Stirling
Stirling creates static advertising from a product-page URL. Its official site describes scanning the page, building a creative brief, and generating several ad designs and copy angles for Meta. The service targets direct-to-consumer e-commerce stores that need product-focused ad variations.
Build a brief from the product page
You begin by pasting a product-page link. Stirling's Smart-Scan gathers the product name, selling points, target audience, and product assets into a brief. The publisher presents this as an automated workflow without writing prompts yourself.
Stirling then generates static ads with different hooks and angles. Its Ad Matrix lists approaches such as objections, comparisons, outcomes, use cases, and product ingredients. Those categories describe different ways to frame the same product, giving you multiple creative directions to consider rather than one fixed design.
Edit and publish the creative
The site lists a Magic Editor for changing ads after generation. It also supports direct publishing to Meta, naming Facebook and Instagram in its publishing description. Bulk publishing is part of the advertised workflow, so creating variations and sending them into a campaign can happen within the service.
The product focuses on static image ads. Its about page describes video, print, and billboard advertising as future ambitions. Those plans should be distinguished from the static-ad workflow documented on the current product page.
Compare a test with paid capacity
Stirling offers a test of three ads without a credit card. The homepage lists a $29 one-time pack for 25 static ads, with credits that do not expire. That pack includes URL-based generation, editing, and direct Meta publishing.
The displayed annual Starter and Pro offers advertise 1,200 and 3,600 image ads respectively, with unlimited brands and products. Pro adds priority support. The site's claims about winning ads, sales, and fast generation describe its marketing promise; the concrete features to compare are the product-page scan, creative variations, editing, and publishing access.