Fixes sized in dollars
Each fix is sized on the account’s own return curve, counting only spend it has run near. Anything past that is named and left out.
Scores every client, flags who is slipping and who has outgrown their fee, and drafts the check-in or fee-review message. You edit and send it yourself.
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ClientFalcon · the audit
A prospect sends their ad export. ClientFalcon reads $209.2K of spend across four channels.
It reads channel by channel. Pinterest returned $0.62 for every $1 spent. Google Ads returns $4.30.
Each fix is sized in dollars from the export: $28,064 and $24,992 a month. Three more issues are listed without a price where the numbers do not support one.
It becomes a branded audit with a 30-day plan. Once they sign, the audit's numbers are locked as the client's baseline.
Every monthly report after that measures against those locked numbers, so the client sees the change from the day you met.
| Channel | Spend | Revenue | ROAS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meta Ads | $79,900 | $132,634* | 1.66x |
| Google Ads | $62,500* | $268,900* | 4.30x |
| TikTok | $37,200 | $50,220* | 1.35x |
| $29,600 | $18,352 | 0.62x | |
| Total | $209.2K | $470.1K | 2.25x |
The line marks 1.0x, where a channel earns back what it costs. * Derived from the audit's stated ROAS and account totals.
$29,600 spent, $18,352 back. Google Ads returns 4.30x.
Up 14%, from $37.22 to $42.27, across 4,949 conversions.
TikTok 1.35x on $37,200. Google Ads 4.30x.
Click-through fell 27%, from 1.1% to 0.8%.
1.66x on $79,900 of spend.
Marketing audit
By your agency · May 2026
~$53,056per month projected
The three future reports are an illustration of how the locked numbers get used. Nothing in them is measured yet.
The audit wins the pitch. Once the client signs, it is the starting line every monthly report measures against.
Pinterest spends more than it returns: $29,600 in, $18,352 back.
Each fix is sized on the account’s own return curve, counting only spend it has run near. Anything past that is named and left out.
The audit ends in the first 30 days of work, in order, built from the prospect’s own export. You walk in with it.
Sign the client and the audit becomes the baseline, so month two has something to beat instead of a chart starting at zero.
$78.3K of spend returned $216.8K, a 2.77x blend. Klaviyo Email carried the period at 6.87x; Pinterest is the drag at 0.69x.
Who is slipping, who has outgrown their fee, and whose ads lose money at their margin, each with a check-in, fee-review or margin-review draft you edit and send.
One pass over your whole book: who is slipping, who has outgrown their retainer, and which ecommerce clients lose money on ads at their margin. Each comes with a drafted check-in, fee-review or margin-review message you copy, edit and send.

Meta, Google Ads and the rest on one page, with spend, return and the change since last period on every line. The comparison your client asks for in the meeting is already in the deck you sent them.

The page a client reads before they renew: the revenue their platforms reported, set against the spend you managed.

Drop in an ad export and the report builds itself: your logo, your colors, your commentary, and the numbers computed rather than pasted. What used to be a Thursday afternoon in Sheets is a file you send before the call.

ClientFalcon reads each client's export and ranks the next move: the campaign to cut, the budget to shift, the channel below breakeven. You approve or dismiss. Approving records your decision; ClientFalcon never changes a client's ad account.

Meta, Google Ads and GA4 exports, plus any other platform by CSV. No agency seat to buy, no client account to be granted.
Run a client’s numbers weekly and it costs what running them monthly costs. Nothing meters, so there is no reason to ration the reporting.
We do not resell, pool or benchmark a client’s numbers against anyone else’s.
Drop the prospect’s Meta, Google Ads or GA4 export. Every fix comes sized in dollars. The audit computes in under a second once the export is in.
Walk in with the fixes and a 30-day plan. Once they sign, the audit is their baseline, and each month is set beside it. Send the PDF or a share link.
See who is slipping or has outgrown their fee, and copy the drafted message. You edit and send it yourself.
Reporting tools show the dashboard and move on. ClientFalcon sizes each change on the account's own return curve and logs the projected effect of every move you approve.
Every recommendation you send is scored against what the next export shows, including the ones that miss.
Meta, Google Ads, GA4, TikTok, Pinterest, Microsoft, LinkedIn and Klaviyo exports, plus any other campaign CSV. Nothing to connect.
Priced by client count. Annual = 10 months for 12. Cancel anytime.
Playbooks read every client’s Meta and Google Ads exports and rank the moves worth making. You approve or dismiss each one. Approving records your decision. ClientFalcon never changes an ad account or messages a client.
Save your clients, and Monday’s brief writes the first draft.
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