Ads engineered to sell. Not just look good.
The Garage runs full-funnel paid media across Meta, Google, TikTok, YouTube, and Microsoft — built around a forensic data approach. Strategy and reporting are inherent. They are never billed as extras.
Media buying stopped being a targeting game. The algorithm decides who sees what — the creative decides who converts. So the Garage runs on a weekly creative loop: diagnose the buyer worry, launch concepts against it, score the winners, multiply them into variations. Accounts never go dark, and ads never fatigue into rising CAC.
Every dollar is tracked to revenue, not to platform vanity metrics. Daily budget and bid optimization, weekly reporting that says what we changed and why, and a paper trail from the Vault for every creative decision. That forensic approach is how a $2M account becomes an $18M account in 12 months.
- Cross-platform ad management
- Full-funnel strategy + planning
- Daily budget + bid optimization
- Creative testing cadence
- Weekly performance reporting
Meta 
Google 
TikTok 
YouTube 
Microsoft Ads From $2,000/mo
From $2,000/mo (single platform) · $5,000/mo all platforms
Zero long-term contracts. We earn it monthly.
Diagnose
Account audit + the Vault: which objections your funnel resolves today, which it leaks. The gaps become the creative brief.
Launch + optimize
Full-funnel structure, daily budget and bid moves, creative testing cadence baked into the account — not bolted on.
Multiply
Winners get scored, then fanned into hook, visual, format, and CTA variations. Fresh creative every week, so scale never stalls.
The full system — diagnose, create, score, multiply, repeat — is on the process page, and the scorecard itself is on how we score.
Straight answers, before the call.
Single platform or everything?
$2,000/mo runs one platform properly. $5,000/mo runs the full cross-platform account. Both include strategy and weekly reporting — those are never add-ons.
Are we locked into a contract?
No. Zero long-term contracts — we earn it monthly. If we stop driving lift, you walk.
What does reporting look like?
Weekly, tied to revenue: what shipped, what it did, what we’re changing next. No 40-slide vanity decks.