Use case

Study the frame. Then the page.

A hook is only half the test. The product page has to carry the claim the ad just made.

Four blank storyboard frames on paper, the last one holding a gray shape.

How to use the free tools

Borrow the structure. Write the line.

The libraries are for reading what is already public. They are not a license to reuse someone’s photos, script, or product copy.

Checkout Club will not tell you which creative won. It will show you the public ads and the page they point at. The test is still yours to run.

Questions

Can I see a brand’s current ads?

Paste their Shopify store into the winning ads spy. It opens the public Meta, TikTok, and Google libraries. You read the creatives there. Spend is not shown.

How do I know the landing page matches the ad?

Open the product URL in the CRO Audit. Check that the price, the variant, and the offer in the ad are visible before the buy button.

Can I reuse their creative?

No. Study the format and the claim. Shoot and write your own. The product exporter is for catalog comparison, not for copying photos and descriptions.

Where do hooks go if the page is weak?

Fix the page first, or the hook is doing work the page undoes. The product-page lesson and the CRO report are the brief for that fix.