Six outputs from one brief. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and there is no limit on how many campaigns you plan.
Objective, audience, geo targeting down to the state, funnel path, budget split between testing and scaling, and a starting bid based on your vertical and country.
Curiosity, problem/solution, statistic, listicle, comparison, question, news-style, urgency, social proof and testimonial — written around your product, country and audience.
Every headline is scanned against Taboola and Teads editorial rules and flagged clear, manual review, or likely rejected — with the reason. Fix it before you submit, not after.
Concept, composition, why it works, and a ready-to-paste image prompt matched to each headline's angle. Hand it to a designer or straight to an image model.
All four stages with the reasoning attached — including which form fields earn their place and which ones are quietly costing you conversions.
Clicks, leads, CPL, cost per sale, ROAS, break-even CPL and break-even conversion rate — with a sensitivity grid and a profit curve that move as you drag.
Every projection in the simulator comes from five inputs and simple arithmetic. There is no black box, and knowing the formulas is worth more than the tool itself — they tell you which lever to pull when a campaign is losing money.
CPL is cost per click divided by landing page conversion rate. Budget does not appear anywhere in that equation. A campaign at ₹40 CPC and 4% conversion produces a ₹1,000 lead whether you spend ₹50,000 or ₹5,00,000. Raising the budget on a funnel that is not converting simply buys more expensive leads faster. Cheaper clicks or a better page are the only two levers.
Multiply your average sale value by the share of leads that close. That figure is the absolute ceiling for what a lead can cost. If a sale is worth ₹8,000 and one in ten leads closes, a lead is worth ₹800 — pay more than that and every extra lead deepens the loss. Most accounts that feel stuck are paying above this line without having calculated it.
Cutting CPC by 20% cuts CPL by 20%. Lifting conversion rate from 2% to 3% cuts CPL by 33%. The sensitivity grid in the simulator shows this directly — moving right across the columns almost always beats moving up the rows. This is why a week spent on the landing page usually returns more than a week spent on bid tuning.
Native platforms need volume before their optimisation is meaningful, and early CPC is almost always above the steady state while the algorithm explores placements. Plan for roughly 25 to 30 target-CPL worth of spend before treating any number as real. Campaigns killed in week one are usually killed on noise.
Every headline this tool produces is checked against the editorial rules that Taboola, Teads and Revcontent apply at review. The flags are not guesses about performance — they are the specific constructions that reviewers reject or escalate.
| Construction | Outcome | Write this instead |
|---|---|---|
| "Are you overweight?" — any second-person personal attribute | Rejected | Describe the group in third person |
| "Cures diabetes", "reverses hair loss" | Rejected | Name the category, not the outcome |
| "Earn ₹50,000 a month, guaranteed" | Rejected | Remove the figure and the guarantee |
| "One weird trick", "doctors hate him" | Rejected | State the actual mechanism |
| "Secret", "trick", "exposed" | Manual review | Usable, but expect delay |
| ALL CAPS words, "!!", "??" | Manual review | Sentence case throughout |
This tool gives you the same blueprint we start every client engagement with. If you would rather not spend the first ₹2 lakh learning which placements waste money, we run it for you.
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