Squeeze more customers
out of every Google dollar.
Squeeze more customers out of every Google dollar.
The Google Ads Agent manages Search, Local Services and static campaigns, connects performance to real customers, and continuously finds where your next dollar should go.
The Google Ads Agent manages Search, Local Services and static campaigns, connects performance to real customers, and continuously finds where your next dollar should go.
100+ businesses
adopting AI agents
100+ businesses
adopting AI agents
“We’re getting a clearer picture of which channels bring better leads, without the long wait.”
“We got the marketing experts to put their knowledge in a solution and now we get it everyday!”
“I don’t wanna speak too soon, but I love this. I’ve been waiting for this my whole life!”
“We got the marketing experts to put their knowledge in a solution and now we get it everyday!”
“We’re getting a clearer picture of which channels bring better leads, without the long wait.”
“We got the marketing experts to put their knowledge in a solution and now we get it everyday!”
“I don’t wanna speak too soon, but I love this. I’ve been waiting for this my whole life!”
“We got the marketing experts to put their knowledge in a solution and now we get it everyday!”
How it works.
How it works.
It thinks.
It thinks.
It thinks.
Turn searches into customers.
Turn searches into customers.
Connects keywords and search terms to CRM outcomes to find which searches actually create qualified customers.
Connects keywords and search terms to CRM outcomes to find which searches actually create qualified customers.
Make Local Services work harder.
Make Local Services work harder.
Monitors LSA leads, budget and performance to understand which services and leads are actually valuable.
Monitors LSA leads, budget and performance to understand which services and leads are actually valuable.
Start every day one step ahead.
Start every day one step ahead.
Gives you a daily brief of what changed, why it matters and what needs action.
Gives you a daily brief of what changed, why it matters and what needs action.
It watches.
It watches.
It watches.
Cut the searches wasting your money.
Cut the searches wasting your money.
Finds irrelevant queries and wasted spend, then recommends or adds negative keywords.
Finds irrelevant queries and wasted spend, then recommends or adds negative keywords.
Catch problems before they get expensive.
Catch problems before they get expensive.
Proactively flags CPA spikes, runaway spend, broken tracking and sudden performance changes.
Proactively flags CPA spikes, runaway spend, broken tracking and sudden performance changes.
It acts.
It acts.
It acts.
Build Search and image campaigns.
Build Search and image campaigns.
Finds keywords, structures and launches Search campaigns, and manages static image campaigns through Demand Gen.
Execute while you stay in control.
Execute while you stay in control.
Adjusts bids, budgets, keywords and campaigns, with your approval or autonomously where supported.
Get answers where you work.
Get answers where you work.
Get insights, alerts and approvals directly in Slack, Teams, WhatsApp or wherever your team works.
Get insights, alerts and approvals directly in Slack, Teams, WhatsApp or wherever your team works.
Who is this for?
Who is this for?
Who is this for?
Three people we built the Google Ads Agent for.
Three people we built the Google Ads Agent for.
Tired CMO who has to 10x her company with the same headcount.
Gets a senior search marketer that never sleeps.
Ambitious CEO who wants search to bring real customers.
Gets every Google dollar tied to a real customer.
Small team who expects more out of their agency.
Gets agency-grade search, without the agency.
Built like a senior performance marketer.
Built like a senior performance marketer.
Built like a senior performance marketer.
Specialized marketing intelligence trained on
insights from $50M+ in ad spend.
Specialized marketing intelligence trained on insights from $50M+ in ad spend.
By
20B+
20B+
Views generated
$50M+
$50M+
Ad spend managed
10 years
10 years
Experience
100+
100+
Businesses
“We didn’t automate marketing. We wrote down how we make decisions at 6am and taught an agent to do the reading.”
Lesha Mansukhani · Chief Marketing Officer @ Nas.com
Backed by top investors.
Backed by top investors.
Backed by top investors.
$40M
Raised
Our agents vs the rest.
Our agents vs the rest.
Our agents vs the rest.
Your accounts, business data and everything the agent learns stay yours.
Flags CPA spikes, runaway spend, broken tracking and performance changes.
10 years of marketing knowledge and insights from $50M+ in ad spend inform every decision.
Adjusts bids, budgets, keywords and campaigns, with your approval or autonomously where supported.
Meet the rest of your team.
Meet the rest of
your team.
Meet the rest of your team.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
FAQ.
The Google Ads Agent supports Search campaign workflows, monitors Local Services Ads leads and performance, and manages static image campaigns through Demand Gen. It proactively reviews performance across supported campaigns, flags changes that need attention and identifies opportunities to improve results. Its recommendations use your business goals and historical performance through the Brain.
Yes. The agent proactively reviews search terms to spot irrelevant queries and spending that is not producing meaningful outcomes. It recommends or adds negative keywords within your agreed permissions, investigates acquisition-cost spikes and unusual spending, and flags potential tracking problems. It brings issues to your team’s attention without waiting for a manual account review.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM data support that analysis. The agent looks beyond initial conversions to investigate which campaigns, keywords and search terms bring qualified leads and customers. If lead volume rises but quality falls, it flags the mismatch, examines what changed and recommends where to refine targeting or reconsider spend.
Yes. The agent identifies keyword opportunities, helps structure and launch Search campaigns, and recommends bid, budget and keyword changes as performance evolves. As a semi-autonomous teammate, it can execute supported changes within your agreed permissions or bring proposed actions to your team for approval. Your business sets the objectives, spending limits and approval rules.
The agent adds business context and CRM outcomes to the signals available in Google Ads. It proactively investigates performance shifts, surfaces opportunities and prepares recommendations so your PPC team can spend less time checking accounts and more time making strategic decisions. It works alongside Google’s automation and your specialists, carrying out agreed tasks and escalating decisions that need human judgment.
Your dedicated engineer helps connect Google Ads, review conversion tracking and add relevant CRM data, while the Brain provides context about your offers, customers and goals. These connections let the agent proactively assess performance against your business priorities, flag emerging issues and recommend next steps. During setup, you agree what it should monitor, when to alert your team and which actions it can take.
FAQ.
The Google Ads Agent supports Search campaign workflows, monitors Local Services Ads leads and performance, and manages static image campaigns through Demand Gen. It proactively reviews performance across supported campaigns, flags changes that need attention and identifies opportunities to improve results. Its recommendations use your business goals and historical performance through the Brain.
Yes. The agent proactively reviews search terms to spot irrelevant queries and spending that is not producing meaningful outcomes. It recommends or adds negative keywords within your agreed permissions, investigates acquisition-cost spikes and unusual spending, and flags potential tracking problems. It brings issues to your team’s attention without waiting for a manual account review.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM data support that analysis. The agent looks beyond initial conversions to investigate which campaigns, keywords and search terms bring qualified leads and customers. If lead volume rises but quality falls, it flags the mismatch, examines what changed and recommends where to refine targeting or reconsider spend.
Yes. The agent identifies keyword opportunities, helps structure and launch Search campaigns, and recommends bid, budget and keyword changes as performance evolves. As a semi-autonomous teammate, it can execute supported changes within your agreed permissions or bring proposed actions to your team for approval. Your business sets the objectives, spending limits and approval rules.
The agent adds business context and CRM outcomes to the signals available in Google Ads. It proactively investigates performance shifts, surfaces opportunities and prepares recommendations so your PPC team can spend less time checking accounts and more time making strategic decisions. It works alongside Google’s automation and your specialists, carrying out agreed tasks and escalating decisions that need human judgment.
Your dedicated engineer helps connect Google Ads, review conversion tracking and add relevant CRM data, while the Brain provides context about your offers, customers and goals. These connections let the agent proactively assess performance against your business priorities, flag emerging issues and recommend next steps. During setup, you agree what it should monitor, when to alert your team and which actions it can take.
FAQ.
The Google Ads Agent supports Search campaign workflows, monitors Local Services Ads leads and performance, and manages static image campaigns through Demand Gen. It proactively reviews performance across supported campaigns, flags changes that need attention and identifies opportunities to improve results. Its recommendations use your business goals and historical performance through the Brain.
Yes. The agent proactively reviews search terms to spot irrelevant queries and spending that is not producing meaningful outcomes. It recommends or adds negative keywords within your agreed permissions, investigates acquisition-cost spikes and unusual spending, and flags potential tracking problems. It brings issues to your team’s attention without waiting for a manual account review.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM data support that analysis. The agent looks beyond initial conversions to investigate which campaigns, keywords and search terms bring qualified leads and customers. If lead volume rises but quality falls, it flags the mismatch, examines what changed and recommends where to refine targeting or reconsider spend.
Yes. The agent identifies keyword opportunities, helps structure and launch Search campaigns, and recommends bid, budget and keyword changes as performance evolves. As a semi-autonomous teammate, it can execute supported changes within your agreed permissions or bring proposed actions to your team for approval. Your business sets the objectives, spending limits and approval rules.
The agent adds business context and CRM outcomes to the signals available in Google Ads. It proactively investigates performance shifts, surfaces opportunities and prepares recommendations so your PPC team can spend less time checking accounts and more time making strategic decisions. It works alongside Google’s automation and your specialists, carrying out agreed tasks and escalating decisions that need human judgment.
Your dedicated engineer helps connect Google Ads, review conversion tracking and add relevant CRM data, while the Brain provides context about your offers, customers and goals. These connections let the agent proactively assess performance against your business priorities, flag emerging issues and recommend next steps. During setup, you agree what it should monitor, when to alert your team and which actions it can take.
FAQ.
The Google Ads Agent supports Search campaign workflows, monitors Local Services Ads leads and performance, and manages static image campaigns through Demand Gen. It proactively reviews performance across supported campaigns, flags changes that need attention and identifies opportunities to improve results. Its recommendations use your business goals and historical performance through the Brain.
Yes. The agent proactively reviews search terms to spot irrelevant queries and spending that is not producing meaningful outcomes. It recommends or adds negative keywords within your agreed permissions, investigates acquisition-cost spikes and unusual spending, and flags potential tracking problems. It brings issues to your team’s attention without waiting for a manual account review.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM data support that analysis. The agent looks beyond initial conversions to investigate which campaigns, keywords and search terms bring qualified leads and customers. If lead volume rises but quality falls, it flags the mismatch, examines what changed and recommends where to refine targeting or reconsider spend.
Yes. The agent identifies keyword opportunities, helps structure and launch Search campaigns, and recommends bid, budget and keyword changes as performance evolves. As a semi-autonomous teammate, it can execute supported changes within your agreed permissions or bring proposed actions to your team for approval. Your business sets the objectives, spending limits and approval rules.
The agent adds business context and CRM outcomes to the signals available in Google Ads. It proactively investigates performance shifts, surfaces opportunities and prepares recommendations so your PPC team can spend less time checking accounts and more time making strategic decisions. It works alongside Google’s automation and your specialists, carrying out agreed tasks and escalating decisions that need human judgment.
Your dedicated engineer helps connect Google Ads, review conversion tracking and add relevant CRM data, while the Brain provides context about your offers, customers and goals. These connections let the agent proactively assess performance against your business priorities, flag emerging issues and recommend next steps. During setup, you agree what it should monitor, when to alert your team and which actions it can take.