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The OpenAI Ads Readiness Checklist

The exact tracking, budget, and offer benchmarks we look for before we’ll take anyone’s money. Work through it and you’ll know precisely when you’re ready to win the early OpenAI Ads auction — and when to wait.

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01

Revenue & budget readiness

Paid acquisition amplifies a working business — it doesn't create one. This is the floor.

02

Conversion tracking (the make-or-break)

This is where most campaigns quietly fail. Browser-only pixels miss 20–40% of conversions, which starves the algorithm and inflates every cost metric.

03

Offer & unit economics

If you don't know these numbers cold, you can't tell a winning campaign from a losing one.

04

Creative & message

A new auction is cheap, but the click still has to land on something persuasive.

05

Measurement & decisions

Speed of learning is the whole game in an early auction. Slow decisions burn the advantage.

06

Know your numbers by type

Business
Primary metric
Secondary
Watch alongside
Ecommerce / DTC
ROAS (blended)
Cost per purchase
Revenue vs. margin
SaaS / app
CAC
Cost per trial / signup
MRR & payback period
Services / B2B
Cost per qualified lead
Booked calls
Close rate & deal size
Local business
Cost per call / booking
Show-up rate
Avg. customer value
07

Score yourself

17–19 You’re ready. Get the audit — the early auction rewards brands exactly like you. Waiting mostly costs you the first-mover discount.
12–16 Close — fix the gaps first. Usually it’s tracking or a defined CAC target. A one-time Launch Sprint gets the foundation built right so every dollar after compounds.
< 12 Not yet — and that’s fine. Tighten your funnel and economics on your current channels first. Come back when the numbers move; this took 60 seconds to run again.

Checked most of the boxes?

Then the free audit is worth your 20 minutes. We’ll map realistic targets for OpenAI Ads at your spend level — real numbers, no pitch.

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