A name on every change.
We run Meta ads that bring in customers, for a flat monthly fee. Nothing reaches your ad account until a named person approves it, and every approval stays in a record you can read.
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- A flat fee from $900 a month, never a percentage
- Nothing is due when you sign
- The audit is free, and the write-up is yours to keep
Try it Every change to an account we run waits for a decision like this one.
Budget change
Raise the daily budget from $42 to $49 on the campaign “Spring promotion, prospecting.”
Why it was proposedCost per result has run under target for six days, and the campaign is spending nearly all of its budget.
- Nothing decided yet.
A demonstration with an example change. Nothing here is stored or sent anywhere.
The work, and the limits on it.
We watch your account every day. When something should change, we draft the change with its reason attached: a budget change, an ad paused, a new campaign left paused. A named person, one of our principals or one of your people, approves or declines it before it reaches the account. You read your numbers from a private link, no login, and get a weekly report with every change and who approved it.
Behind your written budget cap sits a circuit breaker you authorize in advance. It can only pause spend. It can’t raise a budget, launch anything, or move money.
Every decision is written once, with a name on it. Nothing in the record can be edited afterward, by you or by us. When you leave, you can take a copy, and it is deleted with the rest of your data within 30 days.
The fee bands, the record and the screens are on the paid media page. What the record refuses, and what the breaker cannot do, are set out on the trust page.
Two practices, one rule.
Nothing reaches an ad account, or a guest, until a named person has approved it.
Meta ads, run under one rule.
How a change gets approved, the record you can read, the numbers you get, and what it costs, all on one page.
How we run an account On the HouseA person approves every gesture.
Guest and review intelligence for independent restaurant groups. The host gets a briefing before service, a manager approves every kindness a guest ever sees, and the record only grows. Built and run by JL Collective, live at onthehouse.ai.
About On the HouseA free audit, then a priced engagement.
The audit and the proposal cost you nothing.
- 1
The audit — free
Email us and grant read access. We write up what your spend is actually doing and what we would test first. The write-up is yours to keep either way.
- 2
The proposal — on paper
The shape of the work, the band your account sits in and why, and the one-time setup. Every number is on paper before you owe anything.
- 3
The engagement — by name
We run the account. A named person approves every change, the record is yours to read, and your budget cap is in force from the first day.
The full practice is on the paid media page.
Who answers for the work.
Two principals. Every account carries one of their names.
Jack Tusa
Founding Principal · Growth & partnershipsJack runs growth and partnerships: the offers, the channels, and the deals. Eight years in marketing across manufacturers, franchises, and retail — much of it automotive, all of it judged on sales.
Luke Lehmann
Founding Principal · Systems & engineeringLuke is the engineering half of the firm. He built the systems the firm runs on — the approval gate, the record, the budget caps and the pause-only circuit breaker, the reporting — and the rules they can’t break. He also builds the firm’s other software, On the House among it.
We build alongside Kosign Media.
Write to us.
- Jack Tusa · Growth & partnershipsjack@thejlcollective.com
- Luke Lehmann · Systems & engineeringluke@thejlcollective.com
For paid media, start with the free audit: email us, grant read access, and the write-up is yours to keep whether or not we go further. Custom software is scoped and priced per project. For that, write to Luke.
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