From February 3, 2027, Meta's terms say agencies must show business owners what was really spent on ads, separate from agency fees.

In plain words, according to Meta's updated terms as reported by PPC Land: if an agency runs Meta ads for your shop or clinic, and you ask, it has to be able to show you the amount spent on Meta, how its own fees are structured, and details of how your campaigns were set up and how they performed. Meta says it will not share this information on its own unless the law requires it, so the owner has to ask.

Why does this matter in Iraq and Kurdistan? Many owners hand over a budget and then receive a short message saying the ads went well. They have no way to tell how much reached Meta, how much stayed with the agency, and what the money actually bought. That is an uncomfortable position for anyone who works hard for every dinar.

Whether you work with us or with anyone else, this is a good moment to ask a few simple questions. Can I see the real numbers from my own campaigns? Is the money spent on ads clearly separate from the service fee? Who manages my campaigns day to day? A good partner answers without hesitation.

The rule does not make ads easier and it does not guarantee sales. Results still depend on the product, the price, the offer and how fast you reply to messages. Nobody honest can promise a fixed result, and a clear report is the best protection against disappointment.

At Boost, we manage Facebook and Instagram campaigns daily, we handle the technical and payment side of Meta ads, and our clients see real numbers from their own campaigns. We start by finding your most profitable product, then we boost it. Being open about the numbers is simply how we prefer to work.

If you are paying someone to run your ads today and have never seen a clear breakdown, ask for one this week. And if you would like a partner who shows you everything, send us a message and tell us about your business.