Wasted spend detection

Find every rupee that is not working

Adverti surfaces wasted ad spend with exact amounts and exact campaign names, then shows the retained-revenue waste hiding underneath. Across Meta, Google, and Amazon, in one view.

Wasted spend, last 30 days₹1,24,500 flagged
fSummer Collection — Prospecting₹64,200+₹18K retained-rev wastePause
GBrand — Broad Match₹38,500+₹9K retained-rev wasteReview
fRetargeting — Set A₹21,800+₹6K retained-rev wasteReview
Illustrative view. Campaign names and amounts are examples.
The problem

Waste does not announce itself

On a busy account, the leak is never one obvious campaign. It is spread thin across dozens of ad sets, each one losing a little, none of them loud enough to catch your eye in the Ads Manager.

And the waste you can see is only half of it. A campaign can look fine on platform-reported ROAS while quietly burning money, because the revenue it claims includes orders that were cancelled, returned, or never paid for. The real waste is bigger than the surface waste.

Finding it by hand means exporting every campaign, joining it to your store data, and ranking the losers. Adverti does that join continuously and hands you the ranked list.

How it works

From raw spend to a ranked action list

Step 01

Scan every campaign

Adverti reads spend, results, and trend across every active campaign and ad set on Meta, Google, and Amazon.

Step 02

Reconcile against kept revenue

Each campaign's claimed return is checked against delivered and actually-paid revenue, so the waste reflects reality, not the platform's number.

Step 03

Rank and recommend

You get a ranked list with exact rupee amounts, exact campaign names, and a clear action: pause, review, or optimise.

Why ours is different

It counts the waste underneath the waste

A generic wasted-spend report stops at the platform number. It tells you a campaign spent a lot for a little return on paper.

Adverti goes one layer deeper. Because reconciliation is threaded through, the same campaign also shows its retained-revenue waste, the spend chasing orders that were cancelled, returned, or failed on COD. That is money the platform still counts as a win. It is the most expensive waste to miss, and it only shows up once you reconcile.

Surface waste (platform view)
₹64,200
What a generic report would flag
True waste (reconciled view)
₹82,200
After adding retained-revenue waste from returns and COD fails
What you get

Specifics you can act on today

Exact rupee amounts

Not a vague percentage. The precise spend each campaign is wasting, in rupees, surface and reconciled.

Exact campaign names

The specific campaigns and ad sets leaking budget, named, so there is no guessing what to open next.

A clear action per line

Pause, review, or optimise, ranked by impact, so you know what to fix first instead of staring at a wall of data.

One view across platforms

Meta, Google, and Amazon leakage side by side, so you stop switching between three dashboards to find it.

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Covera's first audit flagged five campaigns with CTRs below 2 percent across ₹6,17,072 of Meta spend. Pausing the leakers helped drop cost per purchase 21.5% over the following weeks.

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Before you cut anything

See what you're wasting.

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