Pick what we look at

Google Ads

Account structure, search terms, bidding, Performance Max asset groups, budget allocation.

Meta Ads

Campaign structure, creative testing, audience overlap, Conversions API quality.

App UA & attribution

Google App Campaigns, Apple Search Ads, SKAdNetwork schema, AppsFlyer or Singular setup.

Tracking & analytics

GA4, GTM, server-side events, Enhanced Conversions, data quality end to end.

What you actually get

A document, usually eight to fifteen pages, written in order of what would move the number most. Not a PDF of screenshots with red circles on them.

What the document covers
SectionWhat is in it
What is brokenConversion actions firing wrong, tracking gaps, budget going to things that do not convert – with evidence from your own account
What we would changeStructure, bidding, targeting, creative, in the order we would do them
What we would leave aloneThe parts already working, so nobody breaks them looking busy
What we cannot tell from outsideWhere the answer depends on your margins, your churn, or your sales process – stated as questions rather than guessed at

The first thing we check, every time

What the account is optimising towards. Every automated bid strategy is a learning system pointed at a target somebody chose, and in most accounts we inherit at least one conversion action fires wrong – duplicated, triggering on page load, or counting a step nobody values.

When that happens the campaign faithfully finds more of the wrong thing, the dashboard looks healthy, and the revenue does not follow. It is the most common finding in these audits and usually the most expensive.

Why this is free

Every client account we run is under a confidentiality agreement signed without a publication clause. We cannot show you someone else's performance data, and we are not going to invent any.

So the audit is the only honest demonstration available to us: the actual work, on your actual account, before any money changes hands. Most people take the document and act on it themselves. That is the intended outcome, not a loss.

Start here

Request the audit

What are you after

One of these. Whichever you pick, no call is required to get an answer.

What should we look at

Pick one or more. Each audit is done by hand, not by a tool.

We cannot audit anything without it.

Genuinely useful to us – half our traffic is impossible to attribute otherwise.

Free · one reply within a working day · no call needed

Questions people actually ask

What does it cost?
Nothing, and there is no version of it that costs something later. We are not holding back the useful half.
Do I have to take a sales call?
No. The document arrives by email and you can ignore us afterwards. If something in it needs explaining we will offer a call, and you can say no.
What access do you need?
Read-only access to the ad accounts, and to analytics if you want the tracking checked properly. For apps, read access to AppsFlyer or Singular as well. We never ask for admin rights and we never need your passwords – every platform here supports adding a user by email.
Why do you do this for free?
Because every client account we run is under NDA, so we cannot show you someone else's numbers to prove we are any good. Doing the work on your account is the only demonstration available to us. Most people take the document and act on it themselves, which is a fair trade for us.
How long does it take?
About five working days. It is done by a person reading the account, not by a tool generating a report – automated audit tools produce a list of warnings, most of which do not matter.
What if the answer is that we do not need an agency?
Then that is what the document says. It happens – sometimes the account is too small for optimisation to beat leaving it alone, and sometimes the problem is the landing page or the offer rather than the traffic.