Scored against public benchmarks from Meta's engineering docs, Common Thread Collective, and Motion's creative benchmarks.
Concept entropy, archetype coverage, and the '15 colorways' trap that makes fifteen ads read as one.
EMQ 8.0+ on purchase events, the seven-parameter CAPI stack, deduplication, and event freshness.
1-1-1 consolidation, ASC adoption, the learning-phase math, and Advantage+ audience expansion.
Ship rate against your spend tier, the 4-day kill rule, hook-fatigue tracking, and brief-to-publish speed.
The 10 enhancement toggles, the silent re-enable workaround, an AI-slop risk score, and Threads readiness.
+65%
Your Andromeda starvation score (0–200)
Per-dimension score plus one of four bands: Critical (0–80, paying CPM tax), Underperforming (81–130), Functional (131–170), Compounding (171–200, top quartile).
The weakest-link fix sequence
Your 3 lowest-scored criteria (rated 1–2), each with a one-paragraph tactical fix.
Product / agent routing
Direct link to the Tegra product or AI agent that addresses your specific dimension weakness.
“Scored 87 on the AI Max audit. Auto-Apply Lockdown came in at 11/40 - everything was on. Disabled four categories the next morning and recovered 7% of monthly spend in 30 days.”
“My team argued for months about whether our EMQ was the problem. The Andromeda audit's Dimension 2 ended that conversation in 12 minutes - we were at 5.4. Now at 8.6. CPMs dropped 32%.”
“Walked into a Klaviyo pitch with a 96 audit score for a prospective client and a prioritized remediation list. They signed a 12-month retainer the same call.”
“Scored 94 on the Andromeda audit. I thought our creative was fine. Dimension 1 (Creative Diversity Index) was a 14 out of 40 - '15 colorways' problem. Ship rate up, ROAS up two quarters running.”
“Run the AI Max audit quarterly. 84 → 142 → 178 across three quarters. The September migration window is real and the score is the only honest tracker of how exposed we still are.”
“The Klaviyo audit's Dimension 5 (AI-SMS compliance) caught a sample-match drift our T-Mobile rep would have caught for us with a $10K fine. Worth running before any Composer rollout.”