For Whop Sellers
Your whop competes with hundreds selling the same promise, and every one of you is posting promo videos into the same feeds. The sellers who fill their communities aren't luckier — they post stronger videos. Scoring yours before you post or spend turns creative from a guess into a decision.
Upload a promo to a tournament: 6 auto-cut variants plus your original, scored by AdCortex™ — a brain model trained on fMRI data — against 76 proven viral TikTok ads. You get the winning file, the best thumbnail frames, and the receipts in about 10 minutes. Post it organic, put spend behind it, or both. First tournament free; packs from $47 for 5.
A Content Rewards budget buys views of whatever your clippers post. Hand them pre-tested source cuts and the hooks that scored strongest and the same budget buys better views — and affiliates push the whop whose creatives convert easiest. You become the seller whose promo kit works, which is its own recruiting pitch.
Every score comes with a second-by-second attention curve. A promo that gets views but no joins almost always cliffs right where the pitch starts — the curve shows you where, so you recut that moment instead of refilming everything. Study where TikTok ads lose attention to see the patterns before you film.
Your first tournament is free. After that, $47 for 5 tournaments or $97 for 15 — against membership prices most whops charge, one extra member pays for the pack. Read the live sample report to see exactly what you get, and the wider growth playbook in how to promote your whop.
First tournament free — 6 cuts + your original, ranked with receipts.
Run Your First Tournament — FreeThree ways: score promo videos before posting or spending (post only winners), arm Content Rewards clippers and affiliates with pre-tested hooks so the same campaign budget buys more views, and use attention curves to see the exact second viewers bail on a promo that isn't converting.
Testing creatives on live TikTok or Meta traffic realistically costs hundreds of dollars per variant before results mean anything. A tournament scores 6 auto-cut variants plus your original for about the price of a coffee — and the first one is free.
Yes — the model scores how well a video holds human attention, which is niche-independent. Whether you sell picks, reselling guides, or courses, your promo competes in the same feeds against the same attention spans.