Service
Paid acquisition
Meta, Google and X campaigns written to pass financial ad review.
What you have at the end
You end up with paid campaigns on Meta, Google and X that bring challenge buyers, not just clicks. Every ad and landing page is written for financial ad review before it is submitted, so fewer ads stall in review and your ad accounts build a clean history.
You know what each buyer costs, by channel and by country, because tracking counts purchases, not page views. Weak ads are cut early and budget moves to what sells.
An affiliate program runs next to the ads, so paid traffic is never your only source of buyers. Each month, we sit down with your team and show you what worked, what did not and what we change next.
What it is
We plan, write and run your paid campaigns on Meta, Google and X. Every ad is written to pass financial ad review before it runs. That covers the copy, the images, the video and the landing page the ad points to, because platforms review all of them. We set up the tracking, run the tests and move budget toward the campaigns that bring buyers at a cost your offer can carry. The same in-house team writes the ads, cuts the video and builds the landing pages, so nothing gets lost between a writer, a designer and a media buyer at three different companies.
Who it is for
Firms with a working offer that want more challenge buyers from paid channels. That usually means a live site, a checkout that works and some sales already coming from social, community or affiliates. It also fits firms that have had ads rejected or ad accounts restricted and want to start again with ads written inside the rules. If your offer is not selling yet, we fix that first. Paid traffic makes a weak offer fail faster.
What is included
- Campaigns on Meta, Google and X, planned by market and language
- Ad copy, images and short video written to pass financial ad review
- Landing pages checked against each platform's policy before ads go live
- Conversion tracking that counts challenge purchases, not only clicks
- Creative testing on a steady schedule, with weak ads cut early
- Budget pacing across channels and countries
- An affiliate program designed and run for you
- A weekly report and a monthly call with your team
How we work
Audit
Typically days 1 to 4
Every engagement starts with a detailed audit of your site, your funnel and your marketing. For paid, we also review your ad accounts, past rejections, tracking and landing pages.
Plan
Typically days 5 to 8
We tell you what we would build first, and which plan covers it. You get the channels, markets, starting budgets and the first tests we would run.
Set up
Typically weeks 2 to 3
We set up conversion tracking, check your landing pages against each platform's policy and help you complete any advertiser verification the platforms ask for. Verification times are set by the platforms and can run longer.
Write and launch
Typically weeks 3 to 4
We write the first round of creative, submit it for review and launch the campaigns. Rejected ads are edited and resubmitted, or appealed when we believe the rejection is wrong.
Test and scale
Typically weekly, from week 5
New creative goes in every week and losing ads come out. Budget moves in steps toward the campaigns that bring buyers at the lowest cost.
Review
Every two weeks on Launch, weekly on Growth and Full Scale
A report every two weeks on Launch, a weekly report and a monthly call on Growth, and a weekly call with a live results dashboard on Full Scale. We show cost per buyer by channel and country, what we tested and what we change next.
Pricing for this service on its own
Ad spend is paid separately, directly to the ad platforms.
Essential
$750
a month
- 1 platform
- 4 creatives a month
Pro
$2,400
a month
- 2 platforms
- 8 creatives a month
Advanced
$3,500
a month
- 2 platforms
- 12 creatives a month
Elite
from$5,900
a month
- 2 platforms
- 20 creatives a month
- Ads in several languages
Mistakes founders often make
Writing ads like a signal group
Profit screenshots, income promises and phrases like get funded fast read as get rich quick claims to a reviewer. They get rejected, and repeated rejections put the whole ad account at risk.
Putting "payouts" in the ad
It is the word prop firms use most, and one of the first that financial ad review flags. We write "rewards" and describe the terms plainly.
Sending traffic to a page that fails review
Platforms review the landing page as well as the ad. A page with income claims, a missing risk disclaimer or hidden rules can sink an ad that was written cleanly.
Judging campaigns on clicks
Cheap clicks from the wrong countries look good in a dashboard and sell nothing. We track challenge purchases and judge every campaign on cost per buyer.
Scaling before the offer converts
Doubling spend on a campaign that has not proved it sells tends to double the loss. We scale in steps, and only what is working.
Compliance notes
Meta, Google and X each have their own policy for financial products and services, and each reviews the ad, the advertiser and the landing page. Google requires financial services verification in a number of countries, and any platform can ask for more information before financial ads run. The rules differ by country and change often, so we check them for every market before a campaign goes live.
Prop firm ads get flagged for predictable reasons. Words like "payouts" read to reviewers as an income promise, so we write "rewards" and state the terms plainly. We never promise income, show profit screenshots we cannot verify or suggest that passing a challenge is easy. Landing pages carry the risk disclaimer your markets require, and say so clearly if your accounts are simulated.
Even with all of this, approval is the platform's decision. We cannot promise that an ad or an account will be approved, and no honest agency can. What we can do is write inside the rules from the first ad, which protects your account's history.
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Questions
Which plan includes paid acquisition?
Growth and Full Scale. Growth runs 2 platforms, 8 to 12 creatives a month, and Full Scale 2 platforms, 15 to 20 creatives a month. Launch covers the brand, website, launch campaign, social, email and Discord that paid traffic arrives to.
Who pays the ad spend?
You do, directly to each platform. Ad spend is a third party cost and is not part of our fee.
Who owns the ad accounts?
You do. Campaigns run in ad accounts owned by your business, and we work in them with the access you grant. If we stop working together, the accounts, the data and the creative stay with you.
Why do prop firm ads get rejected?
Financial ad review flags words many prop firms use, such as payouts. We write around them, for example rewards instead of payouts, before an ad goes live. Income claims and landing pages without a risk disclaimer are the other common causes.
Can you guarantee approval or a cost per buyer?
No. Approval is each platform's decision, and cost per buyer depends on your offer, your markets and your budget. We write every ad for review, report the real numbers and tell you plainly when a channel is not working.
Where do we start?
With a detailed audit. Every engagement starts there. Request it through our contact page and we look at your site, your funnel and your marketing.
Start here
Start with an audit.
Tell us where your firm is today. We look at your site, your funnel and your marketing, then tell you what we would build first. There is no obligation to buy.
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