Know why your Meta creatives win or lose.

Your Meta ads data and nothing else, over a read-only connection you approve in Facebook's own sign-in. Peachblue holds Meta's ads_read and related read permissions and never creates, edits, or pauses anything.

• Performance. Daily rows for every ad: spend, impressions, clicks, results, and revenue where available, broken down by placement, device, and country.
• Audience. Performance by age and gender for every ad's delivery.
• Copy. Every headline and body variant, each with its own performance.
• Context. Campaign and ad set names, so an answer can say where an ad ran.
• The creative itself. Your images and videos, copied to Peachblue's storage as they sync because Meta's links to them expire, so the same creative can be recognized in every ad that ran it.

The first connection backfills your recent history. After that a daily sync keeps it current, and each run reads the previous seven days again, so conversions Meta attributes late still land; the Data Hub runs a sync by hand. Disconnecting removes the stored token at once. The details are in data access and deletion.

A verdict, not a table. Every Meta creative comes back with a score from 0 to 100 and a tier, 31 tagged dimensions, a written analysis, and copy suggestions, with its performance added up across every ad that ran it. Around that sit fatigue flags with the spend riding on them, the patterns your winners share, and a brief for what to make next.

Three questions asked of the sample account, Fizzli, the fictional drinks brand behind every product picture on this site, over the last 7 days:

How the score and the analysis work is public: see scoring and creative analysis.

Every Meta ad account you connect becomes a client. In an agency workspace the client switcher scopes the whole app to one account at a time: performance, the Creative Library, Intelligence, the digest, Brand Intel, reports, and Agent Peach. All clients rolls up the roster, with your Amazon DSP advertisers beside the Meta accounts.

• One sign-in, many accounts. Connect through the Facebook login that reaches your clients' ad accounts, then choose which ones to sync.
• The roster in one table. Ask Agent Peach or Claude to compare clients and get one row per client with spend, CPM, CTR, results, and CPA.
• Reports with your margin. Client-ready reports export to PDF or CSV, with your agency margin applied to spend and every figure derived from it.

Multi-client workspaces are on the Agency plan, priced to your client roster.

Yes. Peachblue's MCP server gives Claude the same 23 read-only tools that power Agent Peach, so Claude answers from Meta data already grouped by creative, scored, and tagged, not from raw ad rows. Add it as a custom connector in Claude Desktop, claude.ai, or Claude Code and sign in with your Peachblue account; it is on Pro and up. Questions that work well:

• Which hook styles drove the most ROAS on Meta this quarter?
• Which headline and body variants win across our ads?
• Which age and gender segments convert cheapest for our top creative?
• Is our best Meta creative running on TikTok too, and where does it return more?

Setup and every tool are on the MCP page. For Meta's own connector inside Claude, step by step, read Claude for Meta ads.

Beside them, not instead of them. Ads Manager is where campaigns are built and run, and Meta's ads AI connectors let an assistant read your account and act on it. Peachblue reads the same account and tells you which creatives deserve the budget and why.

Meta's connector, in open beta since April 29, 2026, does a lot well: its reporting brings Meta's own diagnostics (trends, anomaly signals, auction and industry benchmarks, an opportunity score), it searches the public Ad Library, and it can create and edit campaigns, with new ads paused until you set them live.

Used together, one judges and the other acts: Claude reads your winners' patterns from Peachblue, then stages the next ads in your account through Meta's connector, paused for your review.

Meta is on every plan, starting with Starter at $79 a month: one seat, Meta and TikTok, 400 credits, and 30 days of history. Credits pay for analysis, 5 for an image and 10 for a video, so 400 cover 80 new images or 40 new videos, and an analyzed creative is never charged twice. Pro, at $199, adds three seats, full history, Google Ads, Intelligence, Brand Intel, and Claude access. Agency workspaces are priced to your client roster. Starter and Pro start with a 7-day trial. Compare every plan on pricing.