Free Meta Ads self-assessment

Meta Ads audit: get your score out of 100

Evaluate profitability thresholds, measurement confidence, creative testing and scaling controls. The result is immediate, with no email or account connection.

Adwize product and editorial teamMethod reviewed against documented product behavior and cited sources10 min plus assessment
Free self-assessment

Score your Meta Ads foundations

Answer 16 checks across economics, tracking, creative systems and scaling controls. Your score and three next checks appear immediately.

No email and no Meta connection. Your answers stay in this browser. Analytics receives only the tool state and result band, never individual answers.

Unknown receives zero points because an unverified control is not ready for scaling. It stays labeled as a verification gap, not a confirmed failure.

Assessment progress0/16 answered
0%
35 points · profitability thresholds

Economics

1/4Is your break-even ROAS calculated from a current contribution margin?
2/4Does your contribution margin include the main variable costs?
3/4Is a maximum profitable CPA or CPL documented?
4/4Is profitability reviewed by meaningful product, offer, or customer segment?
30 points · measurement confidence

Tracking

1/4Are the Meta Pixel and Conversions API operational on priority events?
2/4Are browser and server events correctly deduplicated?
3/4Are priority events and attribution gaps tested against a source of truth?
4/4Is qualified lead or revenue data sent back when the business model requires it?
20 points · testing and refresh system

Creative system

1/4Is there an active creative testing plan with one clear variable per test?
2/4Does the creative mix cover distinct angles and relevant formats?
3/4Is creative fatigue monitored with context, not a single isolated metric?
4/4Are creative learnings documented and reused in new briefs?
15 points · guardrails and rollback

Scaling controls

1/4Are scaling thresholds tied to profitability and sufficient volume?
2/4Are budget-change limits and approval rules documented?
3/4Is performance observed over a defined stability window before scaling?
4/4Is there a rollback rule when a budget change degrades performance?

How the Meta Ads audit score works

The score is a prioritization rule, not a scientific benchmark. Each question has a visible weight and four evidence states.

35 points

Economics

Margin, break-even ROAS, acquisition ceiling and profitability by meaningful segment.

30 points

Tracking

Priority events, Pixel and CAPI, deduplication, attribution checks and qualified outcomes.

20 points

Creative system

Test hypotheses, angle coverage, fatigue review and reuse of documented learnings.

15 points

Scaling controls

Profit-based thresholds, budget approvals, stability windows and rollback rules.

AnswerMultiplierMeaning
Yes, verifiedA current control and evidence are available.
Partly0.5×The control or its evidence is incomplete.
NoThe control is absent or a known issue remains.
Cannot verifyThe evidence is missing; no failure cause is invented.

Unknown and incomplete inputs lower readiness. They become verification tasks, not fabricated diagnoses.

What the score bands mean

A high score does not authorize scaling. Measurement quality, volume, business context and the live account still require review.

0–39Foundations at riskSecure economics and measurement before broad changes.
40–59FragileResolve material gaps before increasing spend.
60–79Structured with reservationsUse controlled tests and close the remaining gaps.
80–100Strong foundations to verifyCheck declarations against real data before changing budget.

Self-assessment and connected audit are different products

This page uses only your answers. It does not read Meta, CRM, analytics or finance data.

Self-assessment on this pageManual answers in the browserProvisional score and three predefined priorities
Connected Adwize analysisSelected account data for an explicit periodEvidence-backed diagnosis, with external gaps still disclosed

Limits to keep beside the score

No account data

Answers are declared

The tool cannot verify whether a Pixel fired, an event was deduplicated or an attribution gap is material.

No universal thresholds

Business economics come first

A market ROAS benchmark cannot replace contribution margin, customer value or your acquisition ceiling.

No prediction

Readiness is not future performance

The score does not forecast revenue, ROAS, conversion volume or the effect of a budget increase.

No automatic action

The result changes nothing in Meta

Recommendations stay on the page. A connected workflow requires account selection and explicit confirmation.

Meta Ads audit FAQ

What is a Meta Ads audit?

It is a structured review of account economics, measurement, creative operations and campaign controls before making material decisions.

Does this tool connect to my Meta account?

No. This page is a browser-based self-assessment. It does not read your campaigns, IDs, spend or results.

Is the score an industry benchmark?

No. It is an Adwize prioritization rule. Its category weights and answer multipliers are published on this page.

Why does “cannot verify” receive zero points?

A control without evidence is not ready for a scaling decision. The result marks it as a verification gap, not a confirmed defect.

Does a score above 80 mean I should scale?

No. It means the declared foundations look stronger. Verify account data, business inputs, volume and stability before changing budget.

What should I do with the three next checks?

Treat them as an ordered review list. Confirm each issue with the relevant Meta, CRM, analytics or finance evidence before acting.

Will I receive a PDF by email?

No email is required. The essential score, category breakdown and three next checks appear directly on the page.

Can Adwize run a connected audit?

Adwize can analyze available data for the selected account and period. Some margin, CRM and tracking checks still need external evidence.

Use the score to choose the next task. Each page below supports a different decision.

Method and sources

The weights are an Adwize product rule. Meta sources support the measurement context, not the score or a performance claim.

Method and external sources last checked July 27, 2026.