Billing.

Every invoice we send lists one line item for each ad we made that commission is due on, so you can check each charge against Meta Ads Manager.

A sample invoice

This sample uses made-up ads and amounts. Download the full sample (PDF).

Each line item

1. ad_name: The ad's name in Meta.
2. ad_external_id: Meta's ad ID.
3. lifetime_spend: Everything spent on the ad in its lifetime.
4. lifetime_revenue: All the revenue the ad has generated in its lifetime.
5. lifetime_commission: All the commission the ad has resulted in during its lifetime.
6. period_spend: What was spent on the ad in this billing period.
7. period_revenue: The revenue the ad generated in this billing period.
8. period_commission: The commission the ad resulted in during this billing period.
9. Billing period: the dates the line covers, for example Oct 26–Nov 1, 2026.

Amounts are in US dollars.

When we invoice

We invoice each billing period 7 days after it ends. For example, a billing period of Oct 26–Nov 1 is invoiced on Nov 8.

We wait because Meta keeps updating an ad’s figures for several days after the ad runs. With Meta’s default attribution setting, a purchase can be credited to an ad up to 7 days after someone clicks it, so revenue keeps arriving. Spend can also be adjusted after the day it was reported. After 7 days the spend and revenue have settled, so the invoice matches what you see in Meta Ads Manager. Changes Meta makes after an invoice is sent are not billed or credited.

Invoices with many ads

An invoice lists at most 200 line items. When more ads than that are due commission in a billing period, the invoice lists the 199 with the highest commission, then one “All other ads” line item covering every other ad commission is due on in that period.

At any time, you can ask for a breakdown of every ad for any billing period in the last 12 months, sent to you as a CSV file. Email accounting@bigged.com.