Google Ads
Manage Google Ads campaigns via chat with an AI agent.
Adjust bids, pause keywords, fix quality score issues, and get deep performance analysis — all via chat, without opening Google Ads Manager.
Campaign Agents
Connected to your live accounts
Find keywords in my Google Ads that are spending over $50 with zero conversions this month.
Found 8 keywords across 3 campaigns matching that criteria: "Campaign: Lead Gen - Broad" - "marketing software free" — $84 spent, 0 conversions - "crm tools comparison" — $71 spent, 0 conversions - "digital marketing jobs" — $68 spent, 0 conversions (irrelevant intent) "Campaign: Brand - Competitors" - "hubspot alternative free" — $112 spent, 0 conversions - "salesforce pricing 2024" — $59 spent, 0 conversions "Campaign: Retargeting - Search" - "how to cancel subscription" — $63 spent, 0 conversions (negative intent) - plus 2 more... Total wasted spend this month: $612 Want me to pause all 8, or just the ones with clearly irrelevant intent first?
What Campaign Agents can do in your Google Ads account
Common questions about the Google Ads AI agent
Can Campaign Agents manage Google Ads campaigns automatically?
Campaign Agents can execute changes in your Google Ads account via chat — pausing campaigns, adjusting bids, adding negative keywords, and more. Every change is confirmed before execution, so you stay in control. It does not make automatic changes without your approval.
What Google Ads tasks can Campaign Agents handle?
Campaign Agents can pause or activate campaigns, ad groups, and keywords; adjust bids and budgets; analyze search term reports and add negatives; surface quality score issues; compare performance across time periods; identify keywords with high spend and zero conversions; and restructure ad groups for better relevance.
How is Campaign Agents different from Google's own AI tools like Performance Max?
Google's AI tools like Performance Max optimize within Google's own system using Google's algorithm. Campaign Agents gives you direct control via chat — you tell it what to do and it executes. It also works across Meta, LinkedIn, and Reddit simultaneously, so you can compare Google performance against your other platforms and make cross-channel budget decisions.