Home About
Case Studies Community Pricing Blog
Book the teardown
The Leak Report

Find out where your account is leaking.

Twelve questions, about four minutes. It scores your account across the four places money hides, measurement, structure, creative, and efficiency, and names the one most likely draining your budget right now. No email needed to see the result.

Measurement · the signal you're feeding the algorithm

1. What does your ad platform count as a conversion?

2. Are closed-won deals sent back to Google and Meta as offline conversions?

3. Do enterprise and SMB conversions carry different values in bidding?

Structure · how budget and campaigns are built

4. Are brand and non-brand search in separate campaigns with separate budgets?

5. Smart bidding needs roughly 30 conversions per campaign per month. How is your budget spread?

6. When you move budget on one channel, can you predict the effect on blended CAC?

Creative · whether the account is fatiguing

7. How many distinct concepts, not variants, are live right now?

8. What's happening to frequency on your core prospecting audiences?

9. Do you review a published creative win rate each week?

Efficiency · whether the target is even right

10. Where does your CAC target come from?

11. Over the last two quarters, efficiency at your current spend has...

12. Could you tell your board, defensibly, which channel drove pipeline last quarter?

Scored in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Your Leak Report

Your most likely leak

Prefer a live read? See the fix for your top leak →

Retake the report

What it scores

The four places the money hides.

Signal

The platform optimizing toward an event that doesn't turn into revenue.

Fixed by · Measurement
Structure

Budget trapped in campaigns too small to learn, or brand hiding non-brand's waste.

Fixed by · Paid Media
Saturation

The same concepts seen too many times, so response decays and CPMs climb.

Fixed by · Creative

The fourth is efficiency: whether the target the account is chasing is even the right one. See how the four fit together →

Go deeper

A score points. A teardown proves.

The report tells you where to look. The teardown is Jer inside your actual account for thirty minutes, naming the three things costing you the most, with findings you keep either way.

Not ready to talk? See the case studies →