See the context
The offer, creative, constraints, and reason for the test sit beside the numbers.
The Cockpit. A numbered seat inside one live account.
Watch a real ad account while the decisions are still uncertain.
The account spends about $1,000 a day on Meta ads. Members see each plan before it runs, discuss the trade-offs, vote on the proposed tests, and return for the result.
- About $7,000 in real ad spend each week.
- Predictions remain visible after the result arrives.
- Rana owns the account, the final decision, and every dollar spent.
Cancel anytime. Qualification required. Your founding price stays while your membership is active.
Most marketing advice is explained backwards.
Once the result is known, every decision can sound obvious. The Cockpit begins earlier, when the ideas conflict and the data is incomplete.
Make the call before launch
Members explain their thinking while the answer is still unknown. The original prediction stays visible.
Learn from the same budget
One account gives the whole room a shared set of real decisions to discuss.
What happens each week.
The format keeps the room useful even if you only check in once a day.
Read the account
Current spend, creative, delivery, and performance enter the room.
Make the case
Members bring ideas, questions, objections, and relevant experience.
Choose a test
The proposed tests get a vote and a written reason before launch.
Spend real money
Rana makes the final call, builds the campaign, and funds it.
Keep it or stop it
The numbers return beside the original forecast.
Write the report
The week closes with spend, return, decisions, and open questions.
The account does not care which idea sounded smartest in the room. It only records what people did.
A note for new members
What you can see, and what stays private.
Members can influence the discussion without getting account credentials or control of the budget.
You see
- What is running and why
- The plan before launch
- Spend and result context
- Wins, misses, and kill calls
You influence
- Ideas discussed at the table
- Questions the brief must answer
- Which proposed test earns the ballot
- The room's collective prediction
Rana owns
- Account access and security
- The final launch decision
- Every dollar of ad spend
- Compliance and execution
Founding series, seats 001–500
The first 500 seats keep their $99 price.
The founding series is capped at 500 numbered seats. A seat is assigned after acceptance; while your membership stays active, its $99 monthly price stays with it.
$99 / monthFounding price while active
One jump seatBring one guest into the room
$299 after 500Invitation only beyond the series
It has already been through a real month at scale.
These figures explain why the account is worth studying. They do not guarantee that the next test—or your account—will produce the same outcome.
First AI build
I opened Claude Code and started learning by making.
First $57.19
The product met paid traffic for the first time.
$26,489.59 in
A full month of Meta ad spend tested the system at scale.
$102,431.19 back
Meta attributed revenue from 818 customers to the ads.
Meta-attributed revenue is not net profit. Tracking can be incomplete or imperfect. Read exactly how the claims are framed.
The difference is when you arrive
Inside the room, we do not know the ending yet.
You see why people disagree before the account settles the question.
Dear Co-Pilot,
Here is the brief. Here is the risk. Here is what I think will happen—and why.
Place your vote before the spend begins.
When the verdict lands, we will keep the reasoning next to it. If we were wrong, we do not lose the week. We gain a lesson with a receipt.
Join the live account, or read the completed month first.
Founding seat, monthly membership
The Cockpit
$99 / month
For working marketers who want decision reps from inside an active account.
- Roughly $30,000/month of real Meta ads
- Plans and predictions before results
- Member table and advisory ballot
- Verdicts, kill calls, and Sunday ledger
- Numbered founding seat and one jump seat
Cancel anytime. Price held while active.
Written Playbook, one-time payment
The $100K Playbook
$19 once
For builders who want the completed AI-to-ads system before stepping into the live room.
- The AI build from January to launch
- The first $57.19 ad test
- The April decision record
- Money rules and honest math
- Instant access and 30-day refund
No ad-spend qualification required
The credentials check: the Cockpit is built for marketers managing at least $5,000/month in ad spend—their own, a client's, or their company's. Not there yet? The Playbook is the right first envelope.
Questions before you join.
Do members control the ad account?
No. Members discuss ideas and vote on proposed tests. Rana retains account access, funds every campaign, handles execution, and makes the final launch decision.
What can I see inside?
The working context around the account: plans, proposed creative, discussions, decisions, spend and result summaries, kill calls, and the weekly ledger. Sensitive credentials and private customer data are never shared.
Why is there a $5,000/month qualification?
The room is designed for practitioners who can contribute grounded experience to real decisions. The spend can be yours, a client's, or your employer's. If you are still building toward that level, start with the Playbook.
What happens to my founding price if I cancel?
The $99 price is held while the membership remains continuously active. If you leave, your number retires and a later return is subject to the pricing and availability at that time.
What is a jump seat?
Each founding Co-Pilot can bring one guest into the room under the current jump-seat rules. After the 500-seat founding series, invitation is intended to become the way new members enter.
Can I join and mostly observe?
Yes. You can read quietly and still get the full decision trail. Participation makes the ballot and table stronger, but constant posting is not required.
Will watching this account improve my results?
It can improve the quality and speed of your learning, but it cannot guarantee a commercial outcome. Markets, offers, budgets, and execution differ. My results remain mine, not a promise of yours.
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Join while this week's decisions are still open.