You're spending and can't tell what's working
The dashboard says the campaign is fine. The bank says otherwise. Usually that's a tracking problem, not a creative one.
Meta, TikTok and Google campaigns built backwards from what a customer is actually worth to you — not from what looks good in a screenshot.
Before you buy anything
The dashboard says the campaign is fine. The bank says otherwise. Usually that's a tracking problem, not a creative one.
Big reports, small results, and nobody could tell you the cost of acquiring one customer. Fair reason to be sceptical of us too.
The best case for ads: a proven offer, a known margin, and a reason to pour fuel on it.
The work
Small budget, several angles, before we scale anything. Most failed accounts scaled a losing offer faster.
Static, UGC-style video and motion — made for the feed it's running in, not resized from a flyer.
Pixel, conversions API and event mapping. If the data is wrong, every decision after it is wrong too.
Cold, warm and lookalike, with the retargeting that quietly does most of the converting.
Spend, cost per acquisition, return on ad spend and revenue. One page, no filler.
Pricing
These are our fees. Your ad spend is separate and goes straight to the platform.
$600per month
Best for: First serious campaign
$1,200per month
Best for: Spending and ready to grow
$2,500per month
Best for: Serious budgets under pressure
Not sure which? Describe the business and we'll tell you which one you actually need — including when it's none of them.
Step by step
Everything downstream is judged against that number. Without it, we're all guessing politely.
Pixel, events, conversions API. We don't spend on an account we can't measure.
Several angles, small budget. We find the winner before we make it expensive.
And we tell you on the monthly call when something has stopped working, with the numbers open.
Straight answers
No. The fee is what you pay us to run it; ad spend goes directly to Meta, TikTok or Google from your own account. You keep ownership of the ad account and can see every shilling of it.
Below roughly $300 a month in ad spend, testing takes too long to be useful and you'd be better off putting the money into content or the offer. We'd tell you that rather than take the retainer.
Plan for two weeks of testing before we scale, and a full month before the numbers mean much. Anyone promising profit in week one is describing luck, not a process.
We say so on the monthly call with the data in front of us, and we change the approach or the offer. Retainers are month to month — nothing keeps you in something that isn't returning.
Tell us what you sell and what a customer is worth. We'll tell you honestly whether ads are your next move.
Free 20-minute audit · Fixed prices in writing · Month-to-month, no lock-in
The rest of the system
Each one stands alone. Run two and the second gets cheaper to make work.