One ad operations control plane across Google, Meta, Microsoft, LinkedIn and TikTok.
Seat-based pricing punishes you for inviting the finance approver to the room. So we don't do it. Claresto plans are sized around the paid media under governance, the workflows you enable, and the enterprise controls you need. It monitors campaigns, spend, conversions, invoices, and changes, then routes high-impact execution through approvals, role policy, and audit logging. Invite your whole team, your CFO, your agency, and your approvers into the same control plane.
Plans sized around monitored ad spend, governed workflows, and enterprise needs · approval-gated by design · no card to start
This is the math your finance approver will ask for, so here it is up front. Across paid media, automated guardrails recover 1-3% of monitored spend every month — mis-published drafts, blown cost caps, broken conversion tags, geo and targeting leaks, duplicate spend. Claresto's fee lands at a fraction of a percent of the spend it watches. Run the division: recovering even 1% of monitored spend returns roughly 4.5x the subscription, and 3% returns about 13.6x. The first catch — a single unpublished draft caught before it bleeds for fourteen days — typically pays back more than a month of the platform in one afternoon. Break-even is measured in days, not quarters.

Enter your monthly cross-platform ad spend. We use the same model the live demo runs — typical undetected waste is 1–3% of spend.
Required · numeric · at least $1,000.
Illustrative estimate using a 1–3% undetected-waste range against a flat $1,499/mo plan. Your actual figures depend on spend, platforms, and workflows.
Short answers, no fine print.
Plans are sized around monitored ad spend, governed workflows, platform coverage, and enterprise requirements. That keeps finance, executives, agencies, approvers, and auditors in the same room without per-seat friction.
Yes, when you enable governed workflows. High-impact edits, pauses, publishes, and budget moves are routed through maker-checker approvals, role policy, and audit logging before release.
Connect your platforms, run a full guardrail pass against live data with no card, and you'll typically surface leaking spend in the first pass — before you've paid a cent.
Yes. Security packet, DPA terms, sub-processor details, GDPR/CCPA handling, SSO/SCIM, control mappings, and SOX-grade audit trails are built for procurement review.