How do I make a Cost-Per-Day Math Card?

Reframes your price against a latte. Nobody argues with 53 cents a day — the math closes before the product has to.

model⚡ Nano Banana 2
agency would charge$900
you'll spend~$1
runs onMeta · X · Google

EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

Cost-Per-Day Math Card example ad

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Vertical 4:5 minimalist math-card ad built on price reframing. Background: flat matte off-white with a faint grid-paper texture, generous negative space. Center: enormous numerals "[DAILY COST — e.g. "$0.53"]" in a heavy geometric sans, ink black, with "/day" attached at the baseline in a light weight, one-third the size. Small-caps kicker above, letterspaced grey: "WHAT IT ACTUALLY COSTS". Below the big number, two receipt-style lines in monospaced type, left-aligned and separated by a thin ruled line: "Your daily latte — $6.40" and "[PRODUCT LINE — e.g. "Sonda magnesium sleep drink — $0.53"]". Bottom fifth: [PRODUCT — e.g. "a single matte-teal Sonda sachet"] photographed small and sharp, studio lit on the same off-white, resting on the page baseline like a punctuation mark with a soft contact shadow. Bottom edge, tiny centered footer in the same monospace: "Do the math." Palette: off-white, ink black, one accent color pulled from the packaging. Every digit razor sharp and unwarped, decimals exact as written, no stray symbols, no watermark, no coffee cup imagery, nothing else in frame.

HOW TO RUN IT

  1. Divide your monthly price by 30 and drop the per-day figure into the prompt.
  2. Verify every digit after generation — the numbers are the whole ad.
  3. Test against your standard price ad; this version usually wins on cold traffic.
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