Advertising that pays back — in your niche
We buy leads and customers on international markets through Meta, Google and TikTok. In every niche we do its own math: what a lead costs, what happens to it next and at which cost per customer your ticket adds up.
What working by niche changes
We do the math before the traffic
First the cost per target action your ticket and margin can bear, then the launch. Otherwise the campaign runs “at the market average”, not into your profit.
We optimize for what pays
Not for a click and not for a cheap lead: in education we count attendance, in real estate — the buyer’s confirmed budget, in hiring — the application, not the response.
There is something to compare with
Every niche has its own benchmarks for cost per lead and ROMI. You see not “good/bad”, but how much your numbers differ from projects already done.
We say what to switch off
A weekly report in plain language: what happened, why, and which campaigns it is time to stop. The switch-off list is as much part of the work as the launch list.
FAQ
My niche is not on the list — will you take it on?
Yes. The list is the niches where we have accumulated our own benchmarks. The system transfers to any niche: unit economics first, then traffic. What changes is that at first there will be nothing to compare your numbers with, so the first weeks go to collecting your own statistics.
What budget makes sense to come with?
From $3,000 per month for ads — the same threshold as in the request form and on the niche pages. Less — and tests stretch over months: statistics do not accumulate, and decisions have to be made on guesses.
Which markets do you work in?
International ones: English-speaking audiences and Russian speakers abroad — the USA, Europe, the CIS, Israel, the UAE. Channels — Meta, Google and TikTok, budgets counted in dollars. We do not take Russia as a geo: Meta does not sell impressions there, and the rest of our stack is built for international markets.
When will the first results come?
First leads — within 7–14 days of launch. When sales appear depends on the length of your deal cycle: in product businesses the same week, in real estate and B2B — weeks and months. That is why we report by cohort, not by calendar.
