SuperAds is multi-platform creative reporting with percentile Scores benchmarked across 15,000 accounts. Sentrum is Meta-deep account diagnosis with named statistical methods and evidence trails. SuperAds is read-only; Sentrum never changes anything without your explicit approval — we’ll say both plainly. Here’s where they actually differ.
An honest comparison starts with what the other tool does well. These are real, verified, and worth paying for if they match your job.
Creative Scores from 0–100 calibrated on 15,000 accounts and $2.2B in tracked spend — the most glanceable benchmark artifact in the category.
Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Google creative data in one reporting surface — Sentrum covers Meta only.
SuperAds takes no write access to your account at all — credit where it’s due. (Sentrum holds an approval-gated write path: pause/resume, schedule changes, and PAUSED draft ads you approve.)
Automated creative tagging plus a flexible report-slicing wizard that reviewers genuinely like for building creative views fast.
Reviewers praise the connect flow: OAuth, auto-backfill, and a pre-populated report in about half an hour.
Sentrum does one job: read your connected account with named statistical methods and hand you the verdict — what changed, why, what it costs, what to do. Everything below follows from that.
“Better than 62% of ads” can’t tell you why, or what to do Tuesday. Their own materials note Scores require sufficient data density and inherit the platform’s attribution limits. Sentrum runs ten named statistical methods and every finding cites its method and evidence.
SuperAds is a creative reporting layer. Sentrum reads the account: structure and auction overlap, budget saturation curves, demo and spend alignment, mix shifts — then ties creative findings into one coherent strategy read instead of a stack of charts.
SuperAds starts at $150/mo and adds $100/mo per extra $100K of ad spend; their free plan has been discontinued for new signups. A G2 reviewer calls the pricing “variable month to month, which isn’t easy to plan for.” Sentrum is flat monthly pricing at any spend.
SuperAds shares live links and CSV; its GA4, Triple Whale, and Northbeam integrations have been “coming soon” since 2025. Sentrum exports client-ready PPTX decks, and blended MER, diminishing-returns, and incrementality reads are built in today.
Every SuperAds cell below traces to their own published pages or verified third-party reviews, checked June 2026. If we couldn't verify a claim, it isn't here.
SuperAds figures are from superads.ai/pricing and superads.ai/llm-info, accessed June 2026 — including the verbatim line “The free plan has been discontinued for new signups.” Entry pricing moved $49 → $150 over the past year.
The segment-fit and data-density quotes are from third-party reviews (March 2026), not our characterization.
What we concede without being asked: SuperAds is fully read-only, and Sentrum is not — it can apply approval-gated pause/resume, schedule changes, and PAUSED draft ads. The bigger differences are causal depth, account altitude, and pricing structure.
Their score tells you where you rank. Sentrum tells you why — and what to do Tuesday.
2 ad accounts · daily diagnostics
5 ad accounts · Ask Soren follow-ups
15 ad accounts · client-ready reports
SuperAds starts at $150/mo and adds $100/mo per extra $100K of ad spend; the free plan is discontinued for new signups (their pricing page and llm-info, June 2026). Sentrum is flat monthly pricing per tier — no floor games, no spend math.
See full pricingDifferent jobs deserve different tools. If you land in the left column, buy theirs — seriously. Plenty of teams run both.
For multi-platform creative reporting — partially. SuperAds covers Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Google; Sentrum is Meta-deep by design. Where Sentrum is the alternative: causal diagnosis instead of percentile scores, account-level statistical methods instead of creative reporting, flat monthly pricing instead of a $150/mo floor that grows with spend, and a client-ready deck export instead of live links and CSV.
SuperAds is read-only by design, and that deserves credit. Sentrum reads everything and can additionally apply a narrow set of changes you explicitly approve — a pause or resume, a schedule change, or a new ad created as a PAUSED draft; never budgets or bids. Beyond posture, the differences are depth and economics: SuperAds ranks your creatives against a benchmark pool (Scores, 0–100); Sentrum runs named statistical methods over your whole account and shows the evidence behind every finding. And SuperAds starts at $150/mo plus $100 per extra $100K of spend, while Sentrum stays flat.
Sentrum grades creatives, but account-relative rather than population-relative: grades are computed from your own baselines — fatigue position, hook strength, efficiency trend — and every grade expands into its evidence trail. Percentile scores need high data density to mean anything, which is why their own reviewers say SuperAds isn’t suitable below roughly £2K/month of spend. Account-relative grades stay honest at any spend.
No — Meta-deep, deliberately, plus GA4 and Shopify as revenue sources for measurement. If you need TikTok, LinkedIn, and Google creative reporting in one tool, SuperAds genuinely serves that better today.
Structure, not discounting. SuperAds prices by your ad spend — a $150/mo floor plus $100/mo per additional $100K managed, and the free plan has been discontinued for new signups (their own site, verbatim). Sentrum prices the job — diagnosis of your connected account — at a flat monthly price per tier, so a good month never raises your tool bill.