imagery breathes new life into existing product assets.
Submit brief
Concept
Receive assets
Submit a brief, track it on the board, give feedback inside the task.
Every brief moves across the board, status by status.
The same six things behind every package.
Briefs, progress, feedback and finals in one place.
Four variations, each in 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16.
Three rounds of feedback on every brief.
Designed by hand, with no juniors and no outsourcing.
Existing imagery enhanced with generative AI when a brief calls for it.
A fixed monthly rate. Cancel anytime.
Ad Studio is run entirely by Nathan Snell. Born out of years working with brands and marketing teams, it’s a service built to put one designer at the centre of every brief, drawing on a background across brand, packaging and performance creative.
Brands Nathan has worked with, on studio projects.
Ad Studio, an agency, or hiring in-house.
| Feature | Ad Studio | Agency | In-house |
|---|---|---|---|
| One designer on every brief | Included | Not usually | Included |
| One flat monthly rate | Included | Not usually | Not usually |
| Async, no meetings | Included | Not usually | Not usually |
| Twelve launch-ready assets per brief | Included | Sometimes, or at extra cost | Sometimes, or at extra cost |
| Direct access to the designer | Included | Sometimes, or at extra cost | Included |
| Cancel before the next cycle | Included | Not usually | Not usually |
“His understanding of ads, design and AI is second to none. He’s fast, knowledgeable and incredibly reliable. Work with Nathan whilst you still can.”
“He is not just skilled, but thoughtful and communicative. My company has worked with Nathan for years. I highly recommend him.”
“He brings a high level of sophistication to his designs and catches the small details that others often miss. Highly recommended.”
The same designer and workspace on every package. Only the number of briefs changes.
For brands increasing their static ad testing
£1,640/month
8 briefs a month
up to 96 assets
Get startedFor teams testing creative at volume
£2,400/month
12 briefs a month
up to 144 assets
Get startedFor agencies adding reliable ad creative across a small client roster
£3,500/month
16 briefs a month
up to 192 assets
across up to 3 client brands
For agencies scaling creative across more client brands
£4,900/month
24 briefs a month
up to 288 assets
across up to 4 client brands
For agencies running creative at volume across their portfolio
£6,400/month
32 briefs a month
up to 384 assets
across up to 5 client brands
Delivered white-label
Every asset goes out under your agency’s name, and briefs can be allocated across your clients as priorities shift.
Prices in GBP, billed monthly. Availability is limited on purpose, so a package may be waitlisted.
Ad Studio is built for two kinds of client: ecommerce brands running paid media on Meta who want consistent creative without the overhead of an agency or an in-house team, and agencies or media buyers who want white-label static creative across their client roster. Clients bring the vision or strategy, and Ad Studio handles the design from there. It probably isn’t the right fit for brands that aren’t running ads yet, for one-off requests, or for anyone after media buying or strategy work.
Each brief asks for an objective, target audience, copy, imagery, and any references worth working from, and the more context a client can share the stronger the output will be. Onboarding at the start covers brand assets, imagery, fonts, colours, and anything else needed to keep every brief on brand, for every brand involved.
Every brief produces up to 12 ready-to-use assets, with one concept explored through four design variations and each variation built in 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16, so every brief delivers twelve launch-ready ads in total. The number of briefs each month depends on the chosen package, from four to twelve on the brand packages and sixteen to thirty-two on the agency packages.
Pricing depends on the chosen package. Brand packages run from £900 to £2,400 a month and agency packages from £3,500 to £6,400, with both sets laid out in the packages section above. Ad Studio runs as a rolling monthly subscription, so each month is committed one at a time, and cancelling before the next cycle stops billing while any month already underway is seen through to completion. Spots are limited, so availability isn’t always guaranteed, and a spot left open after cancellation may not be there to come back to.
Yes. Agency packages deliver every asset under your agency’s name, across up to five client brands depending on the package, and briefs can be moved between clients as priorities shift.
Every brief is designed personally by Nathan, and Ad Studio runs with a small client roster on purpose so that each one receives the time and attention it deserves. Nothing is handed off to juniors, outsourced, or generated by AI.
No, every asset is designed by hand. AI is a powerful tool that opens up real creative opportunity, but it takes a tactful hand to use well, and here it’s used to extend and refresh existing imagery so that each client gets more out of the assets they already have, with every output directed and finished by a human eye.
No, Ad Studio is focused entirely on static ad creative for Meta, with no video or motion graphics included in the service.
Yes, Ad Studio runs on a monthly rolling basis with no contracts and no notice period, so cancelling from the workspace simply stops billing at the next cycle.
It comes down to one designer, direct access, a flat monthly rate, and async delivery, without the account managers, layered teams, or pitch decks that typically come with an agency engagement.