Strike Social
A Business Deal — Not a Pitch

There's Agency margin and client savings in digital media. Let us show you a win win.

Buying is moving from TV to Social Media and agency margins are compressing. Strike Social is the partner that turns paid media back into a P&L line you actually want to defend.

Trusted with 50M+ campaigns for the world's largest agencies.

Strike Social paid media platform
The Margin Problem

Your media buying P&L isn't broken. It's been quietly reorganized — by the platforms.

Linear TV gave you 15–20% on the gross. Digital gave you self-serve UIs, junior buyers, and a race to zero. The platforms highjacked your margin and you kept the headcount.

Commission compression

The 15% you used to bill is now 3–5%, and clients are still asking for procurement reviews.



How the Deal Works

Three steps to new Revenue.

01

Strike layers in behind your clients

Our AI software optimizes your clients' social campaigns — white-labeled, behind the scenes. Your team has more time for strategy and face to face client relations. We handle the auction and reporting insights.

02

Performance improves 30–70%. Savings are documented.

Better auction efficiency means lower effective CPMs and better performance. The savings and performance are real, measurable, and reportable — not estimated. Your client sees better results.

03

You take the margin. Strike's cut comes from the platform.

Pass 5% savings to the client — they love you for it. Keep 12–15% as agency margin. Strike's fee comes out of what was previously Meta's margin, no additional fees! 

The Revenue Calculator

How much found money is already sitting in your book?

This is revenue you don't have to pitch for, hire for, or win new business to unlock. Adjust the inputs to match your agency. Everything updates in real time.

$2,000,000

Across all active clients, all platforms

Used to calculate per-client average for context

12%

What you keep after platform costs and team overhead

Used to show "equivalent new clients" — leave as-is if unsure

Where the money flows

Total savings generated
30% of managed spend
5% → Client
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Your share (12–15%)
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Strike's share
Savings Strike generates / year
30% of your total managed spend — conservative floor
Passed to your clients / year ↳ what makes them love you
5% of managed spend — your retention and renewal play
Your gross rev share / year
12–15% of managed spend — your half of the margin pool
Equivalent new clients
At your avg contract value
Effective margin uplift
On top of your current margin
Let's Run the Numbers on Your Book →
For the C-Suite

The questions you'd actually ask in the meeting.

Will this threaten our platform relationships? +

No. We're a certified partner of Meta, Google, and TikTok — not a workaround. The platforms know us. We sit inside their partner programs. What we do is run their tools better than the default setup, not circumvent them.

Do our teams need to change anything? +

Minimal. We layer in behind your existing workflow. Your buyers keep strategy, client comms, and planning. We take the optimization seat they don't have time for. Most teams notice less firefighting within the first month, not more.

What does the client conversation look like? +

You don't need to have one. We're white-labeled — your decks, your reporting, your invoice. The most common approach is to tell the client you've found a way to save them 5% on their media spend. They're happy. You keep the other 10–13%. Nobody asks questions.

What is Strike's cut exactly? +

Strike takes roughly 10–13% of the managed spend as our share of the savings pool. Critically, this comes out of what was previously the platform's margin — not your fee. Your existing client pricing doesn't change. The new revenue is additive.

Let's talk numbers, not features.

If your media P&L isn't where it should be, the next 30 minutes are worth taking.

We'll come ready with the margin model. You come ready with the accounts you'd actually want to grow.

This is a deal conversation, not a product demo. No deck, no feature tour — just margin math.