Grammarly for ad launch.
With Kitchn.io every ad gets checked for simple mistakes and against your team's standards. Spelling, client wording, asset specs, the Meta switches you actually meant to flip. Launches stay blocked until everything is clean. Mistakes don't reach the client.
An agency can't afford to ship ads with mistakes. Even harmless ones.
A typo that never touches performance still costs you client trust, so quality is one of the most important things to get right. And one of the hardest. Either it lives in someone's memory, or your media buyers run a manual 35-item QA checklist before every launch, double- and triple-checking each one. Sure, you stay accurate. But everything grinds to a crawl.
Bad news finds you before the client does.
Kitchn's rule engine watches every ad account around the clock and pings the right Slack channel the moment something looks off. The quiet failures nobody spots until Monday? You hear about them right away.
- Ads disapproved. Meta rejects an ad, your channel knows within minutes.
- No spend. An account that stopped delivering overnight gets flagged, not discovered.
- Too few ads live. Coverage drops below the minimum you set? Ping.
- Your own rules. If a rule can check it, a rule can alert on it.
Set the threshold once. The rules keep watch.
Pick a metric, a timeframe and a limit. When CPA creeps past it or CTR drops off a cliff, the rule pings Slack, pauses the ad or adjusts the budget on its own. And every trigger lands in the activity log.
