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Splitero ads

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

Live on Meta nowOn Splitero’s Meta page
144
Median runHow long its ads stay up
79 days
Against Finance / FintechNiche median 17 days
4.6×

The messages Splitero keeps paying for

Same idea, new creatives

  • “You've worked hard for everything you've built”

    2 ads

    Running since Aug 2026.

  • “Imagine if your home could give something back”

    2 ads

    Running since Sep 2026.

  • “Your home could help you get the cash you need today”

    2 ads

    Running since Sep 2026.

How Splitero builds them

29 ads

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A woman interviews a man standing outside a building, asking him about his monthly financial burdens. The man identifies credit card debt as a significant drain on his finances. The woman then introduces the concept of a home equity investment as an alternative to traditional loans, explaining how it works without monthly payments. The video concludes with a branded screen displaying the company name, website, and a brief explanation of the service.
Active · 79 days
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A man sits at a desk in a living room, speaking directly to the camera about accessing home equity without monthly payments. He uses a tablet to show the company's website and eligibility criteria. The video ends with a branded screen displaying the company logo and website.
Active · 79 days
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A woman speaks directly to the camera about the risks of traditional home loans versus a home equity investment. The video alternates between her talking and screen recordings of the company's website, which explains the service. The ad concludes with a branded screen showing the company logo and a call to action.
Active · 79 days
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This animated video uses simple line drawings to explain a financial service. It features a house, a person walking, and icons like a document, a wallet, and a rising bar chart to illustrate the concept of home equity. The text appears on screen to guide the viewer through the explanation of how to access home equity.
Active · 79 days
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A woman sits on a couch in a living room, speaking directly to the camera about her experience with debt and a financial solution. The video alternates between her talking and screen recordings of a website interface showing savings statistics and media features. Text overlays appear throughout the video to highlight key points of the service.
Active · 79 days
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A couple stands in front of their house, holding a stack of mail that includes a document about a home equity line of credit. The video then transitions to a close-up of a hand holding a smartphone, which displays a website interface for pre-qualifying for a home equity investment. The final scene shows the brand logo and contact information on a plain background.
Active · 79 days
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A man sits at a table in a home setting, talking to the camera about the financial burden of traditional home equity options. He uses a tablet to show the company's website and eligibility criteria. The video ends with the brand's logo and a disclaimer.
Active · 79 days
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A man and a woman stand on a suburban sidewalk, discussing their growing stack of bills. The woman holds a stack of mail, and they talk about finding a home equity investment instead of a traditional loan. The video then shows a close-up of a phone screen displaying the company's website, followed by the pair talking again before a final brand screen appears.
Active · 79 days
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A woman speaks directly to the camera in a kitchen, explaining her past experience with being denied a home equity loan. She then introduces a different approach to accessing home equity, showing screenshots of a website and a list of benefits on screen. The video concludes with a brand logo and a call to action to visit their website.
Active · 79 days
Splitero
A man sits at a desk in his home, speaking directly to the camera about the financial burden of traditional home equity products. He uses his hands to gesture as various notification-style text overlays appear on screen to illustrate his points. He then introduces a home equity investment service, showing a website on his laptop to explain its benefits and eligibility criteria.
Active · 79 days
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A woman in a denim shirt interviews a man in a cowboy hat outside a store, holding a microphone. They discuss his home renovation needs and the financial solution of a home equity investment. The video ends with a branded screen showing the company name and website.
Active · 79 days
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A woman in a kitchen speaks directly to the camera, addressing a viewer's question about home equity loans. She explains how she previously assumed she wouldn't qualify for home equity, then introduces a service that offers a different qualification process. The video alternates between the woman speaking and screen recordings of the service's website, highlighting its features and benefits.
Active · 79 days
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A woman interviews a man on a sidewalk about his financial situation, specifically his credit card debt and monthly payments. The video uses a street-interview style to discuss the benefits of a home equity investment over a traditional HELOC. The ad concludes with a branded screen displaying the company name, a tagline, and a website URL.
Active · 79 days
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A man and a woman stand on a suburban sidewalk, having a conversation about mortgage rates and home equity. The woman explains how to access home equity without refinancing, while the man expresses his reluctance to give up his low rate. The video ends with a branded screen displaying the company name and website.
Active · 79 days
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A woman interviews a man in a parking lot about his financial stress, specifically regarding credit card bills. The man explains his frustration with high monthly minimum payments and his hesitation toward a HELOC. The woman introduces a home equity investment as an alternative that requires no monthly payments. The video concludes with a branded screen displaying the company name and website.
Active · 79 days
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A man sits at a kitchen table and talks directly to the camera about his experience with debt consolidation and home equity. He uses hand gestures and occasionally looks at a laptop or papers on the table. Text overlays appear throughout the video to emphasize his points, and the video ends with a branded screen showing the company name and website.
Active · 79 days
Splitero
A woman in a denim shirt interviews a man in a cowboy hat in front of a store, discussing home improvement projects and home equity. The video uses a handheld, interview-style format with captions appearing on screen to highlight key points. The final scene transitions to a branded graphic with the company name and a call to action.
Active · 79 days
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A woman speaks directly to the camera, explaining how homeowners can access their home equity. The video alternates between the woman talking in a car and outdoors, and screen recordings of the brand's website application process. Text overlays highlight key points, such as the potential cash amount and the benefits of the service.
Active · 79 days
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A woman speaks directly to the camera in her kitchen, explaining her initial hesitation about qualifying for home equity options. She uses on-screen text to highlight the traditional requirements she thought were barriers, then introduces a new solution. The video transitions to a screen recording of the company's website, showing features and benefits, before returning to the woman who encourages viewers to check their own estimate.
Active · 79 days
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This animated video explains a financial alternative for homeowners. It uses simple line drawings and text to contrast traditional loans with a home equity investment. The ad highlights the benefit of accessing cash without monthly payments.
Active · 79 days
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How Splitero makes its ads

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

What Splitero's ads are built from: who is in frame, the words, the structure, the top format and hook.

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How Splitero advertises on Facebook and Instagram

The library holds 29 ads from Splitero in Finance / Fintech, and 144 running on its Meta pages now. Its most common visual formats are Text Overlay (16 ads), UGC Selfie (12) and Branded Asset (7). Its ads most often open on Question (13 ads), Relatability (6) and Bold claim (3) hooks. Its ads stay up a median 79 days, 4.6× the Finance / Fintech median of 17 days.

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