Refreshed Nov 12, 2026

The hooks, angles and offers behind Found’s Facebook and Instagram ads, filed by format and niche.

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31
Median runHow long its ads stay up
14 days
Against Finance / FintechNiche median 20 days
0.7×

How Found builds them

21 ads

What Found's ads are made of, row by row.

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The Found ads that ran longest.

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A man in a suit stands behind a wooden desk that looks like a coffin, with a nameplate reading "MEDIA BUYER". He adjusts his glasses and asks "Who killed the media buyers?". The video then shows clips of papers, a laptop, and a team working, interspersed with the man speaking about how the traditional media buyer is dead and replaced by "Operators". He explains that these operators own the entire machine and are printing cash, contrasting them with those who are still "hacking the dashboard". The video shows social proof in the form of customer testimonials and ends with a call to action to apply for "Foundr Operators", which has a 30-day fit guarantee.
Active · 18 daysVideo
A man holds a laptop displaying text on its screen. The text changes throughout the video, starting with a contrarian statement about ads not being broken. It then presents a problem related to business scaling and offers a solution by highlighting the importance of analyzing numbers and finding leaks. The video ends by suggesting a service called Foundr Operators.
Active · 18 daysVideo
A man in a light-colored jacket sits at a desk, talking to the camera. Text overlays appear throughout the video, illustrating a pyramid hierarchy of campaign settings, creative, and offer. The video explains that focusing on campaign settings is the wrong approach and that the offer is the most important factor for scaling. It shows testimonials from successful founders and ends with a call to action to apply to Foundr Operators.
Active · 18 daysVideo
A man stands on a ladder in what appears to be a warehouse or workshop. Text overlays appear throughout the video, explaining that the hardest part of scaling a business is an invisible constraint that changes weekly. The video shows graphs of sales and ad spend, and features testimonials from founders. The speaker explains that Foundr Operators helps identify and overcome these constraints. The video ends with a call to action to apply for Foundr Operators, highlighting a 30-day fit guarantee.
Active · 18 daysVideo
The video opens with a man looking thoughtfully at a computer screen, with text overlay asking if the viewer thinks their store is profitable. This is followed by a shot of a laptop screen displaying analytics, with red liquid dripping down it, symbolizing loss. The video then shows the man speaking directly to the camera, explaining that a hidden constraint is bleeding profit each week. It transitions to showing customer testimonials and then the man explaining how Foundr Operators identifies and fixes these leaks, ending with a call to action to apply. The overall tone is urgent and informative, aiming to highlight a common business problem and offer a solution.
Active · 18 daysVideo
The video opens with a man in glasses looking thoughtfully at a computer screen. Text overlays ask if the viewer thinks their store is profitable and to think again. The screen then shows a laptop with analytics, followed by red liquid dripping onto it, symbolizing a loss. The man reappears, explaining that a hidden constraint bleeds profit weekly. The ad then shows testimonials of businesses achieving significant growth with Foundr Operators, highlighting its ability to identify and fix profit leaks. It concludes with a call to action to apply for Foundr Operators.
Active · 18 daysVideo
The video shows two men standing in a kitchen. Text overlays appear throughout the video, contrasting the 'Operator' approach with the 'Founder' approach. The 'Operator' is shown as confident and in control, while the 'Founder' is depicted as anxious and guessing. The video highlights a system called Foundr Operators as the solution to the founder's problems.
Active · 18 daysVideo
A man with glasses talks to the camera, with text overlays appearing throughout the video. The video explains how running Meta ads can feel like a slot machine due to unpredictable results. It then introduces Foundr Operators as a system that provides data-driven insights to optimize ad performance, showing testimonials from satisfied users. The ad concludes with a call to action to apply for the program.
Active · 18 daysVideo
The video features multiple people talking about their experiences. The first speaker describes a one-on-one feeling on calls. Later, a woman holds up two bottles and talks about natural essential oils. Another person discusses ad accounts and structure, and a man talks about getting knowledge to be confident. The final segment shows a group of people in a room, with text overlay asking "Want to scale your brand? Apply Now."
Active · 16 daysVideo
A man in a light-colored shirt sits at a keyboard, looking at the camera. Text overlays appear throughout the video, explaining a problem with ad budgets and a solution. The video ends with a call to action button.
Active · 14 daysVideo
The video opens with a woman speaking directly to the camera, with text overlay showing a statistic. It then cuts to various people speaking, some with product shots and others with text overlays of their results. The ad ends with a graphic that asks "Want results like this?" and a call to action to "Apply Now."
Active · 14 daysVideo
This is a Meta ad by Foundr Operators. The video features multiple founders sharing their experiences. The hook is a founder stating that starting a business can be a lonely experience. The ad then shows clips of various founders and customers, interspersed with text overlays and product shots, highlighting the benefits of community and support for entrepreneurs. The ad concludes with a call to action to apply for Foundr Operators.
Active · 13 daysVideo
A woman is speaking to the camera, holding a microphone. Text overlays appear with financial figures and business growth statistics. The video transitions to show different people talking, interspersed with footage of outdoor activities and product shots, culminating in a graphic that asks "Want results like this? Apply Now."
Active · 13 daysVideo
A digital graphic featuring a central cluster of tablet and phone screens displaying course materials, workbooks, and a video of an instructor. The background is a light, abstract green wash. Large, bold text at the top addresses the viewer's struggle with research, and a green banner at the bottom highlights a Black Friday offer.
Active · 3 days
A static graphic featuring a central laptop screen displaying the Foundr Product Accelerator interface. Surrounding the laptop are various digital assets, including a tablet, a smartphone, and printed course materials. The background is a soft, light-colored abstract design, with a solid green bar at the bottom containing a call to action.
Active · 3 days
A bright yellow background features a large, handwritten-style question at the top about the cost of delaying business goals. Below this, a secondary headline encourages building an ecommerce business by 2027. The center of the image displays a collage of various digital course interfaces and dashboards from the Foundr platform. A dark brown banner at the bottom contains a call to action regarding Black Friday savings.
Active · 3 days
A bright yellow graphic features a bold headline at the top questioning the viewer's commitment to starting their business. Below the text, a collage of various software interface screens and digital dashboards is displayed, showcasing the tools available for building an ecommerce store. The bottom of the image contains a dark brown bar with a clear call to action for starting a launch in 2027.
Active · 3 days
A light grey background features a laptop, a tablet, and a smartphone displaying the Foundr platform interface. Large green and black text is overlaid on the image, presenting a choice between staying stuck or launching an idea. A green arrow points from the text toward the tablet screen.
Active · 3 days
A digital graphic shows a laptop and tablet displaying the Foundr Product Accelerator interface against a light grey background. Large green and black text at the top presents a contrast between being stuck and launching an idea. A dark brown banner at the bottom promotes Black Friday savings.
Active · 3 days
The video shows a woman speaking, with text overlays detailing business growth and a call to action. The main visual is a graphic with a photo of the speaker, Anastasia, and text stating '23% average growth in 3 months'. Below this, it asks 'Want to scale your business?' with an 'Apply Now' button. The video transitions between the speaker and a graphic overlay that highlights key business metrics and growth.
Active · 2 daysVideo

How Found makes its ads

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How Found advertises on Facebook and Instagram

The library holds 21 ads from Found in Finance / Fintech, and 31 running on its Meta pages now. Its most common visual formats are Text Overlay (17 ads), Graphic Overlay (4) and Product Image (4). Its ads most often open on Question (5 ads), Contrast (3) and Relatability (3) hooks. Its ads stay up a median 14 days, 0.7× the Finance / Fintech median of 20 days.