Deepsolv vs Superads: Pricing and What It Won't Decide

Superads prices by ad spend, and its own pages quote the annual rate two ways: $125 a month on the pricing page's yearly view, $120 a month in the help center. Over a year that is $1,500 against $1,440, so read the pricing page on the day you buy.

The price is the smaller question. A dashboard shows which ads won last month on Meta. Someone still has to turn that into next Monday's list of tests and a creative brief a designer can build from. That step decides whether spend turns into learning, and it is the job our platform does.

Below are the figures as Superads publishes them, a cost check you can run at your own spend, and a short test for which job you are buying. We publish this page and Deepsolv is one of the two products compared, so check our reasoning against the linked Superads pages.

• As of October 2026, Superads costs $150 a month, or $120 a month billed annually, for up to $100,000 in monthly ad spend, then $100 more per extra $100,000. To decide what to test each week, we recommend Deepsolv.
• The Superads bill follows combined spend across connected accounts, so an agency's clients add together.
• Price rarely decides this purchase: in our model the cost falls from 0.15% to 0.11% of spend across the spend levels in the table.
• Buy by job. A dashboard answers "what happened". A ranked weekly test plan answers "what do we make and test next".

As of October 2026, Superads lists its Professional plan at $150 a month, or $120 a month billed annually, for up to $100,000 in monthly ad spend, plus $100 a month for each additional $100,000 (Superads help center). Its pricing page shows the yearly view as $125 a month, billed $1,500 a year. Enterprise is custom.

What the meter counts, from those two pages:

• Spend counted: your total ad spend across all connected accounts in the last 30 days, including Meta (Facebook and Instagram), LinkedIn and TikTok.
• Adjustment: the price changes automatically each month, up or down, with your last 30 days of spend.
• Not counted: team seats, workspaces, reports and clients are unlimited on Professional and do not change the price.
• Included: unlimited reports, boards (shared visual workspaces) and workflows (automated report tasks), Superads AI, AI tagging (automatic labels on ads) and Inspiration (a library of example ads), with a free 14-day trial.
• Enterprise: custom pricing, booked through a demo, for organizations spending over $1 million a month or needing specific contract terms, invoicing, single sign-on (SSO) or an uptime service-level agreement (SLA).

What three checks should you run before paying?

1. Match the figures. Open the pricing page and the help center article side by side. Pass: both show the same monthly and annual figure. Fail: they differ, as they do in October 2026 ($125 against $120 a month, billed annually). Ask Superads in writing which applies.
2. Add up the spend you will connect. Total the last 30 days across every account. Pass: you can name each account and its spend. Fail: you priced only one account.
3. Spend the trial on a real decision. Pass: within 14 days the dashboard lets you list next week's tests without extra work. Fail: you finish with charts and no list.

At $100,000 in combined monthly ad spend Superads costs $150 a month, and each further $100,000 adds $100, so $500,000 costs $550. In our model, built from the help center figures, across the spend levels in the table, the cost falls from 0.15% to 0.11% of spend (rounded to two decimals) and approaches 0.10% at higher spend.

Our model: monthly cost = $150 + $100 × ((spend − $100,000) ÷ $100,000). Inputs are the monthly-billing price and the $100 increment. Assumptions: spend in whole multiples of $100,000, no annual discount applied.

Agencies feel the sum, not the client count. Ten clients at $50,000 each is $500,000 combined, which is $550 on this model, even though no single client passes the first tier.

At roughly 0.1% of spend, price rarely decides this purchase. What you do with the report does.

A reporting dashboard tells you what your ads did. A ranked weekly test plan, meaning tests ordered by priority, tells you what to run next. Superads describes itself as an "AI platform to analyze your ad campaigns, spot trends and make smarter creative decisions". We build the plan and the brief.

A creative is the image, video and copy of an ad. A creative brief is the instruction a designer or creator builds one from.

How do you test whether your gap is reporting or deciding?

This is our recommendation, not an industry standard. Open last week's report and write the next five tests, each with a reason drawn from the report. Pass: you finish in 10 minutes and could defend the order. Fail: you cannot rank them, or the reasons come from habit. Your gap is the decision, not the reporting. How to Analyze Facebook Ads and Choose Your Next Test walks through that decision by hand, and Facebook Ads Metrics shows which number answers which question.

For a Meta advertising team that already has reporting and needs to decide what to test each week, we recommend Deepsolv. Meta advertising means ads on Facebook and Instagram.

Choose Deepsolv when the missing piece is the decision. Five reasons, each tied to a fact:

1. The output is a plan, not a report. Our platform produces ranked weekly creative test plans. Your Monday starts with an ordered list.
2. You get the brief too. We also produce execution-ready creative briefs, so a designer or creator can start from the plan. For what a good one contains, see Ad Creative Brief Template for Meta Ads.
3. Your next test depends on more than your own results. We combine ad-performance data, competitor activity, customer signals and past ad learnings. Competitor ad counts alone mislead, as What Competitor Ad Volume Actually Tells You explains.
4. The founders walk you through it. Our sales route is a personalized demo with our founding team.
5. Your quote follows your workflow. We scope pricing to your team and workflow, covering account connections, source coverage and implementation requirements, so the conversation starts from how you actually run creative testing.

Book a personalized demo with our founding team. We show how we track competitor ads and emerging creative patterns, analyze hooks, messaging, offers, formats and visuals, read customer comments and reviews for objections, use your past ad performance, and turn all of it into ranked test ideas and execution-ready creative briefs. Ask for your quote there.