Ask your ads how they're doing. Then tell them what to do.
Connect your Google Ads account and your website, then ask in plain language: how the ads are doing, which keywords to pick, what a new campaign should look like. It answers like a person, proposes the exact change, and waits for your yes. The founder-led alternative to a $1,000/month agency.
Free to start. We create your account. No password, no card.
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A new kind of ads manager.
Ask in plain language
No. 41 clicks, no leads, and you sell shipping, not supplies.
How did my ads do last month?
Is “cheap shipping supplies” worth keeping? You don't sell supplies, and the answer says so, from your own numbers.
Ask where the money went
Potentially avoidable · July
$312
Search partners · 0 tracked leads
You wasted $312 last month. Here's where.
Search partners spent budget without a single tracked lead. Nothing was changed. Nothing changes without your yes.
Fix it with a yes
Turn off Search partners
Keeps about $24 a day.
Done·Undo
Every fix, and every new campaign, is an exact change: applied after you approve it, undone in one click.
What people bring to it
One agent for all of Google Ads.
Built for the questions you actually have. 6 problems every small advertiser knows - and what AskMyAds does about each one.
- Someone asksAskMyAds
Your AI agent is awake. Ask how your ads did - this month, last month, right now - and get a straight answer in the middle of the night.
- Someone asksAskMyAds
AskMyAds answers like a person: “You wasted $312 last month. Here's where.” If you can read a text message, you can read the answer.
- Someone asksAskMyAds
AskMyAds makes nothing from your ad spend. The fee is the same whether your budget goes up or down, so if Google Ads isn't the right channel for your business, the answer can say so.
- Someone asksAskMyAds
AskMyAds does. It learns what you sell, what it costs and who you serve from your website, and it reads your own account's numbers. So when you ask what to change, the answer is about your business and your data, not a checklist that fits everyone.
- Someone asksAskMyAds
Ask. Because it already knows what you sell and who buys it, AskMyAds suggests the words a real customer would type, explains each one, and leaves out the ones that would only bring the wrong clicks. You see the list before it goes anywhere near your account.
- Someone asksAskMyAds
Tell AskMyAds what you're promoting and roughly what you'll spend. It drafts the whole campaign - keywords, countries, budget - explains why, and creates it paused after your approval. You turn it on when you're ready.
What you can ask for
See pricingAd platforms were built for professionals. You should be able to ask a question anyway.
A retainer buys a team's attention, and it is priced for accounts that need a team. Most accounts need answers. AskMyAds already knows your Google Ads account and your website. Ask it how the ads are doing, what to change, or what a new campaign should look like. It answers with the numbers, drafts the exact change, and nothing happens without your approval.
Explain it plainly
No dashboards to decode. Ask how last month went and the answer names the number that matters - zero conversions on $287.73 and 171 clicks - then says what it thinks is causing it.
Show the numbers behind it
Every figure in an answer is computed server-side and shown to you, so you can check the prose against the table it came from rather than take the sentence on trust.
Ask it to find the waste
The free Waste Scan is the first thing to ask for. Connect your Google Ads account with read-only intent. AskMyAds checks campaign settings, search terms, targeting, and conversion signals, then reports what the account wasted - with a dollar figure calculated from its own metrics. You get a conservative lower bound on what was avoidable, tied to the findings behind it. Every figure comes from deterministic, read-only checks - nothing is estimated by a model. Example account shown - the dated scan of my own account is on the Waste Scan page.
Fix it with a yes
Every fix is shown as an exact change, applied only after you approve it, and undone with one click. A new campaign is drafted the same way and created paused. A chat reply is never approval.
Pick the plan that matches your spend.
Billing
Pay for the year, keep two months.
Every tier at ten months' price, charged once a year. Spend scopes stay monthly either way.
Founding pilot
$20 less than the standard $83/mo. First 25 spots only.
Growth
Two months free: $498 a year under the monthly rate
Scale
Two months free: $998 a year under the monthly rate
Concierge
Two months free: $1,998 a year under the monthly rate
Founding pilot
25 seats at the founding rate.
$20 less than the standard $83/mo. First 25 spots only. When those seats are gone, Starter goes to $83. If you claim one, that rate holds while you stay subscribed. Active reservations count toward the total.
Start with the free Waste Scan.
It is the first thing to ask for. In about five minutes, read-only, it names what your account wasted last month in dollars from your own numbers. Then keep asking: how the ads are doing, which keywords to add, what a new campaign should look like. Any fix it suggests waits for your approval, and so does any campaign it drafts.
Run your free Waste Scan- Read-only scan; nothing changes while it runs
- Findings in dollars, from your own account's metrics
- Then ask anything: performance, keywords, a campaign draft
- Free Waste Scan - no card required
- Every change shown first, applied on your yes, undone in one click