How do I make a Us vs. Them Table?

Comparison checklist: your column all green checks, theirs all red X's. Shameless, effective, forever.

model⚡ GPT Image
agency would charge$700
you'll spend~$1
runs onMeta · Google

EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

Us vs. Them Table example ad

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Clean comparison-table graphic, vertical 4:5, pure white background, modern grotesk sans-serif (Inter-like). Header row: left column titled "[PRODUCT — e.g. "Ledgr"]" in white text on a [BRAND COLOR — e.g. "deep green"] rounded rectangle; right column titled "the old way" in mid-grey. Five feature rows separated by thin light-grey divider lines — each row has its label on the far left in dark grey, a bold green checkmark centered in the product column and a red X in the right column. Row labels verbatim: "[BENEFIT 1 — e.g. "Set up in 5 minutes"]", "[BENEFIT 2 — e.g. "Cancels unused subscriptions"]", "[BENEFIT 3 — e.g. "No spreadsheet required"]", "[BENEFIT 4 — e.g. "Alerts before you overdraft"]", "[BENEFIT 5 — e.g. "Human support"]". Final row, slightly larger type: "Price" — "[YOUR PRICE — e.g. "$9/mo"]" bold under your column, "[THEIR PRICE — e.g. "$95/mo"]" in grey strikethrough on the right. Generous whitespace, subtle card drop shadow, app-store-screenshot polish. Negative: no competitor names or logos, no gradients, no clip art, no extra rows; columns perfectly aligned, every word spelled exactly as written, text crisp and unwarped.

HOW TO RUN IT

  1. GPT Image nails text-heavy layouts — proof every cell
  2. Never name the competitor; 'the old way' is legally safer and reads bigger
  3. Run on Google Display too — it out-clicks banners
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