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See your postureEvery platform reports the best CAC inside its own walls.
Google optimises Google. Meta optimises Meta. Neither can see the other — so "best" is only ever best-in-silo. GrowthPilot watches all of your channels together, works out what each product actually costs to sell on each one, and tells you in plain language where to move the money. Autopilot for your ad budget — it drafts the move, you press the button.
The console — every channel side by side, and the one move worth making today.
Reads spend and sales from every channel you already run
Platform names and marks are the property of their owners and are used here only to identify the channels GrowthPilot reads. No partnership or endorsement is implied.
Best-in-silo is not best.
Every ad platform will find you the cheapest acquisition it can — within itself. None of them will tell you that the platform next door is doing it for a third of the price, because none of them can see it. The gap is invisible by construction.
Its own best number.
True inside that platform, and not comparable to anything outside it.
- Counts a sale its own way, on its own timescale
- Claims credit for customers another channel also claims
- Cannot see what that same customer cost you elsewhere
- Averages your products together, so the winner is hidden
The real cost, everywhere.
Matched to your actual orders first, so the comparison means something.
- The same sale counted the same way on every channel
- Never counted twice, so nothing looks cheaper than it is
- Cost per sale, and what it's worth once they buy again
- Split by product — because the winner is different for each
Connect, normalise, compare, then act.
Four steps, and the first two are the ones everybody skips — which is why most cross-platform dashboards produce numbers that cannot honestly be compared.
Connect
Link your ad accounts, your website and your orders. We only read them — nothing can be changed until you allow it.
Match
Every channel counts a sale differently and they double-count each other. We match them all to your real orders. This is the step everybody skips.
Compare
What each product really costs to sell, on every channel and campaign — and what it's worth once customers come back.
Act
You get plain-English moves with the money attached — "shift this, save that". Press the button and we apply it. Nothing moves on its own.
One view that no single platform can give you.
Channel against channel, campaign against campaign, for each product. The order usually changes once every sale is counted the same way.
Green rows are the cheapest for that product — which is not the same as cheapest overall.
With more than one product, the winner changes.
A single product has a single answer. Three products have three, and they are rarely on the same platform — so a budget split made at the platform level is wrong for at least two of them.
Cheapest to sell
Cheapest to sell
Cheapest to sell
It tells you what to do, in a sentence.
No dashboards to interpret. Each recommendation says what is happening, what it is worth in riyals, and gives you a button — with the workings underneath if you want them.
“Move SAR 32,000 from Meta to Snapchat”
Abayas only. Same money, 778 more sales a month — or keep the sales and save SAR 14,000.
“3 campaigns are spending and not selling”
Between them they made 7 sales last month. One has never made a sale at all. Switching them off costs you nothing.
“Your top Snap ad is tiring”
26 days live, cost per sale up 31%, seen 5.2× per person. That is exhaustion, not competition — new creative brings the price back down.
“Eid is five weeks away”
Last year fragrance sales tripled and cost per sale halved in the fortnight before. Your budget is flat — schedule the lift now.
Every recommendation shows its workings, and anything that moves money waits for you. Gold is the Sigmix convention for "a person must decide".
Some budget is not misplaced. It is just gone.
Moving money to the cheaper channel is only half the job. The rest is money leaving the account for nothing — campaigns that stopped selling, and campaigns quietly getting more expensive while nobody is looking.
Still switched on. Not selling.
A rejected creative, an audience that overlaps another campaign, a placement that was never shopping intent. The spend continues; the sales do not. GrowthPilot finds them by matching spend against your real orders, not the platform’s own count.
Getting dearer, for two different reasons.
The distinction is the whole point, because it decides what you do. Exhaustion is yours to fix — seen 5.2× per person, up from 2.1× — the audience has run out of new eyes. New creative and the price comes back down. Competition is not — two new bidders on your brand terms; click cost up 34%, your conversion rate flat. You cannot out-spend that; cap the bid and move the money.
Dead spend and price rises sit beside the budget moves, because to the account they are the same thing: money you are not getting back.
Six views your growth team works from.
Overview, the cost of the leak over time, the full CAC matrix, per-product economics, the action queue, and the event layer everything else depends on.
Your spend data is commercially sensitive.
Campaign performance, customer value and product mix are among the most revealing things an organisation holds. GrowthPilot runs where your rules require, and your data is never pooled with another customer's.
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Runs on a sealed Sigmix appliance inside your data centre, alongside the rest of the platform.
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Managed in-Kingdom for teams without their own hardware, with data resident in Saudi Arabia.
Sigmix Guard™
Personal identifiers scrubbed on the request path and every applied change anchored to a tamper-evident audit trail.
The explainer and the brochure, end to end.
The same worked example in all three places — the console above, a 1:41 walkthrough, and a 10-page brochure you can send ahead of a meeting. Every figure in them is generated from one model, so they cannot drift apart.
Find out what you are actually paying per customer.
Connect a month of history across your platforms and we will show you the cross-platform picture — including, usually, at least one channel that is cheaper than the one you are scaling.