Google Ads and Meta Ads, run from ChatGPT or Claude
AdCtrl connects ChatGPT or Claude to your ad accounts, analytics and tracking, and gives it the playbook a performance agency uses. Ask what’s working, get an answer from your real numbers and approve the fix in the same chat.
Works inside ChatGPT or Claude with Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager and Google Search Console.
The prompt, the account investigation,
and the change you approve.
The missing piece
Ask ChatGPT or Claude about your campaigns today and it asks you for a spreadsheet. Connect AdCtrl and it pulls the numbers straight from your accounts.
Pull the last 30 days of Google Ads data for Northfield Coffee. Show me spend, conversions and the daily trends.
I can help analyse the account, but I can’t read Northfield Coffee’s Google Ads data in this chat.
Upload a report with spend, conversions and campaign results, and I can work through it with you.
Pull the last 30 days of Google Ads data for Northfield Coffee. Show me spend, conversions and the daily trends.
Here are the last 30 days from your connected Google Ads account.
Northfield Coffee · Example account
Why a plugin
AdCtrl plugs into the ChatGPT or Claude you open every day, so frontier AI works directly on your ad accounts. Every time OpenAI or Anthropic release a smarter model, your ad expert gets smarter the same day. Ad software with its own built-in AI stays as smart as the day it shipped.
Your AI app
The app and model you already use.
Connected through AdCtrl
Adds your accounts, the tools
and the agency playbook.
Your connected platforms
Builds, reviews and fixes,
with your approval.
There’s no extra dashboard to log into and nothing new to learn. You keep working where you already work.
What you can ask
Why did sales slow down? Which clicks are wasting money? Can you build a lead campaign from this image? Your AI checks the real accounts, then does the work.
See which searches triggered your ads, what they cost and whether anyone converted. Your AI prepares exclusions for the ones that don’t fit your business.
Hand over an ad image and a short brief. Your AI sets up the Meta campaign, lead form, audience and settings, ready for you to approve.
Know the problem.
Know the next step.
Check the ads, traffic and tracking to find what needs attention.
Your AI reads campaign results, website traffic and tracking, tells you what’s going on in words you’d use yourself and shows the change it recommends.
Your AI lines up Google and Meta results with website traffic, search data and tracking in one conversation, so you’re not jumping between five tabs.
When enquiries and reported conversions don’t match, your AI checks Analytics and Tag Manager before anyone touches the ads.
Review the proposed budget or campaign change. Once you approve it, AdCtrl checks that the platform saved exactly what you asked for.
Ads and website, together
Your AI works across Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics, Tag Manager and Search Console at once. When the ads look broken, it can check whether the real problem is a missing tag or a page nobody finds, and fix that too.
What can AdCtrl do for my business?
Build campaigns, manage accounts and check traffic and tracking.
Ads, keywords, assets, bids and budgets.
Campaigns, ad sets, creative and native forms.
Landing pages, events and measurement.
Tags, triggers and reviewed tag changes.
Queries, pages, indexing and sitemaps.
“Prepare a Google Ads campaign for Northfield Coffee and review its measurement setup.”
The agency playbook
On its own, your AI gives textbook advice. AdCtrl gives it the playbook my agency uses on real client accounts: how to structure campaigns, cut wasted spend, test creative and set up tracking you can trust.
Relevant knowledge for the task, inside your AI chat.
Your assistant uses the procedures alongside your account data.
How it works
Ask what happened this week. Your AI reads the account, explains what matters and prepares the changes. You decide what goes live. Here’s a Google Ads search-term review on an example account.
We sell coffee beans online. We’re paying for clicks that never become customers. Find what we should change.
I’ll look at what people searched for, what those clicks cost and which searches led to recorded conversions.
Northfield Coffee · Example account
Your AI pulls the search terms, spend and conversions straight from the account.
What would you change first?
Start with the searches that don’t fit the business.
“Coffee shop jobs” brought 38 clicks, cost $76 and had no recorded conversions in this report.
I’d prepare an exact-match exclusion for that search. Keep “coffee beans delivered”: it matches what you sell and has recorded conversions.
Zero conversions alone isn’t enough to exclude a relevant search. Check its intent and measurement first.
Northfield Coffee · Example account
See which searches don’t fit what you sell, what they cost and why your AI wants them excluded.
Prepare that exact-match exclusion.
Here’s the proposed change. Review it before it’s applied.
Yes, apply that exclusion.
The change was saved. AdCtrl confirmed Google saved the requested exclusion.
Northfield Coffee · Example account
See exactly what will change, approve it, and get Google’s confirmation of what it saved.
Why AdCtrl exists
I run Google and Meta ads for clients at my own agency. Over the last year I rebuilt it around AI. It works inside the accounts with the same playbooks I use on client work, and it prepares every change for me to approve.
I open a client’s account in my AI, ask what happened last week, make a few calls and move on. That used to take me one to two hours per account. With AdCtrl, it takes about five minutes.
AdCtrl is that system, built for other people to use. For an agency, it means more accounts per person. For a business, it means running its own ads with an agency’s playbook behind it.
Kaan CatalkayaFounder of AdCtrl
Try it on your own accountFor agencies
Weekly reviews, search-term cleanups, budget shifts and new campaigns across every client account. Your AI does the legwork with your agency’s playbook. Your team makes the calls and owns the client relationship.
Start your agency trialFor business owners
Your AI can now see your real ad accounts and website data. Ask what’s working and what to change, get answers you understand and approve the changes yourself, for a fraction of a typical agency retainer.
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How AdCtrl compares with hiring an agency, using a chatbot on its own or doing everything yourself.
| What you get | Hire an agencyA team does it for you | Generic AI chatAdvice, without account tools | Do it yourselfYou run the tools | Your AI, connected to your accounts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs | Typically $500–$2,500 a month | Your AI plan | Your time | From $19 a month, plus your AI plan |
| Model you choose | Theirs, if any | Yes | None | Yes |
| Direct account access | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Ads, analytics and tracking together | Depends on the scope | Bring your own data or integrations | You connect the dots | Five connected platforms, one conversation |
| Agency methods applied | Varies by team | Generic | Your own | Step-by-step account checks |
| Executes changes | Yes | No | You do | After you approve |
| Shows its evidence | Ask for their reports | Based on what you share | You collect it | Reports and saved-change checks |
| Gets smarter with new AI models | Depends on their team | Yes | No | Yes, the day they ship |
Agency fees vary. The range above is what published small-business PPC pricing guides list for Google and Meta ads management.
Pricing
Try every feature free for 3 days, then pick the plan that fits how many ad accounts you run. There are no limits on questions, reports or approved changes.
For a business running its own ads.
2 ad accounts 1 user · for example, one Google Ads and one Meta account
$190 billed yearly. You save $38.
Start free trialNo card neededMost popular
For freelancers managing client accounts.
10 ad accounts 1 user · across Google Ads and Meta
$390 billed yearly. You save $78.
Start free trialNo card neededFor agencies managing client accounts.
50 ad accounts Shared by your whole team · priority support
$990 per user billed yearly. You save $198.
Start free trialNo card neededWe’ll set up a custom plan for your agency or team.
Prices in USD and include VAT. AdCtrl works inside your own ChatGPT or Claude subscription, which is billed separately.
Questions
AdCtrl is a connector that adds your Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics 4, Tag Manager and Search Console accounts to ChatGPT or Claude. Your AI can then read your real numbers, build campaigns and change ads, keywords, bids and budgets. Nothing changes in an account until you approve a preview of the exact change.
Open AdCtrl, connect the ad accounts you want to use and add AdCtrl to ChatGPT or Claude. Then ask for a review of last week or describe the campaign you want. Most people are asking their first question within a few minutes.
Yes. AdCtrl runs inside ChatGPT or Claude, so you need a plan with one of them. That subscription is billed separately from AdCtrl.
Your AI can’t change anything until you approve a preview that shows the exact change, before and after. Once you approve it, AdCtrl checks what the platform actually saved and tells you. You sign in with Google’s and Meta’s own login, so AdCtrl never sees your passwords.
Yes. You connect your accounts with a few clicks and then ask questions the way you’d ask a person. Your AI explains what it finds and what it would change.
If you run your own business, maybe not. AdCtrl gives your AI access to your accounts and the playbook an agency uses, so you can handle most day-to-day decisions yourself. Agencies use AdCtrl to take on more clients with the same team.
Meta’s connector only covers Meta. Google’s official one can only read data, and you have to host it yourself. AdCtrl covers Google Ads, Meta Ads, Analytics, Tag Manager and Search Console in one place, can make changes, and comes with the agency playbook.
You get them. AdCtrl works inside ChatGPT and Claude, so when OpenAI or Anthropic release a smarter model, you can use it on your ad accounts right away.
Yes. Your AI can build campaigns and change ads, keywords, bids and budgets. You approve each change first. What’s available depends on the platform and your account permissions.
Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager and Google Search Console. You choose which accounts, properties and containers your AI can work with.
Read the privacy policy for how account data is handled and the disconnect and deletion instructions. The reports and account information you ask for are shared with the ChatGPT or Claude conversation you connected.
AdCtrl requests access to your Google Ads, Google Analytics, Tag Manager and Search Console data only to show you the reports you ask for in ChatGPT or Claude and to make the changes you approve. We don’t sell this data or use it for advertising or to train AI models. Google data is handled under Google’s API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. See the privacy policy.
