Find wasted spend before the next budget review.
Find spend with no path to return, review the evidence, and approve the clean-up.
Move from the leak to the exact clean-up.
Catch leaks before they compound.
Search terms, fatigued creative, broken audiences, and inefficient placements stay under continuous review.
Review a fix list, not another alert.
Open the leaking line, inspect the cost and cause, then approve the precise exclusion, pause, or reallocation.
Spend has no credible path back to target.
Every leak keeps its cost and cause attached.
Search terms, audiences, and fatigued ads are traced to the precise clean-up they require.
Run an efficiency check.
Run one leak check or keep the Efficiency Agent watching the account.

Budget Leak Check
Find the campaigns, terms, and placements that no longer earn their spend.

Audit my Meta Ads
Rank the account fixes most likely to return performance to target.

Creative Fatigue Monitor
Catch declining ads before fatigue turns into another week of waste.
Connect each leak to a controlled fix.
Connect the live account and creative evidence to the controls required for each fix.
FAQ
Questions teams ask before they start.
How does GoMarble distinguish waste from a test?
It uses the learning window, minimum spend, campaign purpose, target, and exceptions your team defines.
What kinds of waste can the agent find?
It can surface inefficient search terms, placements, audiences, stale creatives, duplicated targeting, and campaigns with no credible route back to target.
Can it make exclusions and pauses?
Yes, within your permissions. Keep those actions behind approval or pre-approve a narrow set of fixes.
Will I see why an item was flagged?
Yes. Every item keeps the affected spend, account evidence, and proposed fix together.
Catch the next leak before it reaches the budget review.
Let the Efficiency Agent keep watch and propose fixes inside your rules.



