The Marketing Dashboard is live — see the true return on every ad dollar
The Marketing Dashboard is here. It follows every Meta ad dollar all the way through to paying clients and the revenue they generate — not just clicks and pixel events — so you can finally see the real return on your ad spend.
The full funnel, end to end
One view now connects the whole journey:
Ad spend → Leads → Converted clients → Revenue, with ROAS (return on ad spend), cost per lead, and cost per acquired client at each step.
A lead counts as converted the moment that person has their first paid visit — a real, paying client, not just a form fill. Revenue is measured with the exact same formula as your Sales Dashboard, so the numbers match what you already trust.
Watch ad dollars compound over time
New clients keep coming back, so a single ad dollar keeps earning. The dashboard shows revenue and ROAS at first visit, 30 days, 90 days, 180 days, and lifetime — so you can see how spend that looks break-even on day one becomes clearly profitable over the following months.
Know exactly what's working
- Per-campaign ROAS table — sort every campaign by the revenue it actually drove.
- Creative leaderboard — your ads ranked by downstream revenue and ROAS, not vanity metrics, alongside Meta's quality/engagement/conversion rankings and CTR, CPM, cost per lead, and video stats.
- Converted-clients drill-down — see the actual people a campaign turned into paying clients.
- Placement & device breakdowns — where results come from: Feed, Stories, Reels, and mobile vs. desktop.
Fair, honest numbers
People who were already your clients before they engaged with an ad are excluded from both lead counts and ROAS — so a returning client can't inflate a campaign's results. You're only credited for genuinely new business.
Getting in
You'll find it under Marketing in the navigation. It's available to brands with marketing enabled, for corporate and admin users and anyone granted marketing-dashboard access. Data refreshes automatically every day — nothing to configure.