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How it works

How AskMyAds manages your Google Ads - approval-first.

It reads your account and your website, answers what you ask in plain words, and proposes exact changes. Nothing is applied until you say yes, and every change has one-click undo.

Ask, draft, approve

Four steps, and you hold the only yes.

The whole loop on one channel - Google Ads - from a read-only connection to a change you approved and can undo.

  1. Writes nothing

    Connect read-only, then ask

    You connect Google Ads read-only and add your website, so the agent knows what you sell and where you deliver. It writes nothing. Ask it anything about the account, or ask for the free Waste Scan first: it reads what you already paid for and finishes in about five minutes.

  2. From your own metrics

    Get the answer with its numbers

    Every figure in an answer is computed from your account's own metrics, never a model's estimate, and the table it came from is shown next to the sentence. A scan's total is a conservative lower bound on what was avoidable, so a scan that finds nothing says so instead of inventing a number.

  3. Still a draft

    Get the exact change, as a draft

    Ask what to do about a finding and the agent drafts the exact change: the campaign, the setting, the negative keywords, line by line. It stays a draft. A reply in chat is never approval, and nothing has touched Google Ads yet.

  4. One-click undo

    Approve it, and undo it if you want

    You approve the change on screen, and only then does it run - through spend guardrails and a preflight check, with a receipt of what ran and when. Every change has one-click undo, and new campaigns are created paused so nothing spends until you enable it.

What you can ask for

See pricing

Ad 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.

A chat answer explaining zero conversions on $287.73 across 171 clicks and pointing at a likely tracking gap

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.

A performance table showing impressions, clicks, average CPC, spend and conversions with period-on-period change

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.

A finished Waste Scan on an example account, reporting a $312.40 potentially avoidable lower bound across three findings

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.

A proposed change awaiting approval, listing the campaign and the negative keywords it would add

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.

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