Scout · performance marketing
The campaigns that find the buyer.
Scout builds your campaigns from your brief. Every lead reaches the desk within a minute, with the ad that brought it. Scout also tells Meta and Google which leads became buyers, so your next rupee finds more of them.
Who uses Scout, and what for.
What each of them tells us, and what Scout does about it.
“Setting up a campaign takes the agency a week, and the form they build is generic.”
Five steps from your brief, with the project’s own questions on the form and the right landing page.
“I see cost per lead. I want cost per buyer, and which campaign to back.”
Every campaign shows the platform’s spend beside the qualified leads it really brought, and nothing spends until you approve.
“If the account gets restricted, our launch stops.”
Housing is declared, ages are fixed at 18 to 65, and a campaign that breaks a rule is refused before it goes out.
“By the time a lead reaches us, it’s a day old and they’ve called three other builders.”
The lead is at the desk within a minute. Hot leads and visit requests come first.
Scout follows each lead from the ad to the booking.
Most campaigns stop counting at the form. Scout follows each lead to a booking and tells the platform what happened, so it looks for more buyers like that one.
- 1The adOn Meta or Google, built from your brief
- 2The form, or the siteThe buyer’s answers, with the ad that brought them
- 3The desk callsWithin a minute, hot leads first
- 4Scored at 48 hoursReachable, responsive, relevant, able to buy
- 5The platform learnsThe lead’s value, then meetings and bookings
- 6More buyers like themThe next rupee goes where buyers are
Build a campaign in five steps, inside Clikin.
Say what the campaign is for, where it runs and who it is for. Scout writes the form with your project’s own questions, picks the landing page and checks every rule. It goes out paused, and your business head switches it on.
- Meta and Google Search, from one brief
- Pause, resume or change the daily budget from Clikin
- Brief
- Where
- Who
- Form & page
- Check
See what each real buyer cost.
Every campaign opens on its own page: what was built, what is live, and what is working. The platform’s spend sits beside the qualified leads, meetings and bookings it brought.
Sample data. Tower B is a sample project.
Budget changes wait for your business head.
Scout proposes where the money should go, in three lanes: explore something new, focus on what is working, or scale what has proved itself. Each proposal comes with its numbers. Your business head approves, changes or refuses it.
Tell Meta and Google what a good lead is.
A platform left alone learns to find form fillers. Scout tells it, lead by lead, which ones became buyers, so it goes looking for more of them.
- 1The lead, with its valueScored at 48 hours: is the number real, did they reply, do they want this project, can they buy. Sent once.
- 2Canvas doneThey walked the home with the sales manager.
- 3Meeting doneThey met the team, in a Canvas meeting or at the site.
- 4BookedThe clearest signal of a real buyer.
Only the platform’s own signals, within its own seven-day window. Scout never uploads your customer list.
Every lead reaches the desk within a minute.
The moment a buyer sends the form, Scout brings in their answers and the ad that brought them, and the lead is on the desk’s queue. The same person never arrives twice.
- Hot leads and visit requests go to the top
- A number already known is matched, never duplicated
- If anything is down, it keeps trying for 24 hours
- A click to your site keeps its ad and campaign too
Tower B · Weekend families · 3 BHK
Keep your ad account within the rules.
One page shows whether your ad account, your Page and your tracking are in order, and what to fix before it costs you.
Every campaign carries the housing category the platforms require for property.
Ages fixed at 18 to 65, and no targeting a housing ad may not use.
A campaign that breaks a rule is stopped in the builder, before the platform sees it.
The ad’s click and campaign travel with the buyer onto your site and into the lead.
- spend without your business head’s approval
- move a budget on its own
- upload your customer list
- make or judge the ads (that is Prism)
What Scout does: build, catch and learn.
Scout works inside the Helix control panel, beside Prism’s ads and your leads.
Meta and Google Search from one brief, forms with your own questions, the right landing page, and every rule checked before it goes out.
Each lead with its campaign, ad set and ad, on the desk within a minute, matched to anyone already known, hot ones first.
Cost per qualified lead for every campaign, proposals in three lanes to approve, and the platforms taught with every lead’s value.
What marketing teams ask about Scout.
Does Scout replace our agency?
Which ad platforms does it work with?
Can it spend money on its own?
How does it measure a campaign?
Do you upload our customer data to Meta or Google?
How is it different from Prism?
How much does it cost?
Start with your first campaign brief.
We connect Scout to your ad accounts, your Page and your projects, and your first campaign goes out from your brief.