
Motion
AI creative analytics that shows which ads win, why, and what to make next.
Overview
Motion is an AI creative analytics platform built for DTC brands, agencies, and performance marketing teams. It connects to your Meta, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn ad accounts, shows your creatives alongside their results, and uses AI to explain what’s working and recommend which ads to make next.
Key Features
Motion centers on visual creative reporting, pulling your ads and their metrics into reports that update automatically and can be shared with your team or clients. AI tagging labels every creative by asset type, visual format, hook, and creative angle, revealing winning patterns across your account. You can also analyze video drop-off frame by frame, along with placement and demographic data.
Its AI assistant, powered by Runneth, answers questions about your ad data, finds iterations to test, writes briefs and hooks, and delivers daily and weekly reports in Slack. Every plan includes unlimited seats and ad accounts plus MCP access, while Pro adds Northbeam and Google Analytics attribution.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Visual reports put creatives and metrics side by side
AI tagging reveals winning patterns automatically
Unlimited seats and ad accounts on every plan
AI assistant delivers briefs and reports in Slack
Free trial with no credit card
Cons
Expensive, starting at $750/month
Doesn’t analyze Google Ads creative
Attribution integrations require the $1,200/month Pro plan
Some users report tagging, search, and integration issues
Less suited to small businesses
Ideal For
Motion suits DTC brands and agencies spending meaningful budgets on paid social, especially teams that run lots of creative tests and need clear reporting. It’s less suited to small advertisers, teams focused on Google Ads, or anyone on a tight budget.
Tool Information
Pricing
From $750/mo
Editor’s Rating
4 / 5
Users consistently praise its visual reporting and how quickly it surfaces creative insights for paid social teams. It loses a point for a high starting price, no Google Ads coverage, and some reported tagging and integration issues.
Pricing Model
Paid (free trial)
Category
Ads and Paid Media
Platform
Web / iOS / Android
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