You approve what runs
Review proposed changes before they affect your campaigns. Your team keeps responsibility for the offer, budget and follow-up.
Omesta brings your ads, creative and campaign reviews into one workspace. Built for local businesses, with your team in control.
Spend less time piecing together reports. Bring your advertising context into one place, see what needs attention, and choose the next step.
Get started with OmestaBring Meta and Google reporting into one workspace. Compare the available spend and lead signals without rebuilding a spreadsheet for every review.
Use AI-assisted reviews to investigate rising costs, tired creative and gaps in tracking. Start with the evidence before deciding what to change.
Prepare image and video ads around your business, offer and audience. Review your creative before choosing what to run.
Review proposed campaign changes and approve the specific action before it runs. Connecting an account does not authorize changes to your ads.
Keep reported inquiries separate from qualified leads and booked jobs. Your team handles follow-up and closing; the numbers should reflect those different stages.
Return to your campaign history and activity log to review what changed. Keep the context behind each decision in the same workspace.
Review proposed changes before they affect your campaigns. Your team keeps responsibility for the offer, budget and follow-up.
Manage supported connections, review campaign activity, and keep your ad account context together. Start with the plan that fits your business.
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Different services. Different goals. A clearer way to review your ads.
For roofers, remodelers and other contractors: review lead costs against the area you serve, the work you want and the jobs your team can take on.
Separate an appointment-page click from a confirmed booking. Review the conversion definition and keep your team's follow-up process in view.
Give each offer a clear outcome, whether it is an introductory visit or a membership enquiry. Evaluate follow-up and attendance separately from ad clicks.
Connect advertising reviews to the events and services your community cares about. Where supported, use registration signals rather than treating every visit as a sign-up.
Bring your Meta and Google advertising into Omesta. Add supported website and CRM signals to give your campaign reviews more context.
CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT
Tub Revive’s owner reported 60 leads at about $6 per lead from one Meta ad on Sept 17, 2026. The reporting window and exact spend were not supplied. These are owner-reported leads, not verified booked jobs or a forecast for your business.
Read the Tub Revive case studyAd Management Software for Local Businesses
Local businesses can use ad management software to review connected Meta and Google campaigns, compare reported lead costs and prepare creative. You approve changes before they run, unless automation is enabled for that action. Your team still qualifies leads and books appointments; a platform lead is not proof of a new customer.
No. Omesta is advertising software. It supports connected campaign reviews, creative workflows and approved ad changes. A local marketing agency may also provide positioning, filming, website work and lead follow-up; those services are not implied by a software subscription.
It can support businesses using connected Meta and Google ad accounts. The important differences are the service area, offer, conversion event and follow-up process. Confirm required integrations and account eligibility before choosing a plan.
There is no universal target. Start with job economics and the proportion of qualified leads that become customers. A low-cost inquiry can be expensive if it is outside your area or never books. Omesta does not guarantee a lead price.
Omesta can assist with enabled reviews and recommendations. You approve changes before they run, unless automation is enabled for that action. It does not independently guarantee leads, handle every sales conversation or remove your responsibility for the budget.