Every campaign’s spend and KPIs are watched for spikes, drops and delivery changes, and actual media spend is checked against your own source of truth — not each platform’s view of itself. Junk inventory is excluded before it spends.
When spend moves away from plan
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Against pacing, margin and budget level
DSP spend vs the budget agreed
MFA and unsafe domains flagged
Pacing and caps corrected from the alert
Shows in the weekly report
A delivery change on Friday evening is found on Monday morning. Two days of budget have already gone.
Platform spend is never compared with the client’s own budget record, so nobody checks what was actually agreed.
Made-for-advertising sites clear category filters and keep spending. You find them in the placement report afterwards.
A spike means little without the pacing, the margin and the budget level beside it — and the fix still happens in another tab.
$0.5M
Of junk spend blocked
Assembly Global
30%
Lower CPA on contextual line items
Assembly Global
4 hrs
Data refresh cadence across every platform
DV360 · Meta · The Trade Desk · Google Ads · Amazon Ads · TikTok Ads · Snapchat
Each one works on campaigns you already run, including the ones atomicAds didn’t build. Use one, or run the whole chain.
Flags spend spikes, CTR outliers and delivery changes, and compares actual media spend with your own numbers rather than the platform’s.
Alerts on whichever number this client actually cares about, with your own threshold per account, so the alert means something when it fires.
Gives the alert its context: how the line item is pacing, what it must spend daily to land on plan, and the margin you actually keep.
Filters made-for-advertising and unsafe domains before activation, so the budget never reaches them in the first place.
Same agents either way. The only difference is who presses approve.
Connect your platforms, load your budgets, and your team works from one feed of anomalies with the pacing and margin beside each one.
Our specialists watch the feed, act on what it flags using write-backs, and tell you what moved and why.
“Always-on built-in QA, alerts, monitoring, and optimizations… have streamlined our entire workflow, reduced errors and waste, improved campaign performance, and freed our team to focus on strategy.”
Wayne BlodwellGlobal SVP, Assembly Global$0.5M
Of junk spend blocked
“With AtomicAds, we can scale our trading capacity overnight to win more and drive better results; our scale would not have been possible without the Atomic Team.”
Paul BarnardCEO, Skyrise45%
More clients onboarded in 18 months, no new headcount
DV360
Line items, insertion orders and pacing checked across every DV360 advertiser.
Meta
Ad sets, budgets and naming checked on Meta campaigns before and after launch.
Google Ads
Search and Performance Max budgets, pacing and naming checked daily.
The Trade Desk
Campaigns, ad groups and bid factors QA’d across your Trade Desk seats.
StackAdapt
Line items, frequency caps and pacing checked across StackAdapt campaigns.
Amazon Ads
Sponsored Ads and DSP orders monitored for budget, pacing and naming.
Campaign groups, targeting and spend monitored across LinkedIn ad accounts.
Ad groups, budgets and naming checked across Pinterest campaigns.
Snapchat
Ad squads, budgets and pacing monitored across Snapchat campaigns.
TikTok
Ad groups, budgets and pacing monitored across TikTok campaigns.
Anything else, ask us on the demo. We’ll show it on your own accounts.
Request a DemoNot primarily. This watches spend against what was agreed — overspend, spikes and unusual delivery — plus made-for-advertising and unsafe domains through the Context Agent. It sits alongside a verification vendor rather than replacing one.
Your own source of truth: the IO, the media plan, or a system like Prisma or Pipedrive. That is the difference from a DSP alert, which only knows its own numbers.
Data refreshes every 4 hrs across every connected platform, so a Friday evening delivery change is flagged that evening rather than on Monday.
Yes. Pacing type and amount, budget, segments and frequency caps can be corrected from the alert and written back to the platform, with an approval step if you want one.
Yes. The agents read what is already live in your accounts, so monitoring runs on existing campaigns from day one.
Most teams connect a platform, load their budgets and see the first flagged campaigns. We’ll give you a timeline for your own setup on the demo.
A free audit on your live accounts: which campaigns are over, which look unusual, and where budget went to inventory you would not have bought.
$0.5M
Junk spend blocked at Assembly Global
