Get clients who are already spending on ads.
Every week we find businesses in your city that just started paying for Facebook and Instagram ads. We check what’s wrong with their advertising, tell you exactly how to fix it, and give you their WhatsApp number.
No card needed. One free list. If it’s not useful, walk away.
Businesses paying for ads right now
No card needed. Cancel any time.
A business paying for ads has budget — and wants customers.
That’s the whole idea. We don’t sell you a stale directory. We watch who is spending money today, then work out how to be useful to them.
Anyone can sell you a phone number.
A number is worth nothing if you open with “I saw your ad” like everyone else. So we hand you the one thing that gets a reply: a specific problem, and proof you noticed it.
Every business arrives with a full audit
Not one problem — on average three, each with the fix and how long it takes. You walk into the conversation already useful, which is why this converts when a cold list doesn’t.
The whole audit is built from public information: their live ad, and the page that ad sends people to. Nothing guessed.
See a real auditFacebook can’t tell which ads produce customers — and neither can they. They’re paying full price for traffic nobody can measure.
Found while you were reading this.
Businesses that just started paying for ads in Dubai, and what our checks found wrong in each one. Numbers are masked here — yours won’t be.
Twenty checks on every business, every week.
Half of them read the ad itself. The other half inspect the page that ad sends people to. Each one that fails becomes a reason to call.
No tracking installed
No Meta Pixel means Facebook is delivering blind and nobody can tell which ad worked.
Nowhere to land
The ad sends people to Instagram, a Facebook page or a chat window instead of a real page.
Website down or broken
Ads live and being charged for, while the page they point at doesn’t load at all.
Raw template code in the ad
Real people seeing {{product.brand}} where the headline should be.
Not built for phones
Almost everyone clicking a Meta ad is on a phone. The page wasn’t made for one.
Not secure
Browsers show a “Not secure” warning to every visitor arriving from the ad.
Delivery being throttled
Meta has limited how often the ad shows — they’re paying for a campaign barely running.
No form to fill in
Nowhere to leave a name or number, so interested people simply leave.
Page too slow
Ten seconds to load on mobile data. The click was already paid for.
No offer in the copy
No price, no package, no number — nothing that makes anyone act today.
One ad, never changed
Nothing being tested, so nobody knows what a better version would cost.
Weak button
“Learn more” on a clinic ad brings browsers. “Book now” brings patients.
Instagram only
Facebook placements switched off, leaving the cheaper half of the budget unused.
No video
Static images only, while competitors buy the same attention more cheaply.
Creative gone stale
The same ad for months. The audience stopped seeing it a while ago.
No WhatsApp on the site
In this market people message before they call. There’s no button to press.
No analytics either
No Pixel and no analytics at all — nobody can see what happens after the click.
Copy shouting in capitals
Ad text mostly in capital letters. Meta suppresses it and readers skip it.
These ads are running in Dubai today.
Pulled from Meta’s public Ad Library this week, with what our checks found in each one. Business names are masked here — yours won’t be.
live 40d3 found- Their live ad is showing raw template code
- Ad traffic goes to a WhatsApp chat, not a landing page
- One single ad, unchanged for weeks
live 60d3 found- No Meta Pixel on the site — they cannot see which ads work
- No enquiry form or booking step on the page
- One single ad, unchanged for weeks
live 57d2 found- Ad traffic goes to a WhatsApp chat, not a landing page
- One single ad, unchanged for weeks
live 35d2 found- Ad traffic goes to a WhatsApp chat, not a landing page
- One single ad, unchanged for weeks
live 18d1 found- Ad traffic goes to an Instagram profile, not a landing page
live 34d2 found- The ad makes no concrete offer
- One single ad, unchanged for weeks
live 6d3 found- The ad button says "see details"
- Only static images — no video in the campaign
- The ad copy is long (156 words)
The difference is the first line.
Both of these go out on WhatsApp at nine in the morning. Only one of them gives the business a reason to answer.
Hi — I saw your ad on Facebook. We’re a marketing agency and we help businesses grow. Interested?
09:14 ✓✓Hi Al Raas Medical — I had a look at your site and there’s no Meta Pixel on it.
That means Facebook can’t tell which of your ads actually produce customers — and neither can you. You’re paying full price for traffic nobody can measure.
09:14 ✓✓Your city, your type of business.
Pick one niche and one city. We only ever sell two seats per market, so your list stays yours.
- United Arab Emirates
- Saudi Arabia
- Qatar
- Kuwait
- Bahrain
- Oman
- Egypt
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Canada
- Australia
- Singapore
- Malaysia
- Pakistan
- India
- Turkey
- South Africa
- Nigeria
Business types
Only two seats per market.
About 55 businesses start advertising each week in a given niche and city. That’s the real number, and it’s why we cap it — if we sold ten agencies the same market, everyone would get the same tired leads.
Their WhatsApp number
Confirmed from the business’s own site where we can, marked “likely” where it came from their Facebook page. Landlines removed.
Every Monday morning
Twenty-five businesses that started advertising in your niche and city last week. Not a directory — this week’s.
Yours to export
Straight to CSV for your own CRM, and locked to you: never delivered to anyone else in your market.
- 25 businesses every week
- WhatsApp, email and website
- A full ad audit for each one
- The fix for every problem found
- A message written for each business
- Yours only — never resold
- Export to CSV, cancel any time
- 75 businesses every week
- Everything in Starter
- Any three niche or city pairs
- First refusal on new markets
- Direct WhatsApp line to us
Fewer than 20 contactable businesses in week one? Full refund.
No forms, no argument. Send one message and the money goes back. We’d rather lose a customer than sell a list that doesn’t work.
Straight answers.
Where do these businesses come from?+
Public sources. Meta’s Ad Library shows who is running ads right now. The business’s own Facebook page and website publish their contact details. We connect the two and then check their advertising — that’s the work.
Are the WhatsApp numbers real?+
Around 8 in 10 businesses come with one. Numbers taken from the business’s own website chat widget are marked confirmed. Numbers from their Facebook page are marked likely. Landlines are removed — they can’t receive WhatsApp.
Will you sell the same business to my competitor?+
No. Once a business is delivered to you in your niche and city, it is locked to you and can never be delivered again in that market. That rule is enforced by our database, not by a promise.
How do I know the problems you find are real?+
Everything we report is checkable in about a minute. No Meta Pixel, no HTTPS, no form on the page, ad pointing at a chat window — you can open their site and see it for yourself. That’s the point: you can prove it to them.
Do you message the businesses for me?+
No, and that’s deliberate. Automated WhatsApp blasting gets numbers banned and destroys reply rates. You send them yourself, from your own number — 20 to 30 personal messages a day beats 500 automated ones every time.
What if my city or business type isn’t listed?+
Ask. We cover 96 cities across 18 countries and add more when someone needs one. If we can cover it, we will.
What happens after I sign up?+
You tell us your niche and city, and your first list arrives within a day. After that it’s every Monday morning. Cancel whenever you like.
See this week’s list. Decide after.
Tell us your niche and city. We’ll send this week’s businesses free, with everything we found wrong in their advertising. If it’s not worth $99, you’ve lost nothing.