Built for agencies and in-house PPC teams. Each agent handles a specific task such as search term analysis, wasted spend, budget pacing, account audits or client reporting.
Each agent handles one recurring PPC task. Explore every agent.
Open any agent to see the job it will handle and how its recommendations will work.
Finds where budget is being wasted and ranks the fixes by likely financial impact.
View agentReviews search terms and prepares a prioritised negative keyword list for your team.
View agentCompares weekly performance with recent baselines and prioritises the changes worth reviewing.
View agentChecks message match, trust, mobile usability and the path from ad click to conversion.
View agentReviews Performance Max structure, signals and spend to find problems hidden by blended reporting.
View agentReviews product feed quality and Shopping performance at product level.
View agentCompares ad copy with performance data and prepares clear ideas for the next test.
View agentFinds relevant keyword gaps and prioritises them by intent and likely conversion value.
View agentCompares competitor ads, pages and keywords, then identifies useful gaps to test.
View agentAccount analysis is necessary, but much of it is repetitive. PPC.io Agents prepare the search term, pacing, change history and reporting work so your specialists can focus on decisions.
Each agent analyses the data relevant to its job, prioritises the findings and prepares a recommendation with the evidence your team needs to review it.
Review the queries, spend, settings and change history needed for that specific PPC task.
Estimate the cost of each issue and explain what is likely to change if your team acts on it.
Provide a clear recommendation, the supporting evidence and client-ready context for your team to review.
At launch the agents read your accounts through the official Google Ads API, the same API your reporting tools already use.
Review the relationships between managers, accounts and campaigns.
Analyse campaigns, budgets and keywords with their financial context.
Base each finding on the connected account rather than a generic checklist.
The API token reads reports. It cannot edit a campaign.
You grant the access in Google Ads. You can revoke it there in one click.
Add the margin floor, priority markets, protected brand terms, seasonal limits and reporting schedule once. Each agent uses that context before analysing the account.
Account Audit checks the client accounts for material changes and prioritises the ones that need a strategist's attention.
Search Terms finds queries with poor buyer intent and prepares a negative keyword list for approval.
Budget Pacing compares spend to date with each monthly target and flags accounts likely to overspend or stop early.
Creative compares live ads with their landing pages and highlights messaging or offer mismatches.
Client Reporting prepares concise drafts from account performance, changes and agreed priorities.
Account Audit checks the client accounts for material changes and prioritises the ones that need a strategist's attention.
Search Terms finds queries with poor buyer intent and prepares a negative keyword list for approval.
Budget Pacing compares spend to date with each monthly target and flags accounts likely to overspend or stop early.
Creative compares live ads with their landing pages and highlights messaging or offer mismatches.
Client Reporting prepares concise drafts from account performance, changes and agreed priorities.
The product starts with Google Ads. Meta Ads and GA4 are next on the roadmap, with no launch dates announced yet.
Each recommendation includes its evidence, and the agents do not make changes directly in Google Ads.
Expect from $199 a month, rising with the number of ad accounts the agents read. A one-account in-house team pays less than a forty-account agency. The final figure is set at launch.
We will email when expected pricing is confirmed and again when early access opens.