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Set a budget. Native runs the ads.

A polished TV spot is the fastest way to lose money on TikTok. Native makes the ads and launches them, TikTok decides who sees them, and Native keeps replacing what burns out.

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This channel is not live yet. It is next on the roadmap, and everything below is what it will do.

What Native makes for TikTok Ads

1

Creative that looks like a post

Native builds video and images at 9:16 with the hook in the first second, because that is where the scroll decides.

2

Campaigns set up and launched

Native builds the campaigns and puts the ads live. From there TikTok decides who sees them and which ones keep spending, get scaled or stop.

3

New creative before the old burns out

Creative dies faster here than anywhere else. Native watches what stops working and makes more, so TikTok always has something fresh to spend on.

Specs that matter

Caption limit (characters)
100
Aspect ratios
9:16
Max video length
1:00

Platforms change these. Native keeps up so you do not have to.

Getting it right on TikTok Ads

Start with a budget you can repeat

Pick a daily number you are happy to spend for a few weeks, not a one off push you stop on day three.

Give it time before you judge it

TikTok spends the first days learning who responds, so read the early numbers as a signal and not a verdict.

Keep the landing page consistent

If the ad promises one thing and the page opens with another, the click is wasted before anyone reads it.

Questions about TikTok Ads

Not yet. TikTok ads is still being built, and we would rather ship it than name a date we might miss. Everything on this page describes what the channel does once it is live.

Three things. Add your card to your own TikTok Ads Manager, connect that account to Native, and decide a budget. That is all of it, and you never need to open Ads Manager again. Native writes the ad text, builds the creative, sets the campaigns up and launches them. TikTok decides who sees them and which ones keep spending.

Both stay with you. The card lives in your own TikTok Ads Manager, and Native never holds your ad spend. The account is yours, and the budget is yours to change or stop whenever you want.

The current status is always in Native's settings, including what is running, what TikTok has stopped spending on and what Native recommends next. You can see where the budget is going, though nobody can promise you what it will return.

No. Native does not shoot footage and puts nobody on camera. It builds the creative from your brand, your product images and the material you already have.

A widescreen spot with the logo at the end reads as an interruption in a full screen feed. Native composes for 9:16 and opens on the hook, because this feed is watched muted and decided in the first second.

How it works

01

Connect your ad account

Add your card in Ads Manager, then connect the account to Native.

02

Set a budget

Decide what you want to spend. Change it or stop it whenever you like.

03

Native takes it from there

Native makes the ads and keeps them coming. The platform decides who sees them.

Every other channel

Native runs them all from one place.

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