The paid ads engine.
We don't guess. We find what's already winning.
AI scans thousands of ads in your market, ranks what's actually performing, and pulls out why the winner works.
The part most agencies skip, and why your campaigns start from proven strategy.
We write the brief. You shoot it.
The research turns into a brief: the hook, the shot list, the words on screen, and why each one works. Your team or your creator films it, sends it over, and it's live that week.
Ads shot from inside your business beat anything staged from outside. That's why the camera stays with you.
“Here’s the mistake most people make.”
Your ad gets a page built to convert.
Every ad gets its own landing page. One offer, one action, nothing else competing for the click you just paid for.
Included in every campaign, not an add-on and not your old website.
Hold the ROAS target.
Every week we check each ad against the target. What falls short gets stopped, what beats it gets more budget. That's how it compounds.
Your first three months.
From the day you sign to the day you decide whether to keep going.
Week 1
Kickoff
We get access to your ad accounts and analytics, then audit what's running and where the money leaks.
Week 2
Research and brief
AI scans the ads already winning in your market. You get the brief telling you exactly what to film.
Weeks 3–4
Build and launch
We build your landing pages and set up your tracking. Then the paid ads go live.
Month 2
Find the winners
Weekly reviews. We kill what plateaus and back what climbs.
Month 3
Scale it
Budget moves to the proven ads. You get the numbers and the decision.
Three months to prove it, month to month after that.
Everything, included.
FAQ.
Do I have to make the ads myself?
You film them, and we tell you exactly what to film. Before anything is shot you get a brief: the hook to open with, the shot list, the words that go on screen, how the thirty seconds split between hook, proof, offer and call to action, and why each piece is there. It all comes out of what the research found working in your market, so you're never guessing at what to say. You film it, send it over, and we run it that week. Ads shot from inside your business beat anything staged from outside, which is why the camera stays with you.
What if we can't film it?
We hire a crew in your city and they shoot it. You pay them directly, and we brief them exactly the way we'd brief your own team. Most of what we ask for is a phone, decent light and someone who knows the business, so plenty of clients take it back in-house after the first round.
How do you charge?
A flat monthly fee, agreed before anything runs. We never take a percentage of ad spend. That model pays an agency more when your costs go up, which is the wrong incentive to put between us.
Who pays for the ads?
You do, straight to Meta. Your ad budget never passes through us and your card is billed by the platform automatically. The only thing you pay us is our fee.
How much do I need to spend on ads?
The platform sets the floor, not us. Meta needs roughly 50 results a week before it can optimize properly, which works out to about seven times your target cost per lead, per day. If a lead costs you $5 that's around $35 a day. If it costs $30, it's closer to $200. We work out your number together before you commit to anything.
Who owns the ad account?
You do, always. We work inside your account rather than ours, so everything we build stays with you: the pixel data, the audiences, the campaign history, the results. If we stop working together you keep all of it and there's nothing to migrate. Plenty of agencies run clients out of their own accounts, which means you walk away with nothing to show for the spend.
Why do I have to commit to three months?
Because anything shorter measures noise. The first few weeks are the platform learning who to show your ads to, and the numbers swing while that happens. Month two is where winners separate from losers, and month three is where budget moves onto what's proven. Stopping at week six tells you nothing you can act on. After the three months it's month to month.