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When a client finds the mistake before you do, that's the whole relationship at risk.

Agencies and paid teams manage campaigns across many client accounts, many platforms, and often tight turnarounds — which means the odds of a price mismatch, a broken tag, or a missed approval slipping through go up with every additional account. Launch checks every campaign the same rigorous way, regardless of how many clients you're running at once.

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This is your week

A client's landing page gets updated on their end, and nobody on your team catches that the ad you're running now points to outdated pricing or an outdated offer.

You're juggling approval chains across multiple clients' brand and legal teams, and keeping track of who's signed off on what, for which account, becomes its own manual project.

A tracking issue goes unnoticed for over a week, and by the time it surfaces in reporting, you're the one explaining a data gap to a client who's asking hard questions.

Turnover or account handoffs mean institutional knowledge about a client's specific requirements and past issues walks out the door with whoever leaves.

A client asks "prove this campaign was compliant with what we approved," and answering means digging through email and Slack across however many people touched the account.

Agencies live and die by trust, and trust erodes fastest at the exact moment a client catches something you should have caught first. The stakes of a missed check are higher when someone else's brand — and your contract — are on the line.

How Launch fits how you actually work

Preflight applies the same rigorous checks to every account

regardless of team size or turnover — price parity, tracking, brand and legal sign-off — so quality doesn't depend on which account manager happens to be paying close attention that week.

Launches gives you the record clients ask for.

Who approved what, when, and against which checks — for every launch, for every client — so "prove this was compliant" is answered in seconds instead of an afternoon of digging, and institutional knowledge doesn't leave when a team member does.

A scenario you'll recognize

A client updates their own pricing on their site mid-campaign, without telling the agency. The paid team keeps running ads built with the original pricing, because there's no shared signal that the client-side page changed. Three weeks in, the client notices the mismatch themselves and raises it — as a complaint, not a heads-up. With Launch, Scan's continuous scan would have flagged the drift between the live page and the running ad the same week it happened, giving the account team the chance to catch it first instead of getting caught.

See what's live across a client domain right now — a useful first check for any account review or pitch.

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