Fixed wireless antennas on a guyed tower above a mountain river valley.

The Ads Engine for ISPs

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02 · The competition

National operators are advertising to your subscribers.

Intro offers as low as $30 a month. Your subscribers see these whether you advertise or not.

Facebook ad from a T-Mobile authorized dealer: 5G home internet for $35 a month with autopay, $0 down, 15-day free trial.
Facebook ad from Starlink: the Mini kit for $16 a month for 12 months with service plans starting at $55 a month.
Facebook ad from AT&T: fiber home internet plans starting at $30 a month for 12 months.
Facebook ad from Optimum: switch and get a 5-year price lock, plans starting at $30 a month.

Live on Meta · captured from the Ad Library, Aug 3, 2026

03 · How it works

The Ads Engine Explained

Ryan · Founder, Megabit Marketing

04 · The report

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Who you're competing with
County map from the sample report: a Missouri and Arkansas footprint shaded by the number of fast-wireline competitors in each county.
What they're advertising right now
Three competitor Facebook ads as captured from Meta's Ad Library: Omni Fiber offering 1 Gig with a $100 gift card, altafiber at $30 a month, and Metronet business fiber at $69.95, each tagged with how long and how heavily it has been running.

Sample report · real data, fictional name · ads captured live from Meta's Ad Library

Send your company name and we build the snapshot for your territory from your own BDC filing. If it doesn't tell you something you didn't know, delete the email.

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05 · Proof

Running today for a multi-state rural fixed wireless ISP.

NDA in place, so no name and no logo. The numbers below come straight off the live client dashboard.

$40.48

Meta cost per lead, our best month

200+

Leads and tracked calls captured to date

13%

Landing page conversion in the strongest region

1:1

Every lead mapped to the tower that serves it

Figures from Jan to Aug 2026 · rounded down, never up

06 · FAQ

Common questions.

Who is this for?

Fixed wireless and regional fiber providers, usually between 1,000 and 50,000 subscribers. If you file coverage with the FCC and have room to grow inside your footprint, the engine fits. We don't work with national carriers.

How much work is this for my team?

Almost none. We build and run the research, the campaigns, the landing pages, and the sign-up bot. You approve the offer and take the installs; everything else shows up on the dashboard.

We already tried ads. They didn't work.

It's rare for ads to work without a whole funnel set up. With proper tracking and attribution along with a speed to lead system in place, ads can explode your subscriber base. If it didn't work, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Spectrum wouldn't do it.

Is the FCC data even accurate?

FCC coverage is provider-claimed, not verified, and we treat it that way. The report starts from the filings, then we check it against your real serviceability before any campaign runs. If your own map is wrong, that's worth knowing too.

Would you work with a competitor of ours?

No. We take one provider per competitive area. ISP footprints rarely overlap, so the rule is easy to keep, and if your territory conflicts with an existing client we'll say so up front.

Is there a contract?

The engagement runs month to month. You own the ad accounts, the landing pages, and the report, so if we part ways everything stays with you.

07 · Get started

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You'll talk to Ryan, the person who builds and runs the engine. Bring your coverage area, and you'll leave knowing whether the engine fits your footprint and what it would cost.

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