Proven taste for ads.

Making ads is a commodity now. Any brand can generate a thousand a day.

What nobody sells is the judgment of which to make and which to run, with a record that proves the person making the call has been right before. taste.ad records it.

Hiring? Brands hire on the record.

The record

What taste.ad can verify about a strategist, set like a statement. Every figure carries the line that says how much of it is covered.

Ines Calder

A fictional strategist, AI drama and UGC. Every figure here is illustrative.

Verified spend directed

$412,800

Verified on 3 of 5 engaged brands

18 linked creatives, counted from the day each was linked

Share of account spend won

18.4%

Of $2,240,000 across 4 connected accounts, same days

Winner rate at $500 spend

31.0%

9 of 29 ads past $500

A winner beats the account's median CPA over the same days

How the share adds up

Spend on linked ads, verified$412,800
All spend on the same accounts, same days$2,240,000
Share won18.4%

CPA against the account

1.24×

vs the same account, same days

Above 1.00× is cheaper per purchase

ROAS against the account

1.16×

vs the same account, same days

Above 1.00× returns more

Self-certified

3 creatives the strategist linked themselves; not verified, not counted above

Self-certified spend: $18,200

Through 13 Oct 2026 · 86 days observed · first link 20 Jul 2026 · linked by 3 launch id, 9 file match, 5 name match, 1 confirmed by brand

Illustrative figures for a fictional strategist. A real record comes only from a brand's connected Meta ad account: taste.ad reads it, matches delivered work to the ads that ran it, and counts from the day each link is made.
Verified spend directed
Spend on ads in the brand's own account that are tied to the strategist's work, counted from the day each piece was linked.
Share of account spend won
That spend over everything the same accounts spent on the same days. A big account does not make a big record by itself.
Winner rate at a spend floor
Of the ads that spent at least $500, the share that beat the account's median cost per purchase.
Relative CPA
The account's cost per purchase over the strategist's, vs the same account, same days. Never an average across accounts.

Three doors, one submission

Deliver from whatever tool you already use. Every door makes the same submission, stamped with the workspace that made it.

  1. 1

    Upload

    Drop images and video onto a brand or an engagement, tag the format, and it is delivered.

  2. 2

    The API or the taste CLI

    POST /v1/submissions with a file or a URL from any pipeline, or from the terminal:

    taste submit ./ads/*.mp4 --brand haus --format ai_drama
  3. 3

    The workflow builder

    Typed nodes, wired freely, run in the background across your brands. It runs on your own provider keys or on taste.ad credits, and Copia and other platforms plug in as providers.

For strategists

  • Free to join.
  • Deliver from any tool, by upload, API or CLI.
  • Your taste recorded against the brand's own ad account.
  • Get paid through engagements, on the terms you agree with each brand.

For brands

  • Hire on proof, not on a portfolio of claims.
  • Approve every submission in one place.
  • Connect Meta read-only. taste.ad never changes a budget or an ad.
  • You decide whether you are named on a strategist's record.

What counts

Five rules every record follows.

Only ads we can tie to the work
Spend counts when taste.ad can link a delivered creative to an ad in the brand's own Meta account: the brand launched it from taste.ad, the file is the same file, the ad's library name starts with the file's name, or someone at the brand confirmed it.
From the day it was linked
Counting starts the day a creative is linked to an ad. Nothing before that is ever added, so the record never reaches back.
Self-certified stays apart
A strategist can say “this ran as that ad”. Those links are shown on their own line and are never added to verified spend.
Relative, never averaged
Cost per purchase and return on spend are compared with the same account over the same days, and only with 20 purchases on each side. There is no average ROAS across accounts: one number cannot mean the same thing for every account.
Coverage under every number
Each figure says how many of the strategist's engaged brands it covers. A brand that has not connected its account is counted as not covered, never as zero.