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Paid advertising automation

Your ad accounts, managed by AI. Controlled by you.

Guardrail-driven agents optimise Google Ads, Meta, and paid search in real time — budget allocation, bid management, and performance decisions made continuously, not weekly.

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What guardrail-driven ad management actually means

Most paid advertising automation sits in one of two broken modes: either it requires human approval before every action (too slow to be useful), or it runs fully autonomously with no visibility into what it's doing or why (too risky to trust). Guardrail-driven automation is the third option.

Your team defines the rules — daily spend caps, CPA thresholds, brand exclusion lists, maximum bid change percentages. The AI agent acts freely within those rules, continuously, without requiring approval on each action. Every decision is logged with its trigger condition and measured outcome.

# Connect → Configure → Run → Measure
STEP 1 Connect ad accounts via OAuth (Google, Meta)
STEP 2 Configure guardrails per account or campaign
STEP 3 Agent runs continuously within guardrail bounds
STEP 4 Full trigger/action/impact log available in real time
Time to first optimisation action: ~15 minutes after connect

The result: campaigns that optimise around the clock, without weekend lag, without waiting for the next monthly review, and without the risk of unconstrained AI spending your budget in ways you didn't approve.

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Guardrail setup — what you control

Before the agent touches anything, you define the constraints. These are not defaults — they're decisions your team makes, documents, and can change at any time.

guardrail daily_spend_cap = $2,400
guardrail max_bid_change_pct = 20
guardrail cpa_pause_threshold = $65
guardrail brand_exclusions = [list: 47 terms]
guardrail min_campaign_budget = $200
guardrail reallocation_window_hours = 72
# Agent operates freely within these constraints — nothing outside them

Why 72-hour windows matter

Reallocation decisions based on less than 72 hours of data produce false signals. A campaign that looks underperforming at 24 hours may simply be in a low-conversion window. The agent evaluates rolling performance windows — not yesterday's numbers.

Read the full budget allocation guide →

Built for agencies managing multiple accounts

The platform is multi-tenant by design. Each client gets their own guardrail configuration, their own agent log, and their own performance dashboard. You white-label the interface. Your clients see your brand — the AI works underneath.

Multi-tenant

One platform, unlimited clients

Deploy per-client guardrails, view cross-account performance, and manage everything from a single dashboard — without credentials leaving your control.

White-label

Your brand, your dashboard

The client-facing interface runs under your agency brand. They see your reporting — not ours.

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