Adease
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AI media buyer
It watches pacing across every platform, proposes where the money should go, and applies the move only after you approve it, inside guardrails you set.
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| On | Name | Delivery | Budget / day | Spent MTD | Pace | ROAS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Prospecting — Lookalike 1% | Active | £150 | £4,410 | 118% | 2.4× | ||
| Retargeting — Broad | Active | £45 | £1,290 | 96% | 0.9× | ||
 Search — Brand Exact | Active | £95 | £2,010 | 71% | 4.1× | ||
| Search — Non-brand | Active | £80 | £2,380 | 99% | 2.2× | ||
 Creator Spark — Q3 | Active | £75 | £1,940 | 86% | 2.8× | ||
 Retarget — 30 day | Active | £30 | £880 | 98% | 3.0× |
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Pacing, mix and headroom, answered across all five platforms at once.
How it works
Sign in to the advertising platform with its own login. Adease asks for the narrowest permissions it needs, syncs the campaign, ad set, ad and keyword structure with its performance, and keeps each client's connections siloed to that client.
Monthly budgets, target CPA and the maximum change per day live in each client's knowledge cards. Ask "are we on pace?" and the agent answers against those numbers, not against a generic benchmark.
Reallocations arrive as diffs on specific budgets and bids. Approve and they are applied inside the spend guardrails, which are enforced on every write — an approval can never exceed the cap you set. Each applied change is logged.
Approvals
Three moves from one client's month. Each one is a before-and-after you can read in ten seconds.
Move £75/day out of Meta into TikTok and Google
Retargeting — Broad is at £58.40 CPA against a £22 target and fell 12% in purchases this week. TikTok and Google are both converting under £17 with budget headroom.
Lift Pinterest retargeting to its ceiling
Retarget — 30 day has hit its £30 daily cap every day this week at 3.0× ROAS. The 60-day audience is 2.4× the size and untouched.
Pause 7 ad sets burning budget
Across Meta and Pinterest, seven ad sets are under 0.35% CTR with no purchases in 14 days. They are spending every day.
A media buyer's job is allocation: which platform, which campaign, how much, and when to change it. Adease does the analysis half of that job continuously — pacing against the monthly budget, marginal return per platform, campaigns that are budget-limited while others waste — and hands you the allocation decision as a card. It does not spend on its own. That is the whole design, and it is why agencies who have been burned by platform automation trust it with client budgets.
Spend guardrails — the maximum a budget can move in a day, the ceiling on any single campaign — are applied server-side on every write. An approved change that would breach them is refused, so a hurried click at 6pm cannot double a budget. The agent knows the guardrails too and proposes inside them, which is why the card above shows the limit next to the change.
Where the next pound should go is only answerable if Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn and Pinterest are in the same view. Adease keeps them in one campaign table and one conversation, so "move £2,000 into whatever has headroom" produces a plan across platforms, with the trade-offs explained, rather than five separate reports to reconcile.
No. There is no autonomous write path to a live ad account. Every change the agent proposes is queued in Approvals as a diff and applied only once a person approves it, inside the spend guardrails set for that workspace. Rejecting a proposal sends nothing to the platform.
Guardrails are limits you set per workspace — the maximum a budget can change in one day and the ceiling on any single campaign. They are enforced on every write, so an approved change that would breach them is refused rather than applied. The agent reads the same limits and proposes inside them.
Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn and Pinterest ad accounts, plus a Shopify store as a product catalogue. All of them sit in one campaign table and one conversation, so a question or a change can span platforms.
Adease is built on Anthropic's Claude models. The agent that reads your campaign data, investigates performance and drafts changes runs on Claude. Adease is an independent product made by Adease LTD.
Adease is free to install and needs no card. The Pro plan is $50 per seat per month with unlimited ad accounts, clients and campaigns. Max is $200 per seat per month with five times the agent token allowance. You pay per person, never per account or per pound of spend.
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