Adworkly

Paid ads are a tax. Adworkly wants you off the hook.

Every app founder hits the same wall.

CPMs climb. CAC creeps. The “new channel” dries up two months later.

Here’s the deal: your app needs distribution that keeps working after the spend stops.

Adworkly (founded 2025, Mountain View) positions itself as a consumer app growth shop built around TikTok UGC and creator-led campaigns, backed by ASO and SEO so you can stack wins instead of chasing them.

What Adworkly actually does

Adworkly focuses on the stuff most teams avoid because it’s messy:

• TikTok UGC + ambassador campaigns to push volume and learn which hooks sell.
• Creator partnerships without the endless DM chaos.
• ASO (App Store Optimization) so your paid traffic doesn’t bounce at the store.
• SEO and “AI SEO” programs to catch demand you didn’t pay to create.

The site claims results like “up to 5x lower CPM than paid ads”. Big claim. But the logic checks out: UGC gives you fresh creative and native distribution, while ASO and SEO compound instead of expiring.

The product angle (not just services)

Adworkly also markets itself like a platform.

Their schema lists a Creator Discovery Database, performance analytics, ROI tracking, multi-platform support, and real-time monitoring - plus a 7-day free trial and plans starting at $59.

Why does this matter?

Because founders don’t need another “agency deck”. They need a system that answers:

• Which creators drive installs (not likes)?
• Which videos move CPI?
• What should we remake, cut, or scale this week?

Who this fits (and who should skip)

Adworkly fits:

• Consumer apps that need installs now
• Teams shipping often and testing fast
• Founders who want a growth partner, not a vendor

Skip it if you want “brand vibes” or a one-time launch pop. TikTok rewards volume, iteration, and blunt feedback. That work never ends.

Adworkly’s pitch is simple: build a creator-powered engine, tighten the store page, then capture search demand so you stop renting every user.