Days to your ceiling
15.0
Your ceiling divided by the modeled daily frequency.
Exposure planning
Model even-delivery impressions per creative and time to your own frequency ceiling without pretending to predict fatigue.
Your delivery assumptions
Use audience and impression numbers from your own plan or reports.
Even-delivery model
Across 14 days, assuming the entered impressions reach the audience evenly.
Days to your ceiling
15.0
Your ceiling divided by the modeled daily frequency.
Impressions per creative
56,000
Window impressions split evenly across active creatives.
Per creative at ceiling
60,000
Audience impressions at your threshold, split evenly.
Window status
Below ceiling
A comparison with your entered threshold, not a refresh recommendation.
This arithmetic does not detect creative fatigue, predict results, or account for uneven platform delivery.
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How to use it
The model assumes daily impressions are spread evenly across the entered audience and active creatives. That makes every formula visible, but real platforms may concentrate delivery.
Choose the frequency ceiling from your own evidence. Crossing it does not prove fatigue, and staying below it does not prove a creative is healthy.
Questions
No. It models even delivery against the audience size and frequency ceiling you enter. Actual delivery and results can move differently.
It creates a transparent planning baseline. Ad platforms rarely deliver every creative equally, so compare the model with your real reports.
Use a threshold your team already chose from its own evidence. This tool does not provide a market benchmark or recommend a refresh date.
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