Every morning, a short list of what to stop, scale and fix
In your Meta ad accounts, with a plain-English reason for each, plus alerts when something breaks between checks.
One list every morning, and you approve what happens.
Scalemagic checks every Meta account you run overnight and sends a short list of decisions. Each one says why. Nothing changes until a person approves it, and while the connection is read-only your team makes the approved change.
Good morning. 4 decisions across 12 accounts today.
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Stop
Prospecting · UGC hook, version 3
Cost per purchase well above target for four days while spend kept rising.
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Scale
Retargeting · Carousel B
ROAS above target for a week. Raise budget one safe step, re-check tomorrow.
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Fix
AI creative enhancements on again in 2 ad sets
Switched off last week. Meta turned them back on overnight.
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Fix
Purchase events stopped at 02:10
Ads kept spending with no purchases recorded. Start with the checkout tag.
Judged on your targets
Each client’s target cost per purchase or ROAS.
Safe budget steps
Scale suggestions move budget in small, safe steps.
Where you already work
Read it in Slack, by email or on the web, and approve in one click.
We catch what you miss, and your buyers stay in charge.
Scalemagic covers the checks your team already does by hand, and the ones nobody reliably watches.
AI creative enhancements are on again
Switched off last week in 2 ad sets. Meta turned them back on overnight.
Why teams keep checking their accounts by hand
Ads wear out and Meta keeps changing its defaults, so the same problems return week after week.
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Settings switching back on
Advertisers report Meta’s AI creative enhancements turning back on after they switched them off. One brand found a top ad’s model replaced with an AI-generated image.
Reported by Business Insider, January 2026
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Mornings spent checking
An agency running about $100M a year in Meta spend sets aside several mornings a week to check those settings by hand.
Reported by Business Insider, January 2026
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Account hijacking
Mimecast has tracked 6.4 million detections of Meta and Google ad account theft over four years. Once someone notices unfamiliar campaigns, the fraudulent spend can usually be stopped within hours.
Mimecast threat research; Help Net Security, July 2026
How Scalemagic compares with the tools teams use today
Alert tools tell you something changed, and some pause ads on their own. Rules tools act on the rules you write. Scalemagic hands you the decision, with the reason, and leaves the call to you.
See what we would have caught in your last 30 days
Pilot teams get a read-only audit of their own accounts as the opening deliverable: every stop, scale and fix Scalemagic would have flagged over the past month.
- Limited pilot spots
- US agencies with 10+ Meta accounts, and brands spending $30k+ a month
- Teams that have already lost money to an overspend, a broken pixel or a hijacked account
- Read-only access, so nothing in your accounts changes
Common questions
No. It starts read-only. It suggests decisions and a person approves each one before anything happens.
For now, approving logs the decision and your team makes the change in Ads Manager. One-click changes come once Meta’s app review allows them.
No. Your buyers stay in charge. Scalemagic flags what slips through, like a setting Meta switched back on or tracking that broke overnight.
In Slack, by email or on the web, whichever your team already reads at the start of the day.
Meta: Facebook and Instagram ad accounts.
Someone with admin access, usually the agency owner or head of paid social. Your list starts arriving the next morning.
We’re setting pricing with our pilot teams. Join the waitlist and we’ll share it before you connect anything.