Rules that act for you
- Conditions: ROI, CPA, spend, conversions.
- Actions: pause, restart, budget change.
- Levels: campaign, ad set, ad.
Scale spend where it pays
Feed ad platforms the right conversions. Let rules cut losers and scale winners.
Once your data is right, spend moves two ways: the ad platform bids toward conversions that matter, and your rules handle the rest. Both run inside RedTrack, with no extra automation tool to pay for.
Why RedTrack
Manual checks fall behind as spend grows: more campaigns, more ad sets, and a losing ad that runs four hours instead of forty minutes. At the same time, ad platforms optimize toward whatever they're sent, so if they receive junk leads and orders that later get refunded, that's what they buy more of. Scaling safely takes both fixes at once: the right event going to the ad platform, and rules acting on your limits while you're not watching.
Two ways to move spend
Better bids from the ad platform, faster cuts from your rules
Send the ad platform the event worth buying — qualified lead, net revenue, FTD — with revenue values for value-based bidding. Then set rules on ROI, CPA, spend, or conversions that pause, restart, or re-budget at campaign, ad set, or ad level. Spend syncs up to every 5 minutes, which sets how fast rules react.
Send the events worth buying
- Optimize on qualified lead, net revenue, or FTD instead of raw lead.
- Revenue values for value-based bidding.
Stop-loss
- Pause an ad when spend passes your limit with no conversions.
Scale winner
- Raise the daily budget when ROI holds above your target.
Restart after delayed conversions
- Bring back an ad that was paused before late conversions arrived.
Data freshness, stated plainly
- Spend syncs up to every 5 minutes. Rules react on that schedule.
Traffic quality
- Bot and geo filtering keep junk traffic out of bidding and rules.
Alerts and action log
- A notification when a rule fires, and a history of every pause and budget change, with the reason.
Traffic distribution
- Split traffic across offers and landers by CR, ROI, or EPC.
- Shift volume to what converts without editing links.
RedTrackMate on Telegram
- Campaign performance updates sent to Telegram.
- Suggested actions you can act on from the chat.
Included, not a separate tool
Stop-loss rules on every plan
RedTrack
Voluum Automizer
ClickFlare + TheOptimizer
Automation rules
Stop-loss rules included on every plan; scale rules are a paid add-on
Free up to $1,000/month tracked ad spend, then billed separately; rule count capped per plan
Rules run in TheOptimizer, a separate subscription
Extra fee as spend grows
No
Yes, Automizer tiers by ad spend plus overage
Separate TheOptimizer plan
Rules on the same data as reports
Separate tool
Conversion API
Every plan
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More volume, same team
Media buyers who handed routine checks to rules.
Case study
Real-time performance tracking let the team cut underperforming Meta ads quickly, and auto-rules took over routine optimization.
30%
ROAS improvement, mostly on Meta campaigns
With Facebook conversion tracking set up through RedTrack, campaigns got out of the learning phase faster and cost per result dropped.
Lower cost per result
and a faster exit from Meta's learning phase
Scale spend without paying for a second tool
Set a stop-loss rule in the trial and watch it work on your next campaign.
Questions about automation rules
Can't find your answer? Ask in our Telegram group or the Help center.
Are automation rules included in RedTrack plans, or a paid add-on?
Optimization, traffic distribution, filters (including time-based filters), and stop-loss rules are included in all RedTrack plans. Scale rules are a paid add-on.
How fast do RedTrack rules react to spend?
RedTrack rules act on ad spend synced up to every 5 minutes with the cost update add-on. That sync interval is the fastest a rule can see new ad spend and act on it.
Can RedTrack rules restart ads that were paused before delayed conversions arrived?
Yes. A restart rule brings an ad back when conversions recorded after the pause lift it above your target, so late conversions don't permanently kill a working ad.