The ROAS Capital Effect™

The loop that compounds spend into revenue.

Attribution in. Landing and ad sets out. ROAS holds — budget scales. We call it the ROAS Capital Effect™. v1 to v40 in a week, verified in first-party data. Not an agency. Operators.

The ROAS Capital Effect™
cycle 01 · page v01 / v40
1.00×
compounding ROAS
01 · truth
Attribution
first-party journeys
02 · brain
Agent
suggestions in
03 · body
Landing
v01 live
04 · hand
Ad sets
creative + bid
05 · gate
ROAS hold
vs target
06 · capital
+ Budget
scale or kill

v01 — loop armed · waiting for first-party signal

Ad spend deployed
€200k
€200k €8M
Target ROAS
€200,000
Media deployed
2×
ROAS target
€400,000
Attributed revenue
€200,000
vs 1× baseline
Baseline (1×) The Effect — loop uplift
Scale curve — revenue at 2× vs 3×

The ROAS Capital Effect™: attributed revenue = spend × compounding ROAS · v1→v40 in one week · illustrative model

02 · The nexus

We see the chain before the conversion

First-party journey log across portfolio sites. Paid channels feed the cockpit — we don't trust platform dashboards alone.

Example conversion path · redacted first-party · live
−12d
organic/search
/blog/ecsp-guide
−9d
paid/meta
prospecting · reel
−3d
paid/google
brand · search
−1d
direct
/signup
now
conversion
signal logged

Multi-touch credit · not last-click · budget follows the chain

Attribution

Multi-touch credit across SEA, social, organic, email, affiliate — not last-click theatre.

Daily tests

Landing + ad-set variants ship on the loop. v1→v40 in a week — Cloudflare Pages, not a sprint calendar.

Retargeting

Audiences built from our log, sent server-side to Meta and Google. Adblocker-resistant.

03 · The doctrine

You cannot buy us

First-party nexus. Every visit, click ID, and channel touch is logged on our stack — not rented from a SaaS attribution vendor.

Not for sale. No pricing page. No "book a call." We are operators, not an agency waiting for inbound.

We initiate contact. When the signal is strong enough — product, unit economics, founder in the room — we reach out. If we do, take the meeting.

The Effect · live ops day 01 · v01
04 · The terms

No retainer. Paid from results.

No monthly retainer for no delivery.

We take a share of the growth we cause — incremental revenue or contribution margin above a baseline agreed before the first euro moves. Nothing above the line, nothing for us.

Baseline

Revenue or contribution margin as it stands today, written down and agreed up front. We share only in what lands above it.

First-party verified

Measured in your own systems — direct read access to Shopify, Stripe or your ERP. Not platform dashboards. Not our screenshots.

Holdout tested

A holdout group stays untouched. The gap between exposed and holdout is the incremental lift — the only number the share is calculated on.

Rev share on incremental revenue or contribution margin · baseline + holdout · terms set per partnership

05 · Ownership

From rev share to ownership

We buy into the winners we scale. When the loop works, a share of revenue is the start, not the ceiling.

Ownership is on the table from day one. A partnership can carry an option or a right of first refusal on equity — or a full acquisition at a multiple agreed before the growth, not after it.

One engine. One back office. Companies we acquire run on the same growth engine and the same back office. Every new one makes the system sharper for the rest.

01Rev share

Paid from verified, incremental results above the baseline. No retainer.

02Option or first refusal

An option or a right of first refusal on equity, written into the partnership.

03Acquisition

A full acquisition at a pre-agreed multiple. The company joins the shared engine and back office.

06 · The engine

The machinery behind the Effect

One operating model, run by agents, built for hundreds of portfolio companies — and designed to reach 1,000. Agents propose. Operators decide.

Server-side signal

Meta Conversions API and Google Enhanced Conversions, fed from our first-party log. The signal survives adblockers and browser limits.

Value score, not purchase

An AI lead and value score is the conversion target. High-ticket products with fewer than 50 sales a week give the algorithms too little to learn from on purchase alone.

Self-adjusting threshold

The score that counts as a conversion moves with the data — strict enough to mean value, loose enough to keep bidding systems learning.

Continuous creative

AI creative production runs without pause. New angles ship on the loop; the ROAS gate kills the rest.

Human in the loop

Every budget move and every creative is approved by a person — the DigiHub human layer. Nothing spends on autopilot.

Agent-based operations

Agents per company, shared playbooks, one back office. Adding a company adds agents, not headcount.

07 · Compliance

Compliance is a feature

The cleanest signal is the one you are allowed to use. Every model in the engine trains on first-party data collected with consent.

We use

  • First-party data from your own properties and systems
  • Recorded consent — honoured end to end
  • GDPR-compliant processing

We never

  • Enrich with data-broker lists
  • Profile people who engage with ads
  • Track without consent
Proof

One loop, run to the end

Medicross · medicross.com

XX×
Revenue growth
XX months
Timeframe

Revenue scaled XX× in XX months on the same engine described above.

08 · The filter

Who we ignore. Who we might call.

Ignored

  • Brand vanity without unit economics
  • Committee buyers, no founder access
  • "We need awareness" without a payback model
  • Agencies looking for a white-label partner
  • Inbound pitches with no product to show
  • Founders who want a vendor on retainer, not a partner

Might call

  • High-ticket products
  • Long sales cycles
  • Good product, weak marketing
  • Founder still in the room — open to rev share or a stake
  • Margin to reinvest, clear LTV / CAC geometry
  • Category with defensible signal
  • Ready to deploy €200k–€8M with discipline
09 · Insights

ROAS, attribution & portfolio growth

Operator notes on scaling paid media, first-party measurement, and when not to hire an agency.

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If we reach out, take the meeting.

No SLA. We already ran the numbers — and read the nexus.

Signal logged.