50 product ads. One sheet. Price shown up front.
Put your products in a spreadsheet and Orisu runs one on-brand ad workflow down every row. You see the credit cost before the batch starts, and you get a grid of finished ads back.
Too many products to shoot one by one.
Stores with a real catalog
You sell 50 to 200 products and each one needs its own ad, not the same lifestyle shot with a different price on it.
Ads per market
Add a column for each market or language and run it. Every row gets its own version, and each image costs the same as the first one.
One workflow, every row.
- 1
Bring the sheet
Upload a CSV or connect Shopify. Confirm which column is the product name, the photo and the price once, and later imports only touch rows that changed.
- 2
Test on one row
Mount an ad workflow as a column. It uses your brand kit, so every ad starts from your colors and tone. Run one real row first and look at it.
- 3
Run the rest, price first
Run the whole column. A batch above your cost limit shows its estimate and waits for your OK. Review the results in one drawer and export a feed Meta and TikTok can pull.
The math for a 50-row sheet.
- Products
- 50
- Imagen 4, per image
- about 4 credits
- One ad per product
- about 200 credits
Starter is $19 a month for 1,000 credits, which covers that sheet five times over. The free plan's 100 credits cover about 25 images, enough to test the workflow on half the sheet. Rates depend on the model you pick, and the Feed shows the real estimate for your batch before it runs.
I'm Ari, and I build Orisu. I read every message that comes in.
The price sits next to the Run button on purpose. You should know what a run costs before you start it, and when a generation fails, the credits it held go back to your balance.
If something on this page doesn't match what you see in the app, write to me and I'll fix one of the two.
Run it down the whole sheet.
Start free, import your products, and test the first row today. If you'd rather have us build the first batch with you, the launch pack does that.