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Advertorials that read like a story and sell like an ad.

Paste a product page and get an article-style landing page: editorial header, a problem your reader recognises, the moment your product enters the story, and proof you can trace.

Product pages, collection pages or a bare domain all work.

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The Standard editorial advertorial template, rendered
Rendered by the same engine that builds your page.

Built on the structure of a good advertorial

Editorial frame with disclosure
Section label, headline, byline and date — plus a disclosure label for “Advertisement” or “Sponsored” in the masthead.
Angles you choose
Lead with the problem, the mechanism, a routine or an origin story. The headline follows the angle you pick.
Third- or first-person voice
Reporter voice for an editorial feel, or a first-person story from a named speaker you provide.
Proof attached to claims
Verified reviews and product facts sit next to the claims they support, with sources kept for you to check.
Four advertorial templates
Standard editorial, premium offer, direct response and risk-free layouts — switch without losing content.
A soft handoff
Calls to action continue the story instead of shouting. The price and checkout stay on your product page.

Three steps, and you keep the final say.

  1. Describe the offer or paste a URL

    A course that doesn't exist yet, a coaching program, a product page. Add the audience and angle if you have them, or let the builder suggest them.

  2. It researches and writes

    Promise, modules, features, price and proof are collected and shown to you. Unknowns stay unknown. Then the page is written and laid out.

  3. Edit, preview, publish

    Change anything inline, check mobile, share a preview link, then publish to a hosted URL, your store or an HTML file.

Good questions, straight answers.

Typically 800 to 1,500 words, depending on the angle and template. You can shorten or extend any section in the editor.

Paste a URL. Get a draft you can edit.

Product pages, collection pages or a bare domain all work.