Adease
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It reads every campaign, ad group and keyword, finds the ad groups wasting budget and the ones that are capped, and drafts the fix. You approve each change.
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| On | Ad group | Delivery | Keywords | Spend | CPC | Conv. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Personal training · phrase | Active | 14 | £1,680 | £1.84 | 61 | ||
| Broad terms · gym, fitness | Active | 9 | £5,410 | £2.41 | 8 | ||
| Small group training · exact | Active | 11 | £500 | £2.05 | 27 | ||
| Strength coaching · phrase | Active | 8 | £690 | £2.30 | 14 | ||
| Classes · phrase | Active | 12 | £1,920 | £1.96 | 61 | ||
| Free workout plan | Active | 6 | £800 | £0.92 | 0 |
Just ask
Keywords, ad groups, budgets and platform comparisons across every Google Ads account you run.
How it works
Sign in with Google and pick the customer ID. Adease requests the single Google Ads API scope and syncs campaigns, ad groups, ads and keywords with their performance. Several client accounts can be connected, each siloed to its client.
"Which ad groups are wasting budget?" The agent compares spend, CPC and conversions by ad group and keyword against the client's target CPA, checks what is capped, and drafts pauses, budget moves and new keywords with the numbers attached.
Pauses, budget changes and keyword additions each arrive as a diff. Approve them one at a time or all at once. Applied changes are logged with who approved them and what Google returned.
Approvals
A wasted ad group, an under-funded winner and a new keyword set, each with the maths shown.
Pause the broad-match ad group, fund exact match
The broad-match ad group spent £5,410 in 14 days for 8 conversions. The exact-match ad group on the same terms converts at £24 and is capped.
Fund Brand Exact for the days it is capped
Search — Brand Exact spends its full budget every day at £6.65 CPA while Non-brand converts at £25. Moving £35 a day between them keeps total spend flat.
Add 12 keywords to Non-brand in 3 ad groups
Keyword research for the strength coaching page found 12 terms with 1k–9k monthly searches and low competition that the account is not bidding on.
Pay-per-click management is a set of weekly routines: find what is spending without converting, fund what is capped, test new keywords, compare the channel against the others. Adease turns each routine into something you ask for and something you approve. The agent reads the Google Ads account down to the keyword, does the analysis, and drafts the changes as diffs. It never edits the account without an approval.
Ask for keywords for a landing page and the agent researches them with monthly search volume, competition and year-on-year growth, then proposes them into specific ad groups with match types — or as a duplicate of an existing ad group with the new keyword set swapped in. Because it can also see which keywords already convert, it avoids proposing what you already bid on.
Search is where PPC lives, and Google Ads is where this agent goes deepest. But the same workspace holds the client's Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn and Pinterest accounts, so a PPC manager who also runs paid social gets one queue of approvals across all of it — and one weekly report that covers the platform split. Bid strategies and conversion settings stay in Google Ads; Microsoft Advertising is not supported.
Adease syncs the campaign, ad group, ad and keyword structure of a connected Google Ads account with its performance metrics, through the Google Ads API. Search campaigns are where the keyword workflows apply; Display and YouTube campaigns appear in the same table with their spend and conversions and take budget and status changes.
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.
Yes. Ask for keywords around a page, product or theme and the agent returns candidates with average monthly searches, competition and year-on-year growth, then proposes them into named ad groups with match types as an approval card. See the AI keyword research page for the workflow.
No. The agent proposes budgets, keywords, targeting and status changes. Bid strategies, bid adjustments and conversion settings are not something it edits today; those stay in Google Ads.
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.
Free to install
Connect an account and ask it what is wrong.