Iridea
Iridea generates campaign assets using a business website and a written brief. The service builds a brand file containing visual identity, voice, product imagery and site context, then uses it to prepare content for Meta, Instagram and other advertising surfaces. It is aimed at founders, marketers and creative teams managing repeated campaigns.
Give the campaign a clear brief
The Iridea product page describes website-based brand setup rather than starting each campaign with an empty image prompt. Prepare a brief that names the offer, audience and destination format. Include the product details that must remain accurate, so you have a concrete checklist when reviewing the output.
The service's features description covers format-specific plans, image and video assets, focused element edits and reuse of a saved brand. Reusing the brand file may suit a series of campaigns for the same business. Check that the saved identity still reflects your current logo, products and tone before using it for a new offer.
Separate setup credits from production
The captured pricing page lists a one-time brand-research cost of 150 credits and a cost of 40 credits for each delivered asset. Saved brands are free to reuse. The Free plan lists 500 credits per month; paid plans are Starter at $19 per month, Pro at $49 and Business at $129.
For one new brand, 500 credits minus the 150-credit setup leaves 350 credits. At 40 credits per delivered asset, that would cover eight assets if no other credit-consuming work is performed. This is an arithmetic example, not a guaranteed campaign allowance: the homepage also says credits cover edits and format adaptations. Check how those actions are charged before planning a batch.
Paid plans remove the iridea.ai watermark from downloads. A free account requires no payment card according to the homepage, which makes it possible to inspect the workflow before choosing a subscription.
Check the assets before publishing
Use the original product page and campaign brief as the reference for reviewing prices, claims and visual details. A recognizable brand style does not establish that generated text is correct or that a product image faithfully represents the item you sell. Review the destination platform's requirements before submitting an ad.
Read the current privacy and service terms before providing nonpublic campaign information. The retrieved pages explain the main workflow and credit structure, but they do not establish a conversion-rate improvement or replace an actual test with your own brand.