Every period, per client. Detection alone double counts what the platform already filtered and never billed, so every figure is stated net of the platform’s own credits. Recoverable means recoverable: nothing is called recovered until the credit lands.

The deliverable: the white-label client report, your brand on the front, independently checked figures behind it.
Waste is reconciled net of what the platform already credited, then packaged as a filing-ready claim inside Google’s 60-day window. Nothing is called recovered until the credit lands.
When a client asks how they know the numbers are right, you hand them a report an independent layer checked every month. That answer is what renewals rest on.
Every deliverable is white-label: your masthead, your accent, your client relationship. Kliksight does the checking; your agency gets the credit.
Every report you send is built from the platform’s own dashboard. The company that charged your client is the only source saying the charge was fair, and when a client asks “how do I know these numbers are right?”, there is nothing independent to point at.
The dashboard your report is built from belongs to the company that sent the invoice.
Hours of formatting change how the numbers look. Nothing in the chain checks whether they hold.
Every renewal conversation rests on figures nobody independent has looked at.
Where a platform publishes no billing-level credit figure, the report says the recoverable term cannot be computed. It never renders a guess.
Reconciliation depth varies by platform, and each report states it per platform rather than averaging it away. A figure you cannot check is a figure you cannot defend, so the report never asks you to defend one.
Recoverable, waste detected, arrival verification, under your client’s own branding. And when a period closes with nothing owed back, the report says so plainly: verified, nothing owed back this period. Vigilance, proven monthly, is the deliverable your client renews for.
The clean month renders as a finished answer, never an empty state.
Every figure Kliksight publishes is reconcilable against the platform’s own billing record: what was charged, what was credited, line by line. A client who wants to check does not have to take anyone’s word for it, including ours. That is the standard the report is held to.
Kliksight is not priced against what it finds. It is priced against the renewal conversation: the moment a client asks how they know the numbers are right, and you hand them a report an independent layer checked every month.
Keeping that one client covers the subscription 20.7 times over, and the other nineteen are checked with it. On Starter, $990 a year against one $4,000 monthly retainer, $48,000 a year, the same arithmetic reaches 48.5.
Ours: yes. Every figure reconciles against the platform’s own billing record, and the report shows the working.
Ours: the report says so plainly. Verified, nothing owed back this period. A quiet month is the product working.
Ours: yes, per platform. Where no billing-level credit figure exists, the report states that the recoverable term cannot be computed.
Ask them of anyone, including us. The answers are what the renewal conversation stands on.
A one-time verification of a prospect’s ad account: what was charged, what was credited, what can and cannot be verified. Run it before the pitch and walk in as the agency that checks. It is free, governed by the published Cold Audit Terms.
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