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ClientPlug pulls real campaign performance from Meta Ads and Google Ads and attaches it to the right client — so you can review every account’s ad results without logging into each platform.

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How campaigns connect to clients

1

Connect the platform

Connect Meta Ads and/or Google Ads from the Integrations page.
2

Attach an ad account to the client

On the client record, attach the relevant Meta and/or Google ad account.
3

Assign campaigns

Expand the client row and use the campaign picker to choose which campaigns to track for that client.
4

Sync

Click Refresh to pull the latest metrics.

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What gets tracked

For every assigned campaign, ClientPlug shows:

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Cost-per-result targets

For each campaign you can set a target cost-per-result. ClientPlug then color-codes the actual cost-per-result so you can spot underperformers at a glance:

On target

Actual cost-per-result is at or below your target — the campaign is performing.

Over target

Actual cost-per-result is above your target — worth a closer look.
Setting realistic targets turns your dashboard into an at-a-glance triage tool: green campaigns are healthy, flagged ones need attention.

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Date ranges

Use the date range control on the dashboard to view metrics over 1, 7, 30, or 90 days. Spend, results, and cost-per-result all recalculate for the window you choose.

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Meta vs. Google

Both platforms appear in their own column and behave the same way on your dashboard, with a few platform-specific notes:
  • Meta Ads — campaigns come from your connected Meta ad accounts. A connection lasts about 60 days before you’ll be asked to reconnect.
  • Google Ads — campaigns come from your connected Google Ads account. Access refreshes automatically, so it stays connected without re-authorizing.
See the Meta Ads and Google Ads guides for connection details.

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Keeping campaigns up to date

Campaign metrics refresh when you click Refresh on the dashboard. If a campaign’s status changed in Meta or Google (paused, archived, etc.), that’s reflected on the next sync.