What a product holds
Each product has a name, description, URL, imagery, and source. It can also hold context files, references, customer language, claims, offers, and restrictions that only apply to that product.Facts
What it is, who it is for, price or offer, features, benefits, objections, and proof points.
Visuals
Product photos, packaging, screenshots, UI, lifestyle shots, or reference footage.
Source
Where it came from: Shopify, Etsy, app store, website, landing page, or manual setup.
Creative rules
What must stay fixed, what can vary, and which claims or visuals are off-limits.
Add a product from its source
The easiest way to add a product is to import it. Superscale pulls in the details, and where they exist, the imagery and reviews too.| Source | What Superscale brings in |
|---|---|
| App Store / Google Play | App listing, metadata, screenshots, and reviews |
| Shopify · Etsy | Catalog, products, variants, collections, and imagery |
| Other stores | Product details researched from public pages |
| Website or landing page | Product and offer details from the page |
| Manual | Anything you add yourself |
Product, collection, or campaign?
Use the level that matches how the ad should reason.One SKU or app
One SKU or app
Create a product when accuracy matters: exact packaging, app UI, SKU, feature set, or offer.
A collection or category
A collection or category
If the ad sells a category, bundle, or collection, create a product-like entry for that collection and attach representative images.
A brand-level campaign
A brand-level campaign
If the ad is about brand positioning rather than one product, use brand context and say that in the task prompt.
A custom funnel or advertorial
A custom funnel or advertorial
If the real source is a landing page, Funnelish page, advertorial, membership page, or CSV/XML feed, add the page and manually attach the key product facts until a native connector exists.
Multiple products
A brand can hold as many products as you sell. Add them all and the agent can create for any one of them, or across your whole catalog, while keeping everything under one consistent brand. For multi-product ads, be explicit. Say whether the ad should feature one hero product, compare several products, promote a bundle, or sell a category. Attach the exact assets you want used, especially if the products look similar.Product accuracy checklist
Before spending credits on a product-heavy creative, make sure the product has:- The right product name and URL.
- High-quality product images or screenshots.
- Any packaging, logo, label, UI, or typography that must stay exact.
- The offer, price, bundle, or promotion if it matters.
- Claims and restrictions the agent must respect.
- A clear prompt saying what can change and what must not.
Next: Audiences & ICPs
Tell the agent who you’re selling to.