AI ad management agent
Campaigns launched, boosted and closed by rules, not by whoever had time.
An agent that runs the campaign lifecycle end to end: audiences set up, campaigns launched, budget moved to what is working, finished campaigns closed out and archived.
Built with Supabase, Vercel, Google Analytics 4, Stripe.
The situation you are probably in
Paid ads reward attention, and attention is exactly what a small team cannot spare. Campaigns launch late, winners run out of budget while losers keep spending, and closing out is a chore nobody does, so the account fills with zombie campaigns and the numbers stop meaning anything.
What we do about it
We put the lifecycle in code: how an audience is set up, what launches when, the rule that decides a campaign is working, what more it gets when it is, and how a finished campaign is closed and archived. The agent applies those rules daily, and the hard ceiling on spend is enforced in code rather than written in a prompt, so it cannot be talked past. You read a scoreboard, not a dashboard of fifty campaigns.
Typical engagement. Four to six weeks from scope to the lifecycle running on your account, then a monthly line to tune the rules against returns.
Where this already runs
Running inside a creator business: an ad autopilot sets up audiences, launches reels and carousels, boosts what performs, and completes and archives finished campaigns, with a scoreboard over the top and a hard budget cap enforced in the campaign engine itself.
Most builds of this shape start with the two-week assessment: we map the process as it runs today, cost it, and write the scope. The fee is credited in full against the build.
Start with the two-week assessmentWhat you receive.
Concrete things, not outcomes on a slide. This list is the scope of the engagement.
- 1
The campaign lifecycle written as rules: setup, launch, boost, close, archive
- 2
Budget moved toward what is working, on a rule you set and can read
- 3
A hard spending ceiling enforced in code, which no prompt can argue with
- 4
Audiences set up consistently instead of rebuilt by hand each time
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Finished campaigns closed and archived, so the account stays readable
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A scoreboard of what ran, what it cost and what it returned
A good fit when
- Money is already going into paid channels every month
- Nobody's whole job is watching the campaigns
- You can say, or want help saying, what a working campaign looks like
The right starting point when
The worry is spend running away, more than performance. Start with the spend control agent alone: the ceiling in code, on the account you already run.
The creative exists but the reporting is the mess. Reporting automation assembles all channels into one set of numbers, and is often the right first step.
You cannot yet say what a lead is worth. The two-week assessment puts a number on it first, so the boost rule optimises for profit rather than clicks. The fee is credited in full against the build.
Not sure which of these is you? Describe the process and we will point you at the right one, on this page or another.
Price it before you commission it
Put the hours the task takes today, the salary of the person doing it and any quote you hold through the payback calculator. It shows the yearly saving, the payback period and the arithmetic behind both. Free, and nothing is stored.
Run the payback numbersThings you can check.
Figures from our own systems that this service draws on. Each one names its source.
- 30+
- jobs that run overnight so nobody has to remember to start them
- 25+
- business systems already connected: CRM, email, ads, payments
- 3
- live systems you can open and use before you hire us
Every figure names its source. How we count. The investing system runs on a broker paper account, not real money.
Make the next AI project one the business can measure.
Thirty minutes with the founder, no slides. You will know what the right solution looks like, what it would take to build, what it should return, and which part to start with.
Replies come from a named person in Dubai within one working day.