Every result on this page was verified using geo-holdout incrementality testing — the same methodology Meta and Google use to prove their own platform ROI. We don't report on what we fixed. We report on what the control markets prove.
All figures are geo-holdout verified. Client names anonymized at their request — category, spend level, and leak type data are accurate.
A fast-growing DTC apparel brand running Meta, Google, and TikTok at $280K/month had watched ROAS decline for four consecutive months while increasing spend. Their agency had no clear answer. The Leak Map found four overlapping waste vectors — the biggest being a branded search cannibalization issue that had been compounding for over a year.
A supplement DTC brand running Meta and Google had 39% of spend allocated to hours when their CVR dropped below 0.3%. Simultaneously, Meta was claiming 3.4× ROAS while Shopify showed 1.8×. Attribution inflation was masking the true performance gap and preventing proper budget reallocation.
A home goods brand with strong organic SEO had been bidding on their own brand terms — which held #1 organic rankings — for 14 months without realizing it. Combined with geographic waste across 9 low-converting states, the total recoverable was 20% of monthly spend, entirely invisible inside their agency's reporting.
Six top-of-funnel Meta ad sets were running creatives with an average frequency of 7.4 — well past the fatigue threshold. CPMs had climbed 62% over the prior 12 weeks but were buried in blended account-level numbers. Refreshing and rotating creative on a holdout-tested schedule reduced blended CPM by $9.80.
The highest-waste account audited to date. All six leak types were active, with attribution inflation being the most severe — platform-reported ROAS was 4.1× against a Shopify-verified 1.9×. The brand had been scaling spend based on false signals for two quarters. Recovery took 90 days to fully implement across all vectors.
Across every audit completed, these are the frequency and average monthly value of each leak type — ranked by how often we find it.
Every result is measured with geo-holdout incrementality testing. Here's exactly how it works and why it's the only method that proves causation rather than correlation.
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