Three numbers we'd want to see first, if we were the ones doing the hiring.
Ad spend under management right now.
Across nineteen active accounts, from single-channel Meta builds to full-funnel across all four platforms.
Average ROAS lift in a client's first ninety days.
Measured against the ninety days before we touched the account. Skincare runs hotter, home goods slower.
Juniors on your account.
Four senior operators on staff. Two get assigned to you on day one, and they're still there in month nine.
You get the operators, not the handoff.
Most agencies sell you the senior team and staff you with the bench. We don't have a bench.
Direct access, permanently
The two people on your strategy call are the two people inside your ads manager. Same names, same inbox, no account coordinator translating between you.
Weekly numbers, not quarterly decks
Every Monday: spend, ROAS, CPA and LTV by channel, in an email you can read standing up. A dashboard login exists if you want one — most clients never use it.
Month to month
Thirty-day out clause, always. We'd rather earn the renewal than hold you to a twelve-month signature you regretted in week six.
Run the splash test.
Two numbers and a slider. It shows what a higher ROAS is actually worth on the spend you're already running — no email, no PDF, no “book a call to see your results.”
Everything you put into paid channels in a month.
Revenue divided by spend, blended across channels.
Drag it, or use the arrow keys. The umbrella opens wider as you aim higher.
+$50,000
more revenue a month on the same $50,000 in spend — the gap between 2.0× and 3.0×.
- Revenue today
- $100,000
- Revenue at target
- $150,000
- Difference over a year
- $600,000
This is arithmetic, not a forecast — spend times ROAS, nothing hidden. Moving the ROAS itself is the actual work, and what it takes depends on your account structure, your creative, and your margins. That's the conversation the audit is for.
What founders say when we're not on the call.
“They found $9k a month in wasted spend on our second call, before we'd signed anything.”
Priya Shah — Denver, CO
Founder, direct-to-consumer suncare brand
“I've worked with three agencies. This is the first one where the person on the strategy call is the same person in the ads account.”
Devon Ashcroft — Columbus, OH
Head of Growth, home-goods ecommerce company
That's the whole lock-in clause.
Month to month, thirty-day out, in writing. If the numbers stop making the case for us, you don't need a lawyer to leave — you need one email.