MyVitalAssistant follows a click all the way to the revenue, and then tells the ad platforms what actually happened. We built the whole thing.
Every ad platform tells you what a click cost. None of them tell you whether it became money.
The click happens on Tuesday. The call comes Thursday. The quote goes out the week after. The sale closes in the customer relationship management system, where the ad platform cannot see it. So the report credits the campaign that produced form fills and ignores the one that produced customers, and the wrong campaign gets switched off.
We built MyVitalAssistant because nothing we could put in front of a client followed the ad all the way to the revenue. Not for a business whose sale closes on a phone call rather than a checkout page.
Hub and spoke. Your customer relationship management system stays the hub, whatever it is. Keap, GoHighLevel, HubSpot, the one you already pay for and already trained everyone on. MyVitalAssistant is the spokes around it: the ad platforms, the call tracking, the codes on the print work, the money.
Nothing gets migrated and nobody switches. That was the design constraint from the start, because the businesses who need this least are the ones who can afford to rebuild everything they run on.
It ties ad spend to the revenue that actually landed, so return on ad spend is a figure you read rather than a number you argue about. It credits the phone calls that turn into sales. A pool builder in Tampa can put a code on the truck, and when that scan becomes a job, the job is credited to the truck.
The part most people have never seen a small business do: it pushes the offline sale back to the ad platforms. Not a report for you to read, a signal for Google and Meta to optimise on. They stop chasing form fills and start chasing the thing that produced revenue, because now they can be told which one that was.
Early access is full. Every seat is taken by a business with live data flowing through it.
Because when we say we build the system a business runs on, this is what we mean. Not a connector between two tools. A platform, designed around how the work actually happens, built in stages so it was useful before it was finished.
We can build yours. Most of them start the same way ours did: somebody has been faking it in a spreadsheet for three years and nothing on the market does the job.
Custom solutions start at $10,000 and full platforms at $20,000. Before either, a scoping sprint maps what you do today and gives you a written plan with a fixed price, which is yours to keep whatever you decide. See what we build.