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doola ads: 22 winning Facebook and Instagram ads

Every doola ad we filed, the longest-running first, with its hook, format and how long Meta kept it live. Or ask Claude or ChatGPT to pull them for you.

Longest run

Longest run: 152 days

Still running when last seen Nov 15. Brands rarely keep paying for ads that lose.

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51
Median run
151 days
Against Finance / Fintech’s 18-day median
8.4×
In the library: 10 statics, 12 videos
22 ads
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Longest run

Longest run: 152 days

Still running when last seen Nov 15. Brands rarely keep paying for ads that lose.

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22 ads

A bright blue graphic features a bold headline promising a formation guarantee. A central yellow circular badge highlights a 100% refund policy with three stars above the text. Below, a small block of text explains the service, followed by a white button with a call to action.
Live152 days
doola
A clean, light-pink graphic features bold black and red text warning of a high financial penalty for missed business filings. A small, tilted white card in the bottom right corner reinforces the penalty amount. A black button at the bottom provides a clear call to action.
Live152 days
doola
A founder speaks directly to the camera, explaining how his service helps entrepreneurs form US-based businesses. The video intercuts his talking-head footage with stock clips of global locations, business meetings, and a mobile payment confirmation screen. Text overlays emphasize the service's benefits and social proof, ending with a clear call to action.
Live152 days
doola
A bright blue graphic features bold white and yellow text announcing a business formation guarantee. A yellow circular badge with three stars highlights the refund policy. A white button with a call to action is positioned on the left side.
Live152 days
doola
A founder speaks directly to the camera, explaining the risks of forming a US LLC as a foreign owner. The video uses a split-screen format, showing the founder on the bottom half and various stock footage, text overlays, and document mockups on the top half. The hook highlights the risk of being blocked from US payments, followed by a warning about potential IRS fines.
Live152 days
doola
A clean, professional graphic on a light blue gradient background. The headline asks if a specific payment platform is unsupported in the viewer's country, followed by a sub-headline explaining the solution of forming a US LLC. A black button invites the viewer to get started, and a stylized illustration of a payment interface with an 'Approved' badge is shown at the bottom.
Live152 days
doola
This video ad addresses the difficulty of starting a US business from abroad. It uses a mix of stock footage, animated graphics, and a montage of diverse entrepreneurs to illustrate the service. The hook highlights the frustration of being rejected by payment processors due to location, followed by a solution that simplifies business formation.
Live151 days
doola
A founder speaks directly to the camera about his experience using a business formation service. The video cuts between the founder talking, shots of him holding his product, and a close-up of a hand filling out paperwork. The ad concludes with a branded screen featuring a call-to-action button.
Live151 days
doola
A man speaks directly to the camera in a studio setting, explaining that a US passport is not required to open a US business. He addresses common misconceptions about needing a visa or a physical US address to operate in the US. The video uses text overlays to highlight key points and concludes with a branded call-to-action screen.
Live151 days
doola
A bright yellow graphic features a bold headline warning against paperwork delays. Below the headline, a list highlights service benefits with green checkmarks, and a price badge is prominently displayed. A black button invites the viewer to take action.
Live151 days
doola
This video shows a series of quick, animated clips and stock footage demonstrating the process of starting a U.S. business from abroad. It begins with a hand throwing a paper into a trash can, followed by a map of the U.S. and various business-related screens. The ad uses text overlays to highlight the benefits of the service, such as forming an LLC, getting an EIN, and opening a bank account, before showing customer reviews and investor logos as proof.
Live151 days
doola
A man speaks to the camera, explaining the risks of forming a U.S. LLC as a foreign owner. The video uses a split-screen format, showing the speaker on the bottom half and relevant stock footage or graphics on the top half. The hook highlights the risk of payment blocks, followed by an explanation of a specific tax form and the potential fines for non-compliance.
Live150 days
doola
This video features a series of quick, text-heavy scenes that explain how to start a U.S. business from anywhere in the world. It uses a mix of stock footage, animated graphics, and social proof to show the process of forming an LLC and getting a bank account. The hook addresses the pain of losing a contract, and the ad concludes with a call to action to get started.
Live149 days
doola
A clean, digital-style graphic features a large, bold question about payment platform support. Below the text, a stylized illustration of a payment checkout screen is shown with a green 'APPROVED' badge and a yellow lock icon. The brand logo is positioned at the top left, and a prominent black button invites the user to take action.
Live147 days
doola
The video opens with a globe graphic and text asking if Stripe rejected the viewer's country. It then shows a series of quick, animated scenes featuring diverse people working on laptops, with text overlays highlighting business formation services like EIN and banking. The ad concludes with a calendar graphic and a call-to-action button to start a US business from anywhere.
Live146 days
doola
A man speaks to the camera about launching a business, with text appearing on screen to emphasize his points. The video transitions to animated graphics illustrating the business formation process, followed by a montage of diverse entrepreneurs working on laptops. The ad concludes with a screen recording of a website search bar and the brand logo.
Live146 days
doola
A clean, minimalist graphic on a soft pink gradient background. The text highlights the severe financial consequences of missing tax filings for foreign-owned LLCs. A prominent black button invites the viewer to take action, while a tilted graphic at the bottom illustrates a penalty notice.
Live89 days
doola
A man speaks directly to the camera, explaining that a US passport or visa is not required to start a US business. The video uses a split-screen format, showing the speaker on the bottom half and various supporting visuals like documents, maps, and text on the top half. The ad concludes with a screen recording of a website interface featuring a call-to-action button.
Live87 days
doola
A founder speaks directly to the camera in a split-screen video, with his footage on the bottom half and various clips of business owners, global landmarks, and a Trustpilot review page on the top half. The founder explains how his company helps international entrepreneurs form US LLCs. The video uses text overlays to highlight key benefits and social proof throughout the presentation.
Live87 days
doola
A bright yellow graphic features a bold headline warning against paperwork delays. Below, a short paragraph explains the risks of business compliance mistakes. A black call-to-action button sits above a white box listing service benefits, topped with a green starburst badge showing a starting price.
Live73 days
doola

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How doola makes its ads

What its ads are built from, by type, counted over the ads we have read.

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How doola advertises on Facebook and Instagram

The library holds 22 ads from doola in Finance / Fintech, and 51 running on its Meta pages now. Its most common visual formats are Headline (10 ads), Branded Asset (9) and Cinematic B-Roll (6). Its ads most often open on Question (8 ads), Warning (5) and Direct address (3) hooks. Its ads stay up a median 151 days, 8.4× the Finance / Fintech median of 18 days.

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