AdScope

AdScope is a read-only reporting dashboard that unifies Meta Ads and Google Ads into one live view, and it shows every live Meta ad sitting right next to what that ad actually cost. It pulls Meta and Google Ads into one dashboard simple enough to read on your phone, covering what you spent, what it got you, and every live Meta ad shown alongside its own numbers. It is designed for business owners and marketers running their own ad accounts as well as agencies and freelancers running client accounts, and its main purpose is to let you understand your ad performance in seconds rather than decoding rows of exported data. The problem AdScope addresses is the everyday reality of running paid ads across two platforms. The site describes the alternative as the manual way: two ad managers and a spreadsheet. In that world you see the numbers, but not the ad that made them; Facebook sits in one tab and Google in another, and the math happens in your head. What you are working from is yesterday's export, built by hand and already out of date by the time you look at it, and there are hours of setup before you see a single number. AdScope's answer is the same data you already paid for, presented in one place, by platform, by campaign, by ad, so that transparency replaces guesswork and you stop managing in the dark. The flagship capability is seeing the creative instead of a row of numbers. AdScope displays every live Meta image and video ad you are running next to what it spent and what each result cost. Instead of decoding a row called final-3-copy, you recognise the winner visually. That matters because a spreadsheet export cannot show you the image or the video that produced a given cost per result, so the ad doing the work stays hidden behind its metrics. AdScope also lists a Visual Ad Gallery and a Platform Data Breakdown among its dashboard capabilities, so the creative view and the data view are presented together rather than in separate tools. AdScope then answers the two questions every advertiser asks first. The Bottom Line stops you from doing math in your head by combining your Total Daily Spend and Results, whether those results are leads or sales, across platforms into one single view: one total for spend, one total for results, both platforms combined. Track Every Dollar Across Meta and Google lets you break down performance by campaign or by ad in one click, so you can see exactly where your budget shines rather than guessing what works. Full date range control lets you select the period that matters to you, and campaign metrics adjust dynamically based on campaign type, so the numbers shown match the kind of campaign you are actually running. Setup is deliberately minimal. You log in with your existing Meta and Google accounts, the same way you log into Facebook, and your dashboard builds itself in seconds after you connect. There is no pixel, no code, and no data mapping, and the site describes the arrangement as two logins with read-only access, so nothing can be changed. AdScope is a mobile-first responsive web app with nothing to install. You can open it in your browser at 7am and see what yesterday cost you before you open the laptop, and the Business Plan also lists mobile app access. Instant Lead Access complements this by letting you see who is interested in real time, access your leads instantly, and trace them back to the exact ad that captured them. How AdScope works overall comes down to access and adaptation. It connects through the official, verified APIs from Meta and Google, and that access is read-only: AdScope can display your ad data, but it can never edit, pause, or change a live campaign, and it cannot spend any of your budget. During onboarding you define your business type, for example ecommerce or lead generation, and your main overview adapts instantly, while campaign metrics adjust dynamically based on campaign type. That is the methodology that separates it from a generic connector: the same underlying data is framed around the kind of ads you actually run, so the first screen you see is already relevant instead of something you have to configure from scratch. The benefits described are total transparency for business owners and peace of mind for marketers, and AdScope states that this creates instant trust. Because live sync replaces the hand-built export, the numbers you are looking at are current rather than yesterday's, and you no longer do math in your head to combine two platforms. You recognise winners by their creative rather than by row names, and you can check what yesterday cost you from your phone before your first coffee. There is no pixel to maintain and no developer needed to set it up, and because access is read-only, there is no risk of a reporting tool accidentally changing or pausing a campaign or spending any budget. AdScope reports on whatever your campaigns optimise for, including leads, calls, messages, form fills, or purchases. Concrete scenarios where AdScope fits include a business owner checking total daily spend and results across Meta and Google on a phone before starting the day; a marketer breaking down performance by campaign or by ad in one click to decide where budget should go; an agency or freelancer reviewing live creatives next to their own cost per result when reporting to a client; a lead generation advertiser tracing every new lead back to the exact ad that captured it; and an ecommerce advertiser monitoring purchases, spend and results in the same combined view. AdScope is explicitly not an ecommerce attribution engine and it does not do blended ROAS modeling, so it is best understood as a reporting layer over the ad platforms' own data rather than an attribution product. AdScope is aimed at two groups: businesses and marketers running their own ad accounts, and agencies and freelancers running client accounts. The integrations available today are Meta Ads, covering Facebook and Instagram, and Google Ads; TikTok Ads is planned and is not available yet, with spend and performance alongside Meta and Google described as coming next. Pricing begins with a 10-day trial and no card is required until your dashboard is built. Launch pricing is $9.99 per month, locked for 12 months from the day you sign up, after which the rate goes to $39.99 per month on your renewal date, with an email sent before that happens and cancellation available at any time. Annual billing is offered at $99.90 per year for the first year, then $288 per year. The Business Plan includes one user per workspace, connection to all major platforms, a unified real-time dashboard, real-time tracking, the visual ad gallery, platform data breakdown, mobile app access, full date range control, and standard support by email only. An Agency Plan with client workspaces, white-label reports and client dashboard access is in design and not available yet; AdScope is shaping it with a small group of agencies, invites agencies running ads for five or more clients to give input as design partners, and says design partners keep launch pricing when it ships. Launch pricing is available for a limited time, and activating a paid plan during the launch window locks the discounted rate for a full year. In short, AdScope takes the ad data you have already paid for and puts it in one place, by platform, by campaign and by ad, with the live creative shown next to its own cost per result. Read-only access, two logins, no pixel and no code keep setup to seconds, while a mobile-first dashboard, a 10-day trial and no card until the dashboard is built make it easy to find out whether it fits the way you run ads.