Every morning at 6:00 AdsGTR goes through yesterday across all your ad accounts and hands you a decision: this one has been burning money for three days straight — kill it; that one returns 4x and still has room — raise its budget by 35%.
The assistant has your campaigns, daily breakdowns, audiences and placements in front of it — so it comes to you with answers and offers, not with generic advice.
Charts show what happened. AdsGTR tells you what to do about it — and does it itself, if you let it.
At 6:00 the server goes through yesterday on its own. You log in — the decisions are ready, each with a reason and an exact number: raise 35%, kill, keep an eye on.
A campaign tanks at 2 a.m. — the rule kills it at 2:15, not in the morning when the budget is already gone. Ten ready templates, thresholds tuned to your account.
Every budget raise is logged as a case. Three days later the system checks the outcome itself — and next time suggests the step size that actually worked on your account.
Frequency climbs, CTR slides, ROAS creeps down — the colour warning appears before the creative starts burning money.
Not generic advice off the internet: the chat has your campaigns, daily breakdowns, audiences and placements in front of it. Ask why ROAS dropped — it answers with your numbers.
Several projects, several countries — one screen. The sites report groups stats by landing page, not by campaign name.
Instead of scrolling Ads Manager hunting for where the money leaked.
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