The receipts.

Results

My mobile detailing business. $1,200 in Meta ads, about $7 a lead. $10,000 in booked jobs.

Acworth, GA. 2026.

Ads Manager screenshot from my detailing business: 173 leads, $6.95 a lead, $1,203.20 spent — Ads Manager, my detailing business.

A detailing shop in Charlotte, NC. One $22 lead booked a $945 ceramic coating and a $1,000 truck job. $1,945 off one lead.

September 2026.

Text thread with the shop owner. Him: $945 ceramic job booked. Plus gonna do his truck as well so thats another 1k later. With deposit. Me: Let's go man. From the meta ads? Him: Ye from ur ad. — Texts from the shop owner, name hidden.

Audits

What I'd change on real shops' ads.

A detailing shop in Georgia. Suggested package and price.

One problem, one package, one price. A menu of six services makes the customer choose. A priced package screens out price shoppers before they ever call.

A tint shop in Texas. Suggested package and price.

They sell premium film and advertise it as affordable. That pulls in price shoppers. Lead with the problem, name the film, put a real price on it.

A PPF shop in Texas. Their own prices.

They post their prices on their site, and the ad hides them. A real price in the ad means the people who click already know what it costs.

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