Run your accounts.
Without running them yourself.
The agent reads your accounts. Shows its reasoning. Waits for your call.
PaidSync Ads Agents are specialist agents in the PaidSync workspace that can execute in live ad accounts, not just recommend. Each runs on its own schedule, hourly to monthly, and the ready-made ones read Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, GA4, Google Tag Manager and Merchant Center. By default every change they want is an approval card: you approve, it runs through the live API, and a change PaidSync can reverse keeps an Undo. An agent acts on its own only when you raise its autonomy and switch agents on for the brand, inside the caps you set. Enterprise teams get the same agents with custom rules and spend ceilings.
Agents
2 activeSpecialist agents watch your accounts and propose actions. You approve every move.
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GMCThirteen ready-made agents ship in the workspace, six of them shown here. The other seven are Budget Rebalancer, Anomaly Responder, Tag & Tracking Auditor, Conversion Watchdog, Waste Guard, Auditor and Ad Manager. Enterprise teams get custom ones. See the workflows we build. Building your own? See how to build your own AI ads agent.
Every action is a transaction.
By default the AI does not run on autopilot. Every change goes through a four-step loop that keeps you in the decision seat, and an agent acts on its own only where you allow it, inside your limits. See the full list of controls.
Tell the AI what you want to investigate or improve. A question, a goal, or a concern is enough. The AI takes it from there.
It queries your ad accounts, analytics, and tracking in real time. No CSV uploads, no copy-paste. It reads the source of truth directly.
Every change arrives as a structured card: what changes, why, and what result to expect. You see the logic before anything happens.
Approved actions run through the live API, and the card records what the platform confirmed. For a budget, pause or resume on Google Ads or Meta, it also shows the value before and after.
Start to finish. A ROAS drop diagnosis.
You have a Google Ads account spending $8,000 per month. ROAS has dropped 18% over three weeks. You open Claude with PaidSync connected and ask: "Why did ROAS drop and what should I do?"
Calls google_ads_get_performance across all 4 campaigns. Compares week-over-week impression share and CPCs to find coverage drops.
Verifies conversion tags fire correctly in GTM. Rules out data loss before diagnosing spend efficiency.
Identifies 2 Shopping campaigns where competitor CPCs increased 34%, pushing your ads off page one and cutting impression share by 28%.
Raise bids on 6 high-ROAS product groups. Pause 11 zero-conversion ad groups. Reallocate $800 per month from Brand to Shopping. You approve two.
Beyond reporting. Into execution.
The agent handles the full surface of paid media management, not just the read layer.
Wasted spend analysis, impression share gaps, audience overlap, conversion tracking verification. Ranked by dollar impact.
Keyword bids, campaign budgets, target CPA or ROAS. Dayparting, device modifiers, audience bid adjustments. All proposed as approval cards in the workspace.
Full end-to-end: GTM tag, GA4 event, Google Ads conversion action, Meta pixel. Reads back and verifies the tag fires before closing the task.
Performance comparison across all 14 connected platforms in a single response. Paid vs organic using Search Console alongside Google Ads. No manual data pulling.
Smart bidding sees one signal.
PaidSync sees fourteen.
Platform-native automation is built to optimize inside one platform, on one signal, toward one metric. PaidSync reads across every platform simultaneously, reasons about cross-channel budget allocation, spots structural issues that single-platform tools cannot see, and proposes actions that span the full stack of your paid media. One operator. Every platform. Your call on every move.
Frequently asked questions
What is an autonomous AI agent for Google Ads?
An autonomous AI agent for Google Ads connects an LLM directly to your live account through an MCP server, lets it read performance, diagnose issues, propose changes, and execute approved changes back to the platform. PaidSync is one such system, operating across 14 platforms including Google Ads. In the PaidSync workspace every write is an approval card by default; over MCP, your assistant's own confirmation prompt is the human check.
Can the AI agent run Google Ads, Meta, and LinkedIn at the same time?
Yes. PaidSync operates all 14 platforms through one chat session, including Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, Snapchat, Reddit, Pinterest, and Microsoft Ads. The agent can compare performance, reallocate budget, and execute changes across platforms in a single conversation. In the PaidSync workspace, every change is delivered as an approval card before it runs, by default.
What does PaidSync agentic mode do?
PaidSync agentic mode lets an AI operate your paid media accounts end to end. It connects to your ad platforms via OAuth, audits performance, identifies issues and opportunities, proposes specific actions with expected impact, and executes the ones you approve. It works across Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, TikTok Ads, Snapchat Ads, Reddit Ads, Pinterest Ads, Microsoft Ads, GA4, GTM, Search Console, Merchant Center, and ChatGPT Ads.
Does the AI make changes to my ad accounts automatically?
Not by default in the PaidSync workspace, where the AI proposes every change as a structured action card showing what will change, why, and what impact is expected, and you approve or reject each action. When your own assistant calls PaidSync over MCP, PaidSync writes no card, and your assistant's own confirmation prompt is the human check. You can also scope the AI to read-only mode for auditing without any execution access.
How is PaidSync different from smart bidding or platform-native automation?
Smart bidding and automated rules are single-platform, single-signal automations. PaidSync operates across 14 platforms simultaneously, reasons about cross-platform budget allocation, identifies structural issues like broken conversion tracking or audience overlap, and takes actions that platform-native tools cannot, such as restructuring campaigns or rewriting ad copy based on performance patterns.
Can PaidSync manage multiple ad accounts for an agency?
Yes. PaidSync supports MCC (Manager Account) routing for Google Ads, Business Manager for Meta, and multi-account access for other platforms. You can switch between client accounts within a single PaidSync session, and the AI keeps context separate per account.
What does PaidSync cost?
Free: $0 per month, 15 tasks. Pro from $99 per month (600 tasks; 1,200 tasks at $149; 4,000 tasks at $199, all on one seat). Team from $249 per month for 5 seats. No setup fees, no per-platform charges, no annual lock-in on monthly plans.