| # | Finding | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Spend above $5,000 a day loses moneyExtra spend above $5,000 a day made a ROAS of 1.26, then 1.02. Break-even is 1.39 | Critical |
| 2 | Nobody has checked the order countMeta credits the ads with about 76% of store orders. Most orders reach it twice, and the copies are never matchedRead why | Critical |
| 3 | Media costs more than twice what it didA thousand impressions cost $20.36, 2.23 times what they cost in the same six months of 2024 | High |
| Plus 11 more findings in a 21-section audit covering researched unit economics, a week-by-week 90-day plan, a three-step scaling ladder with written gates, eleven creative directions, five corrections and three checkout tests, and a five-competitor comparison. | ||
You need a second opinion on your ad spend.
Plenty of agencies will audit your account for free. For them the audit is the pitch, and the retainer is the product. We are independent auditors. No sales pitch, no meetings, only hands-on experience.
- in ad spend reviewed or managed since 2012
- $1B+
- brands & companies audited
- 1,000+
- first audit created
- 2012
Like a financial audit, but for advertising.
No company audits its own books, yet whoever runs your ads reports on their own work. That's true of an agency, a freelancer, someone in-house, or a family member who set it up two years ago. None of them are lying to you. They're just the last people who can tell you objectively whether the account is any good, because they built it.
Every other part of a business accepted this a century ago. Balance sheets get audited by someone outside the company, and the auditor is barred from doing the bookkeeping, because a review is worthless if the reviewer has a stake in the answer.
Advertising is often the second-largest line in the budget, yet most brands spend real money on it every month with no one to give them a straight answer.
The audit is the product.
We don't pitch, we don't send a proposal, and we don't compete for the account we've just reviewed. If we found something worth fixing, that's the deliverable, not the opening move in a sale.
Find the waste. Fix what matters first. Rebuild the account.
Spend that loses money, checkouts that leak, ads nobody can find or compare. Each audit finds the recoverable waste and ranks what to fix first; the Full Audit adds the 90-day plan to rebuild the account and its creative. Real clients, anonymised, every percentage exactly as delivered.
Full audit and 90-day plan, nursery furniture
Findings from the nursery furniture sample audit # Finding 1 Half the budget went to an outdated funnelKept on for "a place in the funnel" and for views no ad set uses, video took 50% of the sales budget over the last 28 days at a ROAS of 4.4. Break-even is 5.23 2 The best ads can't show half the catalogCatalog ads are the strongest large campaign, at a ROAS of 15.82, but over half the catalog is out of stock 3 The budget was cut while it was payingEvery step up in spend paid three to four times break-even, yet the sales campaigns are down to $1,284 a day Plus 17 more key findings in a 24-section audit covering researched unit economics, a week-by-week 90-day plan, a five-step budget ladder with four checks per step, ten creative directions, four split tests and a competitor comparison. approx. $460,000 budget reviewed
Read the audit (PDF)Full audit and 90-day plan, D2C technology/gadget
Findings from the D2C technology/gadget sample audit # Finding 1 Checkout loses 92 of every 100 cartsThe share of carts that became orders fell from 19.8% to 8.1%. Cost per order rose from £6.57 to £21.28 2 Nobody knows what a trial is worthNobody tracks how many trials go on to pay. If fewer than 43% do, each paying customer costs more than the £50 break-even 3 Three ads carry the accountThree ads took 52.7% of the spend. 100 of the 131 new ideas launched in 2026 spent under £50 Plus 8 more key findings in a 19-section audit covering a week-by-week 90-day plan, a three-step scaling ladder to £60,000 a month, twelve creative directions, nine checkout tests and a five-competitor comparison. approx. £37,500 budget reviewed
Read the audit (PDF)Full audit and 90-day plan, pet supplements
Findings from the pet supplements sample audit # Finding 1 Spend rose 4x, profitability fellSpend rose 4.0x from the first quarter to the third, and ROAS fell from 2.10 to 1.05 2 Four structures in nine monthsThe structure making a ROAS of 1.82 was switched off in July 3 Tracking that can't be rightMeta recorded more purchases than started checkouts, every month since March Plus 4 more key findings in a 19-section audit covering a week-by-week 90-day plan, a six-step scaling ladder with written gates, seven creative territories, five positioning angles, a seven-advertiser competitor sweep and six named risks. approx. $145,000 budget reviewed
Read the audit (PDF)Account and funnel audit, lead generation
Findings from the lead generation sample audit # Finding 1 Buying form fills, not qualified leadsForm leads cost $2.63 after one yes-or-no question. Website assessments cost $4.79 after 13 answers 2 Website leads never report back53% of spend goes to the website, and Meta never learns which of its leads qualified 3 Calls fell behind leadsFirst Call updates per form lead fell from 61% to 23% in July Plus 21 more findings in a 15-section audit covering the website on a phone, two results-screen bugs, the claims around the offer, three tests and a fix, and a competitor sweep. approx. C$40,000 budget reviewed
Read the audit (PDF)
What the clients said
"The audit gave us a much clearer picture of what was actually working and where we were leaving opportunities on the table. We used it to clean up a few things in the account and had a much better direction for what to test next."
"Really useful to have someone outside the account take a proper look at everything. It pointed out a few things we hadn't really noticed ourselves, and we ended up using the audit as a roadmap for the next round of changes, especially improving lead flow and quality."
Priced like a financial audit:
by the size of the books.
Auditors price on how much there is to check, and so do we. More ad spend means more campaigns, creatives and conversion data to work through. The band sets the price, the tier sets the depth.
First, pick your trailing 6-month ad spend.
Total Meta spend over the last 6 months, from Ads Manager. Not your monthly budget.
Under €30k (about €5k a month)? Join the Minimum waitlist.
Minimum
Opening soonThe ROAS your ads need to break even, and how far Meta's sales count sits from your own. From your figures, with no account access.
<24 hours once open
We'll email you once, when Minimum opens. Privacy Policy
Review
What the money is actually doing
2 working days from access
Inspection
Everything in the Review, plus what happens after the click: your website, checkout and offer.
3 working days from access
Full Audit
Everything in the Inspection, plus a 90-day plan to fix what we found. Covered by the guarantee.
5 working days from access
Every paid tier: read-only access, so we can't pause, edit or create anything. The clock starts once access is granted and your onboarding form (5 to 15 minutes) is in. Not in within 24 hours? We fill the gaps from industry benchmarks. Prices are net, VAT added at checkout. We take a limited number of audits each month, so our team can handle every one without compromising on quality.
Need it in 24 hours? Add 24-hour delivery at checkout for 50% on top of the price. Your account goes to the front of the queue, and the team stays on it until it's delivered.
The guarantee
Worth 3x the fee, or it's free.
No sales call. No kickoff. No walkthrough.
Your ad spend sets the price, the depth sets how far we go. Paid at checkout.
Pick your ad spend and audit depth
Your ad spend sets the price, the depth sets how far we go. Paid at checkout.
Assign read-only access
Two minutes in Meta Business Suite. We can't pause, edit or create anything.
Fill in the onboarding form
5 to 15 minutes, within 24 hours. Your answers decide what the audit digs into.
The audit lands in your inbox
Every finding ranked by impact, in the order to fix them.
Discreet by default: we change nothing, and only your Business Portfolio admins can see we're there. If access isn't granted within 7 days, we'll contact you for next steps per T&C.
We'd rather turn you away than take the money.
This IS for you if:
- You're spending at least €5,000 a month on ads
- Someone else runs the account and you want an outside read on their work
- You run it yourself and know you can't assess your own work objectively
- You're about to scale spend and want to know what breaks first
- You're considering changing agency and want evidence, not a pitch. Changing agency doesn't void the guarantee.
- You sell ecommerce or generate leads, anywhere in the world, in English
- You run the ads in-house and want independent proof before you ask for more budget
This is NOT for you if:
- You spend under €5,000 a month. An audit usually finds less than it costs, and we'll say so rather than take the money
- The account has been running under 30 days. There isn't enough data to draw conclusions from yet
- You want someone to run the ads. We audit, we don't aim to take over the account
- You want onboarding calls, strategy sessions and walkthrough appointments. Everything we produce is written to be understood in layman's terms, without heavy marketing, strategy or media-buying jargon
- You want a report that agrees with a decision you've already made
Not sure which side you're on? Join the Minimum waitlist. If your account isn't ready for a paid audit, we'll tell you that instead of selling you one.
The team doing your audit
Real people reading your account.
We don't aim to manage the accounts we audit. No retainer to win, nothing to sell you afterwards, just the read.
Everything people ask before buying.
Access and privacy
Money and guarantee
Process
Find out what your account is actually doing.
Pick a tier, grant read-only access, and read the findings in two to five working days. No call, no proposal, no pitch afterwards.
Not ready to buy? Join the Minimum waitlist.







