01 / Where is the money going?
$3,554 spent in last 7 days, down 2% on the period before.
- Prospecting | Subscriptions | Advantage+57%
- Prospecting | Interest stacks | ABO35%
- Retargeting | Cart abandoners 14d8%
Analytics and control for Meta ads
Fama reads your live Meta ad account and answers the questions Ads Manager leaves to you. Then tell it, in plain words, to pause, switch on or move budget. It acts inside the limits you set, and asks first when something is over one.
No card. A sample account with 35 days of data is ready the moment you sign up.
01 / Analytics
Each campaign is judged by its own goal, against your own account: sales by purchases, traffic by landing page views. A leads or awareness campaign is never called waste for having no sales.
01 / Where is the money going?
$3,554 spent in last 7 days, down 2% on the period before.
02 / What is working?
Cart abandoners | 14 days | excl. purchasers is the best use of money: $10.05 per purchase against the account's $23.85.
03 / Which creatives are winning?
Top creative: Feed | Your cart is still warm, $10.05 per purchase at 2.53% link CTR.



04 / What needs stopping?
1 thing to stop: $310 spent for results at twice the account's cost or none at all.
$155.15 per purchase, 6.5 times the account's $23.85, on 9% of the spend. It is not spending right now (none of its ads can run), but it starts again the moment one does.
02 / Chat
The chat reads the account before it answers, and every figure comes from a read it just made. Tell it to do something and it does it, then shows you what Meta now reports, with an Undo.
Fama
Paused Interests | Home baristas. Meta now reports it as paused. Nothing else is on the stop list this week.
03 / Autopilot
Every hour, for each live ad set: if over the last 3 days (today included) spend at least $20.00 and results = 0, pause the ad set. At most once every 24 hours per ad set, and at most 10 ad sets per check.
Right now it would act on
Nothing, of 5 live ad sets. The sample account is behaving today.
04 / Limits
The limits sit in the code that talks to Meta, not in a prompt. Every change is checked against them, whoever asks for it: you, the chat, an AI tool or a rule.
Daily cap / hard stop
$800.00
Nothing can take your live daily budgets past it. Only you can raise it, in Settings. The sample account runs $550.00 a day under it.
Largest raise / asks first
25%
A bigger raise, or a budget over your per-campaign limit, waits for your Confirm. Pausing never waits: it only stops spend.
Read-only / one switch
Off
Turn it on and every change is refused, autopilot included, while reading and answers carry on.
Every change is read back from Meta afterwards and kept in Activity: who asked, what changed, and what Meta now reports.
05 / AI tools
Make a key in Settings and connect Fama over MCP. Your AI tool gets the same reads and the same actions as the built-in chat, on one ad account, under the same limits. It can never confirm a change that is over a limit.
# Claude Code, in a terminal claude mcp add --transport http fama \ https://fama.best/api/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer mp_your_key" # then ask it > what should I pause in my Meta ads this week?
06 / Setup
You give Fama access in your own Meta business settings, and you can take it back there at any time.
07 / Pricing
Free
$0 a month
Pro
$99 a month
Agency
$299 a month
Billing is not switched on yet: paid plans open to the waitlist first. Every plan includes the sample account. While Fama is new, free chat also has a daily limit shared by all free accounts.
08 / Questions
Only when someone asks: you, in the chat or on a screen; an AI tool you connected with a key that may act; or an autopilot rule you switched to live. Inside your limits the change happens at once and is read back from Meta. Over a limit it waits for your Confirm. Past your daily cap it is refused, whoever asked. You can also set it to ask you first every time, or stop every change with read-only mode.
Four things: pause a campaign, ad set or ad; switch one back on; set a daily budget where it lives (on a CBO campaign or an ABO ad set); and make a paused copy of an ad set, the safe way to scale a winner. It does not create ads or campaigns, and it never touches your creative, targeting or landing pages.
Against your own account, not an industry average. Each campaign is judged by its own goal: sales by purchases, traffic by landing page views. An ad set that has spent twice what a result costs across your account, with nothing to show, is a stop; so is one paying twice the account's cost per result on a real share of the spend. Ad sets still in Meta's learning phase get more room. Leads, awareness and engagement campaigns are never called waste for having no sales.
Three permissions on one ad account: ads_read to read it, ads_management to make the changes you ask for, and business_management to list your ad accounts. You give them with a system user token from your Meta business settings; the setup guide shows every step and what you should see after it. Connecting with one Facebook click follows once Meta approves the app.
The access token is stored encrypted and never shown again. Account data is read when you or a rule needs it; for a chat answer, what was read is sent to Anthropic's API, whose commercial terms say API data is not used to train models. Remove the ad account in Fama, or the system user in Meta, and access ends at once. Delete a conversation, a key or your whole account whenever you like.
Yes. Every account opens on a sample ad account: a fictional coffee brand with 35 days of data, the analytics, the chat, autopilot and the limits. Changes there change sample data only.
Yes. Make a key in Settings and connect it over MCP. Your AI tool gets the same reads and the same actions as the built-in chat, on the one ad account the key is for, under the same limits. It can never confirm a change that is over a limit: that stays with you. Revoke the key and it stops at once.
Yes. Ask each client to add your business as a partner on their ad account, assign those accounts to one Fama system user, and connect each one. Each ad account keeps its own limits, rules and activity log.
It does the reading, the watching and the routine pausing, every hour, without getting tired of it. A person still sets the limits, the strategy and the creative. That is what the limits are for.
Start on the sample account now. Connect yours when you are ready; nothing in it changes until you ask.