Adstudio for Google Ads

The AI that manages your Google Ads.

Adstudio reads your live campaigns, keywords and search terms, finds wasted spend, builds new campaigns and makes the changes you approve — each one validated by Google before it runs.

Which search terms are burning budget this month?
Thought for 3 secondsRead search terms on Search · Non-Brand

Three search terms spent $1,214 this month with no conversions. Adding them as negatives stops that spend.

Search · Non-Brand · US

Enabled
Negative keywordsfreejobslogin$1,214 spent · 0 conversions · last 30 days
Google validated this change
Add 3 negatives
Connected · Google AdsRead · Analyse · Change
Validated by GoogleRead back afterYou approve
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What you can ask it

Every answer comes from your live account — campaigns, keywords, search terms and spend.

“How much am I wasting?”

Finds spend with no conversions and ROAS below 1x, then suggests what to pause.

“Show my keywords with low Quality Scores”

Quality Score breakdown, so you can see what drags your CPCs up.

“Which search terms are burning budget?”

The real queries behind your ads, with the irrelevant ones flagged.

“Add 'free' as a negative keyword”

Prepares the change and shows a confirmation card before anything is applied.

“Pause my worst-performing campaign”

Picks the underperformer from real metrics and proposes the pause.

“Increase the brand budget by 20%”

Works out the new budget and shows before and after for your approval.

“Audit my conversion tracking”

Checks conversion setup and bidding for mismatches, like sales campaigns bidding for clicks.

“Build a Performance Max campaign”

Search, Performance Max, Demand Gen or Display — built from one message, validated by Google and created when you approve.

How it works

Three steps, no exports

01

Connect

Sign in with Google and pick the accounts. Adstudio uses the official Google Ads API.

02

Ask

Ask in plain language. The answer comes from live data, with the account and dates it used.

03

Approve

Every change is validated by Google, waits for your yes, and is read back after it runs.

Bring your own AI

Can I use ChatGPT or Claude for Google Ads?

ChatGPT and Claude can explain Quality Score or Target ROAS. On their own they can’t see your account — so their advice is disconnected from what your campaigns are doing.

Adstudio reads your Google Ads through the official API before it answers, and every change it proposes waits for your confirmation.

Prefer your own AI? Adstudio’s MCP server brings your Google Ads into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Cursor.

See Adstudio MCP
FAQ

Questions, answered

Is there an AI for Google Ads?

Yes. Adstudio’s assistant connects to your Google Ads account and works with real data: performance, Quality Scores, search terms, wasted spend and conversion tracking. It proposes changes too — each one waits for your confirmation.

Will the AI change my campaigns without asking?

No. It reads freely, but every change — a pause, a budget, a negative keyword — is shown as a card with the before and after. Nothing runs until you confirm, and Google validates the change first.

Can ChatGPT or Claude manage my Google Ads?

Not on their own; they cannot read your account. Through Adstudio’s MCP server they can: connect once and ask about your Google Ads from the AI you already use.

How is this different from Google’s recommendations?

Google’s recommendations live inside its UI and optimise for Google’s goals. Adstudio answers your questions in conversation, puts Google Ads next to Meta and TikTok, and explains every suggestion — with you approving each change.

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  1. 01Prompts that find wasted spend
  2. 02Building campaigns from a brief
  3. 03Guardrails and approvals
  4. 04The weekly reporting rhythm