Prism turns your renders into ads for every screen.
Pick the renders and say what the ad is about. Prism makes the feed post, the Reel and the Story the same day, with the price and RERA number from your project record. Your team approves each one. Then you see which ads bring buyers.
Tower B is a sample project. Its renders, prices and numbers are examples.

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Who uses Prism, and what for.
What each of them tells us, and what Prism does about it.
“The builder sends forty renders. We only ever turn two of them into ads.”
Every render in Project Assets is one brief away from a feed post, a Reel and a Story.
“Show me which ad brought us buyers last month, and which one just spent money.”
Prism scores every ad on the qualified leads it brought, and flags the ones that aren’t working.
“If the RERA number or the price is wrong, the ad comes down, and it’s on us.”
Prism reads the facts from the project record. The brief has nowhere to type them.
How an ad gets made, in seven steps.
Your team does four of the steps: pick, confirm, approve and send. Prism does the other three.
- 1Pick the renders
From the project’s pictures, or a folder the builder sent.
- 2Pulls the facts
RERA number, price, homes, landing page and logos, from the project record.
- 3Confirm the brief
Where it runs, what it’s about, and a headline you’ve already approved.
- 4Makes each ad
Feed post, Reel and Story from the same render. The words sit on top of the picture.
- 5Checks it
Right price, right RERA number, words inside the safe area, the building unchanged.
- 6Approve
See every version on a phone. Say why if you turn one down.
- 7Send
It goes to your ad account, ready for the campaign.
The price and RERA number come from your project record.
The price, RERA number, homes, landing page and logos are read from the project record when the ad is made. Nobody types them in. If the RERA number or the price is missing, Prism won’t start.
Headlines come from lines your team has already approved. You see what the brief will cost before you press Make.
PRM/KA/RERA/1234/567/PR/000000/001234₹1.9 Cr*3 & 4 BHKnone on filethe Tower B pagebuilder · project*T&C applyCheck every ad on a phone before it runs.
Every version on a phone, side by side, and the Reel second by second. Prism has already checked the price and the RERA number. If something needs your eye, it tells you where to look.
Turn one down and say why. Prism makes a new version from your note, reusing the frames it has already made.
See which ads bring buyers.
Prism counts the qualified leads each ad brought, straight from your lead record. You see the ad pulling the most buyers, the one wearing out, and the ones spending money without results.
Most buyers at the lowest cost. Put more budget behind it.
Bringing buyers at a fair price. Leave it running.
People have seen it too often. Time for a fresh version.
Leads that never become buyers, or no leads at all. Pause it.
Every morning, a short list of what to make.
Prism looks at what’s working, what’s wearing out and what your brief hasn’t tried yet. It suggests three to five ads, with the numbers behind each one. One tap fills in the brief.
- put a fact in an ad that isn’t in your record
- approve an ad
- send anything to Meta or YouTube on its own
- change a live ad or its budget
- spend past the month’s budget
What Prism does: make, run and judge your ads.
Prism works inside the Helix control panel, next to your campaigns.
Renders from Project Assets or a folder. The builder’s logos, colours and facts. A feed post, Reel, Story, square and YouTube Short from one brief, with a voice-over if you want one.
Every ad in one place, whether Prism, an agency or your designer made it. Filter by project, size or result, and act on several at once.
Each ad scored on the qualified leads it brought. Winners, tiring ads and ads to pause, flagged. A short list of what to make next, every morning.
Start with the renders you already have.
We connect Prism to your projects, your brand kits and your ad account. A one-time setup fee, then a success fee on each booking. The pricing page explains how it works.