Basketly or Confect: what to pick for images from your feed
Confect prices plans by the number of markets and products and lists many ad channels. Basketly is simpler and smaller: it draws catalogue ad images from the shop’s product data and ties them to the feed and purchases.
The demo has sample data; the login comes to your e-mail.
| Basketly | Confect | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An app for the shop: images from the feed, a feed for Meta and Google, purchases from orders, a sales report | A catalogue ad tool with plans priced by markets |
| Editor and templates | A gallery of ready designs in 4 formats, an editor with conditions, Figma import | A design editor, an AI agent, design rules, scheduled changes |
| Channels | Images go into the feed for the Meta catalogue | Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest, Reddit, Klaviyo, Salesforce and more |
| A/B tests | Each template’s results in Meta side by side; no A/B tests in campaigns | On every plan |
| Many markets | No market cap in the plan; the limit counts orders | Plans priced by markets: 1, up to 3, up to 10 |
| Feed, purchases, report | In the same app | Not described on the page we read |
| Price from | Free up to 100 orders; Start USD 39 a month up to 1,000 orders | USD 299 a month (Local: 1 market, up to 3K products); 30-day trial |
A brand on many markets vs a shop on one
Confect’s price list starts at USD 299 a month and grows with markets and products, which points to brands running catalogue ads in several countries and channels. For a shop selling in one market that may be more than needed; a simpler tool that draws images from the feed can be enough.
What you get with Basketly
- A gallery of 122 ready designs in four formats: square, portrait, story and landscape.
- An editor with conditions: show or hide an element depending on product data.
- Import of a Figma frame into your own template.
- A “Results in ads” tab: impressions, clicks, CTR and spend of each template per Meta.
- The same app: feed, product diagnosis, purchases from orders and a sales report.
Moving to Basketly, step by step
- Connect the shop to Basketly or add a feed.
- Pick a design from the gallery or import a Figma frame.
- Check the preview on a few products and save the template.
- Use the template in a feed rule and give the feed to your Meta catalogue.
When Basketly is the better pick
- You sell in one market and advertise mostly on Meta.
- You want images, feed, product diagnosis and purchases in one app.
- You prefer a price that follows orders, with no market or product cap.
When Confect is the better pick
- You run catalogue ads in several countries and channels, beyond Meta.
- You need A/B tests, scheduled design changes and an AI agent in one tool.
- You have a big catalogue and a budget for a plan from USD 299 a month.
What Basketly does not do
- It does not publish catalogue ads on TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest or Reddit: images go into the feed for the Meta catalogue.
- It does not run A/B tests of images in campaigns; it shows template results from Meta.
- A better image does not guarantee better ad results; they also depend on budget, offer and Meta.
Sources
- Confect: Pricing (checked )
For images from the feed for the Meta catalogue, yes. If you run catalogue ads across many markets and channels or need A/B tests, Confect may be the better choice.
You can, but use images from one source per catalogue so products are not duplicated.
According to confect.io/pricing on 29 Oct 2026: Local USD 299 a month, Pro USD 499, Global USD 999, Enterprise on request; a 30-day trial. Check the current price with the vendor.
Free up to 100 orders a month, Start USD 39 a month up to 1,000 orders. The limit counts orders, not products or markets.
Nobody can honestly promise that. An image is one factor; results also depend on the offer, budget and Meta.
See also
- Image templatesImages for carousel and catalogue ads drawn for each product: 122 ready designs, an editor and import from Figma.Read
- Product feedsYour shop’s feed fixed automatically and by your rules, every product diagnosed against Google Merchant Center and Meta catalogue requirements, served at its own address.Read
- Basketly vs CropinkCropink (catalogue ads with templates and Figma) next to Basketly (images from the feed, feed, purchases, report): a table with prices and the date, when to pick which.Read
- Products Meta barely shows in catalogue ads: how to find them and give them a chanceHow to see which products Meta barely shows in catalogue ads, read impressions, product views and sales side by side, and turn them into a separate feed.Read
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- Free up to 100 orders a month
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