Performance creative as a service
Superside gives you a managed design team on rented tools, sold as a six-to-seven-figure, year-long commitment. We own the engine that makes the work, cover every format from one account, and start you with a single batch.
Free to start. Flexible from day one, with no year-long lock-in and no forced sales demo.
Tell us where to look. We'll review your live ads against the winning patterns in your category and walk you through three concepts on the call.
Takes 30 seconds. No credit card, no pitch deck.
Most partners are one or the other: software you run alone, or a team you brief and wait on. We are both. The tool carries the volume, our people carry the craft and QA. That is what holds quality steady as the work scales.
The direct comparison
Both get you senior creative without hiring for it. The real differences are three: what powers the work, what you sign up for, and how much of your brand one partner can carry.
| Feature | Single-stack retainer | QuickadsThe flexible alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Tooling | A design team briefing third-party software | Our own production tool, tuned to your account and driven by trained people |
| Commitment | Six-to-seven figures, committed for a year up front | One batch to begin, monthly after that, adjust it whenever |
| Creative range | Design projects, one brief at a time | Ads, motion and lifestyle banners, email, landing pages and creator content |
| Cost vs. building in-house | An enterprise line item, committed a year at a time | Roughly half the loaded cost of an in-house team |
Why teams start looking
The design work Superside ships is good. The friction is in how you buy it and how far one team stretches, and that is where fast-moving brands start looking around.
The relationship opens with a six-to-seven-figure, year-long signature. You are betting a year of budget on output you have not tested yet, and if priorities move in Q2, the contract does not move with them.
Superside's team works on software it licenses, not software it builds. The speed, the limits and the roadmap are set by vendors you never picked. When you need something that stack does poorly, that becomes your problem too.
A landing page, a week of ad variants and an email header are different jobs. Pushed through a single design queue, they fight for the same hours, and the fast-moving work ends up waiting behind the slow.
Put a number on it
A growing account burns through more creative than one design pipeline can produce. Move the slider to your spend to see the monthly gap.
A brand spending $10k–$50k/month on paid usually needs 10–20 fresh creatives a week to keep tests live and delivery stable.
One design queue ships a handful of polished assets a month. When a motion banner, an email header and three ad variants all fall due the same week, that pace can't cover it.
Drag the slider to your monthly spend and see the gap between what you need and what one design queue delivers.
Because we own the tool, we tune it to your account instead of waiting on a vendor's roadmap. It versions faster than any manual team, so a landing page and a week of ad variants are not fighting for the same designer's afternoon.
People still make the calls that matter: what to make, how the hook reads, whether it holds the brand line. Machine speed on the volume, human judgment on the craft.
What changes for you
The design shop, the motion freelancer and the email contractor become one brief and one bill. Nobody is chasing three timelines to ship a single campaign anymore.
Testing gets a steady supply instead of a month-end drop. A winner that starts to fatigue gets its replacement the same week it dips, not the next cycle.
Spend follows the work. Heavy launch month, scale up; quiet stretch, scale down. Your creative line stops being a fixed number you owe regardless.
The same output an internal team would produce, minus the salaries, the tool licenses and the layer of management it takes to run them.
Is it the right move?
This is not an all-or-nothing switch, and there are jobs we would tell you to keep elsewhere. Move the fast, high-volume work over and leave the rest where it already runs well.
Making the switch
Nothing to rip out, nothing to unwind. Most brands hand us one slice of their creative, see how it lands, then move the rest.
Show us what's running and where it's stuck: the formats you can't turn around fast enough, the campaigns idling on creative. Or skip the call and start free in the app.
On-brand creative lands ready to run, across the formats you named. Put it live, watch how it performs, and judge us on the output before scaling any spend.
Keep a steady flow month to month. Run us next to your current setup for as long as you want, then shift more across as the numbers earn it.
Straight answers
Quickads, if your bottleneck is volume and range rather than one flagship design project. Superside briefs a managed team on licensed software. Quickads runs its own production tool with people driving it, so a single account covers ads, motion and lifestyle banners, email, landing pages and creator content. You begin with a batch, not a year-long contract.
Yes, and that is the core difference. Superside opens with a six-to-seven-figure, one-year commitment. Quickads starts with a single batch and bills monthly after that, so what you spend follows the work instead of a signature you gave up front.
Two reasons come up most. They need more formats moving at once than a single design queue can deliver, and they would rather not lock a year of budget before seeing the output. Owning our production tool is what lets us cover the range and still start small.
For the day-to-day engine, ads, banners, email, landing pages and creator content, yes. For a ground-up rebrand or offline packaging, a dedicated studio may still be the better home. Most brands move the high-volume work to us and keep a specialist on call for the occasional set piece.
Both, by design. The tool handles volume and versioning at a scale a manual team can't match. Strategists and designers decide what is worth making, write the angles and hold the brand line. You can run the software yourself, or have our team run it for you.
Light. There is no platform to migrate and nothing to unwind on our side. Start with one batch, run it beside your current setup, and move more over once it proves out. You can begin free, without a commitment.
Get started
Send us what you're running, or start free and make your first assets today. Either way you see real output for your brand before anything is signed.