Product · For media agencies
Budget pacing that catches drift before month end.
One screen that answers one question: which accounts need me today. Deployed into your own infrastructure, not rented from mine.
- 12Agencies running it
- $1M+Monthly spend per deployment
- YoursCode, hosting and data
The problem
Pacing is the number that has to be right every day.
It is also the one that gets checked when somebody has time. A spreadsheet holds up until you have sixteen accounts, several channels each, and a month that ends on a Tuesday.
The failure is never a wrong number. It is a number nobody looked at until it was too late to correct.
What it does
- 01
Pace, not spend
Every account is measured against where it should be given how much of the month has elapsed. 73% spent is not good or bad until you know it is day 28.
- 02
Exception first
Anything off pace sorts to the top. On a normal day the useful part of the page is the first two rows, and most days it is empty.
- 03
Per channel, not just per client
Accounts expand to their individual channels, so a book that looks fine in aggregate still surfaces the one channel that stalled.
- 04
Alerts on the exception
Notifications fire when something is actually wrong. A daily digest that says everything is fine trains people to delete it unread.
It runs in your environment
You are not buying a seat.
Most tools in this category want your spend data on their servers and your team on their pricing page. This one gets installed into your account and signed over to you.
How it ships
Live in about two weeks.
It is a template, so you are paying for the setup and the fit to your book, not for someone to build a dashboard from scratch.
Read the original build: the agency it was made for.
Next step
See it with your own numbers.
Send me the shape of your book, how many accounts and which channels, and I will show you what the first screen would look like for you.