See your real data, no credit card

Most free trials show you a polished demo full of invented numbers. You get a feel for the interface and no feel at all for whether it would tell you anything true about your own account.

The free plan works the other way. You connect your own Google, Meta and Microsoft accounts and see your actual data, in one view, on honest definitions. No credit card, no sales call first, no fake dashboard standing in for the real thing.

That matters because the whole promise of a unified dashboard only means something against your own spend. A demo cannot show you that the channel you defend by reflex is coasting, or that your Monday export ritual was hiding a number worth acting on. Only your data can do that, which is exactly why the free plan starts there.

It is genuinely useful on its own, not a countdown to a paywall. You can see your unified data, get out of the three-tabs-and-a-spreadsheet habit, and decide for yourself whether the deeper layers, real ROI, break-even, the wasted-spend work, are worth going further for. The product earns the upgrade by being useful first.

Seeing is the foundation everything else in this launch builds on. The free plan is where you get to do it with numbers that are actually yours.

Start free, no card. The pillar behind the week is Stop guessing, start seeing, and next week turns to whether that revenue is actually profit in ROAS isn't profit.