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Fair

A new way to shop, get approved, pay and have your next car delivered, all on your phone. That's Fair. We ran the performance creative that put $7M of media to work and cut Fair's cost per acquisition in half.

A Fair billboard at night: ‘We buy it. You drive it. That's fair,’ with the app on screen

Fair reinvented car ownership as a subscription: no dealership, no long lease, no haggling. You shopped, got approved, paid and had your next car delivered, all from your phone, with just a driver's license and a bank account. Pay month to month, walk away any time.

Our job was growth. We created and ran the performance creative that acquired Fair's customers across Meta, and the campaigns behind the Fair x Uber partnership, turning a genuinely new idea into ads people actually stopped to watch.

Overview
The role

Creative direction and design of the performance creative that ran across Meta platforms for Fair, including the initial launch campaigns and the Fair x Uber partnership, plus brand-awareness work spanning web, out-of-home and promotional materials.

50% lower
Cost per acquisition. We cut Fair's CAC in half with animated, scroll-stopping ads, across $7M of Meta spend.
The Fair app onboarding — the splash, a welcome screen and an affordability step

Define

A new category needs more than awareness, it needs efficient acquisition. Fair had a genuinely different offer, but explaining it in a feed is hard, and paid social punishes anything that looks like a car ad. We needed creative that could carry a new idea, hold a thumb, and keep performing as we spent against it.

Fair app screens — browsing a car at $350/mo and signing for a vehicle — with the Fair wordmark
The idea

Make the ad the demo. Animated, scroll-stopping stories that show the freedom of a car with no strings, built for the feed and tuned to perform.

Create

We built a system of motion-first ads designed for how people actually scroll: fast hooks, bold type, and the Fair orange doing the work in the first half-second. Vertical stories for Instagram and Reels, square units for feed, and wide cuts for placements in between, all produced as a testing engine so we could run reasons-to-believe against emotion, offer against attitude, and pour spend into whatever won.

Beyond the feed

The same voice carried an integrated brand-awareness campaign across the web, out-of-home and promotional materials, all in Fair's plainspoken, slightly cheeky tone.

Out-of-home ads: ‘Have an open relationship with your car,’ ‘Smile as you drive past the DMV,’ ‘Freedom is your car-given right’
A grid of Fair app screens — car listings, monthly prices and the sign-for-vehicle flow

Fair x Uber

Fair took over Uber's Xchange leasing portfolio to give rideshare drivers flexible access to a car, and part of the paid budget went to promoting that partnership. We made the performance creative for it too, aimed at drivers who needed a vehicle to earn. The program has since been discontinued, but for a stretch it was one of the most direct ways a driver could get on the road.

A top-down view of a white car with Uber decals — the Fair x Uber rideshare program
Aerial view of a single car on a winding forest road Aerial view of a single car on a desert highway

The result

Across roughly $7M in Meta spend, the animated performance creative cut Fair's cost per acquisition in half, making every dollar of media work twice as hard through the launch campaigns and the Fair x Uber partnership. Proof that the fastest way to lower a CAC is usually a better ad.

Credits

Justin Evergreen

Creative Director · Performance

Alicia Evergreen

Creative Director · Performance

Jennifer Parke

Chief Creative Officer, Fair

Fair

Client

Meta

Platforms · ~$7M spend

Fair x Uber

Rideshare partnership

That's Fair

$7M across Meta · CAC cut in half