Know which creative wins before media does.

Put every concept in front of AI twins of your actual audience. See what lands, why it lands, and what to change before the spend goes live.

See how it works

PROVEN AGAINST OUTCOMES

The signal holds up after launch.

Creative feedback is only useful if it points toward what real customers actually do. We test that connection against observed performance.

72%
chose the real winnerThe twin preference mirrored the ROAS ratio in the Mera creative test.
10 / 12
paired winners identifiedAcross a broader set of sponsored-content creative tests.
Why
comes with the answerSee the language, objections, and decision logic behind the choice.

THREE STEPS

Brief it. Run it. Make the call.

One Rehearsal takes a live creative decision from rough work to an audience-backed recommendation.

01 / BRIEF

Bring the work in progress.

Upload campaign concepts, static ads, storyboards, landing pages, or video. Then define the audience whose reaction matters.

01

02 / SIMULATE

Watch the audience respond.

Twins compare the options, explain what they notice, and surface the belief, hesitation, and language behind each choice.

02

03 / DECIDE

Ship with a clear read.

Get the winner, the reasons it won, and the edits most likely to improve it while the campaign can still change.

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MERA NYC

Twins picked the ad that produced higher ROAS.

A footwear brand had two very different directions. The result was already waiting inside the audience response.

Mera Ad A, the performance heel creative
Ad A2.52× observed ROAS
Mera Ad B, the comfort-first heel creative
Ad B3.53× observed ROAS

Before the media ran, the twins preferred Ad B. After launch, Ad B delivered the higher return.

72%of twins chose the real-world winner

In a separate test on a third ad, the twins also flagged the loser more than 90% of the time and diagnosed the reason it underperformed.

MORE THAN A SCORE

Keep the reasoning attached to the result.

A winner without an explanation does not help the next round. Rehearsals shows the decision and the audience logic that produced it.

Notice

What gets through

See the first message, image, or claim the audience actually takes away.

Understand

What creates belief

Find the proof, language, and lived context that makes the work feel credible.

Improve

What to change next

Return to the same cohort with a revision instead of starting a new recruit.

START A REHEARSAL

Put the next campaign through a Rehearsal.

Bring the creative and the audience. Leave with a decision your team can act on.