Adstudio's AI assistant connects to your Meta ad account, reads real campaign, ad set, and audience data, and answers in plain language. It proposes changes — bulk pauses, budget updates, ad copy edits — and nothing runs until you confirm.
Every answer comes from your live Meta Ads data — campaigns, ad sets, creatives, and audience demographics — not generic advice.
Pulls campaign metrics — spend, conversions, ROAS — straight from your ad account for the period you ask about.
Analyzes ad set performance and flags the ones wasting spend, with a change proposal you approve or reject.
Runs the analysis and prepares a bulk status update across matching campaigns — one confirmation covers the batch.
Breaks down audience performance by demographics so you can see where your budget actually works.
Generates ad copy variations grounded in your campaign context, ready to review and apply.
Finds the top performer and prepares the duplication as a proposal you confirm before it's created.
Combines spend across both platforms with top campaigns, in one answer instead of two dashboards.
Drafts a complete Meta Awareness campaign — targeting, budget, structure — that you review before creating.
The assistant analyzes freely, but acts only with your approval.
Link your ad account to Adstudio in a couple of minutes using the platform's official API. Read access first — no changes are made on connect.
No query builders or report wizards. Type the question the way you'd ask a colleague: "how much did I spend last week?" or "what should I pause?"
The assistant queries your live account — campaigns, metrics, spend — and grounds every answer in your actual numbers, not generic best practices.
When a change makes sense, the assistant prepares it as a proposal card showing exactly what would change, with before and after values.
Nothing executes without your approval. Every write action has explicit Confirm and Reject buttons; reject it and your account stays untouched.
ChatGPT and Claude know a lot about Meta advertising in general — objectives, placements, creative best practices. But they can't see your ad account. Without access to your campaigns, ad sets, and results, their advice stays generic: they can't tell you which of your audiences convert or which ad sets waste budget.
Adstudio's assistant is connected to your Meta ad account through the Meta Marketing API. Ask about performance and it reads your real numbers. Ask it to act — pause ad sets, update budgets, edit copy, duplicate ads — and it shows a confirmation card first. Nothing executes without your approval.
Prefer to bring your own AI? Agent access to your connected ad accounts via MCP (Model Context Protocol) is on our roadmap, so assistants like Claude could work with your Adstudio data directly. It isn't shipped yet; today, the assistant lives inside Adstudio.
Yes. Adstudio's AI assistant connects to your Meta ad account and works with your real data: campaign and ad set performance, audience demographics, wasted-spend analysis, and creative details. It can propose actions — pausing ad sets, bulk status changes, budget updates, ad copy edits, duplicating ads — each requiring your confirmation.
No — ChatGPT has no access to your Meta ad account, so it can't read your results or make changes. It can only give general advice. An AI connected through the Meta Marketing API, like Adstudio's assistant, can analyze your actual campaigns and propose real changes.
Not by itself. Adstudio's assistant connects to your Meta account through the official API, so it can read campaigns, ad sets, and audience insights. MCP-based access, which would let Claude connect to your ad data directly, is on our roadmap.
Yes. You can ask things like "pause all campaigns with ROAS below 1" and the assistant prepares a bulk change across every matching campaign or ad set. You see the full list in a single proposal and confirm once — nothing is applied until you do.
No. Reads are free — the assistant fetches and analyzes data on its own. Writes are gated — every status change, budget update, copy edit, or deletion appears as a proposal with Confirm/Reject buttons before anything touches your account.
Adstudio reads your campaign data regardless of how campaigns were created, including Advantage+ campaigns. The assistant's recommendations come from your actual performance data and are explained in plain language, so you can judge them alongside Meta's own suggestions.