Monitor Meta Ads spend and
performance across every account.
Go Insights watches spend, ROAS, conversions, and performance across your Meta Ads account, and sends alerts to Slack or email when anything shifts.
What we monitor
We track the metrics that determine whether your Meta campaigns are making or losing money.
What we catch
Real examples of issues Go Insights has surfaced on Meta Ads accounts:
- ROAS dropping below target on a scaling campaign
- CPM spiking during a competitive auction period
- A campaign spending budget with zero conversions for 12+ hours
- Frequency creeping up on a retargeting audience, signalling ad fatigue
Why monitoring Meta Ads matters
Meta's ad platform is one of the most volatile environments in digital marketing. Auction dynamics shift constantly, CPMs can spike 30–50% in a single day during competitive periods like Black Friday, January sales, or even when a large competitor in your niche launches a new campaign. If you're not watching, you can burn through a day's budget by lunchtime with half the results you expected.
Creative fatigue is another silent killer. A Meta ad that performed brilliantly for two weeks can see CTR and conversion rate decline steadily as frequency increases. The campaign keeps spending, but the returns degrade gradually, often slowly enough that it doesn't trigger alarm in a weekly check, but fast enough that it wastes meaningful budget over a month.
Conversion tracking on Meta is also fragile. iOS privacy changes, browser restrictions, and Conversions API configuration issues can all cause your reported conversions to diverge from reality. When this happens, Meta's algorithm starts optimising against inaccurate data, and your campaign performance degrades in ways that are hard to diagnose without knowing the tracking broke first.
For agencies, Meta Ads monitoring is particularly critical because client budgets are at stake. A client running £200/day across three campaigns expects their agency to know immediately if something goes wrong, not to discover it in a Friday report. Proactive monitoring transforms the agency-client relationship from reactive ("why did results drop?") to proactive ("we caught an issue on Tuesday and fixed it before it impacted your weekly numbers").
Go Insights monitors every key Meta Ads metric continuously and alerts you in Slack or email the moment performance deviates from the established pattern. Whether it's a CPM spike, a conversion drop, or a budget pacing issue, you'll know within minutes, not days.
Go Insights vs. monitoring Meta Ads manually
Meta Ads Manager provides campaign-level performance data and basic automated rules, but monitoring requires you to log in, check each account, and interpret the data yourself. You can set rules like "pause campaign if CPA exceeds £30," but these static thresholds don't account for normal day-to-day variation in your metrics.
Go Insights learns each metric's natural patterns across your Meta Ads account and detects anomalies relative to your actual baseline, not a fixed number. Alerts are delivered proactively to Slack or email with context on what changed and by how much. For agencies managing multiple Meta Ads accounts, Go Insights provides cross-account monitoring from a single dashboard instead of checking each Business Manager separately.
How it works
Connect
Sign in to Go Insights and link your Meta Ads account with OAuth. Takes about 60 seconds.
We learn your patterns
Go Insights analyses your historical data to understand what's normal for each metric, so alerts are based on your real patterns, not arbitrary thresholds.
Get alerted instantly
When something shifts, you get a notification in Slack or email, with context on what changed, how much, and why it might matter.
Frequently asked questions
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Last updated: May 2026