Your AI Copilot for Meta Ads
Ask Blot to
Pull the competitor ads already winning in your market.
Turn a product photo into ads that sell.
Plan, launch, and scale. You approve every move.
Tell Blot what to do,
and Blot will get it done.

Drop your URL. I pull your colors, logo, and voice into a brand kit.

Audience, budget, and targets. You sign off before anything runs.

I push them straight to Meta. Live in one click, once you approve.

Daily checks. I bring you the next move with the reasoning attached.
Claude with Meta MCP can take actions, but it starts fresh every time. Blot is built around your account:
Right now Blot serves DTC brands running their own Meta ads. We're expanding soon, and service businesses are next. Anyone can join the waitlist today, and we'll reach out as we open up to your space.
Blot only does what you want. It surfaces recommendations, but never launches, changes, or kills anything without your approval. And it won't run 24/7 on its own.
No. Blot recommends budget moves grounded in your business, your product margins, your market research, and how your campaigns are performing, never generic rules. You approve every one. When to scale a winner or cut a loser is always your call, and your spend never changes without your sign-off.
Yes, but not from a blank prompt. Blot is strong at working from what you have. Remove or swap backgrounds, turn a product photo into ad variations, and polish existing assets. You can also upload your own images or import them from Canva.
For now, yes. Blot runs Meta ads (Facebook and Instagram) at launch. It connects to Shopify for product and order data, and Canva for assets. More ad platforms are coming after launch.
No. Blot isn't an always-on agent that sits in the background and burns through usage. It only works when there's a reason to. Run it on demand, or set a schedule like twice a day, and Blot checks in then and nothing more. No idle compute, no runaway bills.
It's 2026. Running ads should be easy, and Blot makes you better at it than ever.
Stop guessing. Start scaling.