There is more than one way to check a campaign before you launch it.
Pay someone to look at it, ask an AI assistant, or run an automated readiness check. Each is genuinely the right answer in some situations. These pages say which — including the cases where we are not the answer.
Agency ads audit
“Should I pay an agency to audit my campaigns?”
Published examples put a standalone account audit around $500–$3,000 and take days. Where that is worth paying for, where it is overkill, and what each side is actually good at.
Read the comparison AI toolsA general AI assistant
“Why not just paste my campaign into an AI chat?”
A general assistant gives you an opinion, often a good one. Spendifier directs AI with real campaign cases, documented scenarios, and structured facts so the same checks produce a comparable score.
Read the comparisonEvery table has rows we lose.
A comparison where the vendor wins every line is one you should not believe. Each of these marks who genuinely wins each row, and on several of them it is not us — an agency brings strategic judgement we do not have and a route to escalate problems with Meta, and a general AI assistant is free and far more flexible. Knowing where a tool stops is more useful than a list of its features.
Also useful: the free planning calculators, what the plans include, or which Meta ad metrics matter.