FOR THE PERSON WHO ACTUALLY RUNS THE ADS
Your founder is looking at us. Here is what that means for you, straight.
You are probably the one who got handed this to evaluate. Fair. If we were you, our first instinct would be to find the catch, because an outside vendor whose ad races the account's best ad sounds like a threat to the person who built that ad.
So here is the whole arrangement, no founder-speak.
You keep the account. All of it.
We never touch your account structure, never rebuild campaigns, never take publishing access. We get read-only reporting access to score the race, nothing more. You publish every ad, you own the launch, you scale what wins. We are a creative source, not a replacement buyer.
You run the race. Literally.
You schedule the race window around your calendar. You launch the challenger from the one-page spec. You are the named operator in the agreement. Nothing goes live in the account you manage except through your hands.
Your own testing never stops, in writing.
The contract names the client's existing team, employed or contracted, as protected normal operators. Your launches, your tests, your budget moves at your normal cadence are explicitly never a violation of anything. The only asks: keep the challenger funded at its signed budget during the 14-day read, and give notice before killing it, so the race stays a clean read.
If our ad wins, that is your win on the dashboard.
A winning challenger drops the account's blended cost per sale, on the dashboard you report from. You get a shelf of fresh, proven-structure creative to scale instead of grinding briefs and revisions every fatigue cycle. Account performance is how buyers get judged, and everything we ship makes that number better or it does not ship.
If our ad loses, you were right, on our money.
Your champion held. Your founder pays nothing, keeps every ad we made, and you proved your creative beats a dedicated engine. There is no version of this where losing costs you anything.
The "deemed win" clause, in five lines, because you will read it anyway.
It only covers deliberate sabotage of a live funded challenger. Your normal work is explicitly protected. If something trips it by accident, there is a written notice, dashboard evidence attached, and 48 to 72 hours to fix it, and an honest mistake fixed in that window costs nothing. A human confirms before anything ever bills. Nobody gets invoiced by a robot over a Friday-afternoon budget move.
One more thing, honestly: our comparison page talks about what a single freelancer can ship per month. That is not a shot at you. It is the volume math Meta now demands, and it was true of us too before we built the engine. The whole point of this arrangement is that you stop being the bottleneck for volume and stay the person who runs the account.
Questions the founder cannot answer? Reply to any email in the thread and ask for Bas directly. You will get the person, not a system.