Anatomy of a quiet disaster.
The same incident, twice. The only difference is who noticed first.
Everything that can go wrong, watched.
Every tier gets all three. There's no "pro features" hostage situation here.
The tripwires.
40+ failure signatures checked every 15 minutes across every connected account: billing, delivery, policy, pacing, pixels. When one trips, Advino alerts the right people and — if you've armed it — pauses what's bleeding.
Meta's numbers, audited.
Ads Manager grades its own homework. True ROAS reconciles platform-reported revenue against what actually landed in Shopify and Stripe — refunds, cancellations and double-counting included — so budget decisions run on bank numbers, not pixel optimism.
Know what to kill.
Every creative graded on reconciled margin — not platform ROAS, not thumb-stop guesses. Winners get flagged for scaling before fatigue sets in; the polite losers quietly eating budget get named.
Answers when you ask.
Genuinely useful. Pull stats, query campaigns, chat with your data. But it only speaks when spoken to.
Watches when you don't.
Checks every account on a 15-minute cycle, all night, every night, and acts on what it finds.
Priced by ad accounts.
Not by seats, not by spend.
Bring your whole team on any tier. Every tier gets all three modules and the MCP server.
- →All three modules
- →15-minute check cycle
- →WhatsApp + email alerts
- →MCP server access
- →Everything in Solo
- →Per-client alert routing
- →Slack alerts
- →Client-ready reports
- →Everything in Studio
- →Auto-pause rule templates
- →White-label reports
- →Priority support
- →Everything in Agency
- →API access
- →Custom check intervals
- →Onboarding call (or async, we get it)
Fair questions.
Read access for monitoring, plus the pause permission if you want auto-pause armed. Connection is standard Meta OAuth — no passwords, no billing credentials, revocable from Business Manager any time. Disconnecting a client takes one click on either side.
Auto-pause is off by default and only ever follows rules you write — for example, "pause ad sets spending over $200/day if the payment method fails." Every action is logged with a timestamp and a one-click undo. Plenty of agencies run alert-only and pause manually; that's a fine way to start.
No, and it isn't trying to. Dashboards answer questions when you look at them. Advino is the layer underneath that's watching when you're not looking — nights, weekends, the Tuesday you're stuck in onboarding calls. Keep your dashboard. Advino covers the hours it can't.
Meta's notifications are tuned to protect Meta's revenue, not yours — they're slow, easy to miss, and silent on the failures that matter most to agencies. The MCP connector is great for asking questions; it doesn't watch anything. Advino is the watching: a 15-minute cycle, your thresholds, alerts on channels you actually check, and action when it counts.
Connecting your first account is about two minutes of OAuth clicks. Sane default tripwires are on from the first scan; tightening thresholds per client takes another ten if you bother (most don't until the first alert fires). No calls required at any point.