You're great at what you do.Ads are a whole other job.
Hiring a specialist means paying every month — before your first order arrives.



AI ads manager for small business
Connect your Meta or Google ad account, tell Ace what you sell — and approve a ready campaign. No jargon. You control approvals and any automatic policy.
No card required
Hiring a specialist means paying every month — before your first order arrives.
Your AI ad specialist inside AdAce Ads. He knows all the jargon — so you don't have to.
He turns it into plain words and a clear plan.



She bakes custom cakes in Kyiv. Her cakes are amazing. She has never run an ad. Let's launch her first campaign — together with Ace.
Kyiv



Maria signs in with Facebook — the official way. Ace sees her ad account. No passwords are shared, and access can be revoked any time.



AdAce Ads would like to manage your ads
No settings, no forms. Maria writes to Ace like to a friend. Ace checks her account and her website, then proposes a plan.



Goal, audience, placements, budget, texts — set up the way a specialist would, within Meta's rules. Created paused, so nothing runs until Maria says so.



Nothing is spent until you approve. Maria confirms with her code — and the campaign goes live. Her client limits constrain the budgets she can authorize.



He looks for wasted spend and sudden spikes, explains what he sees and proposes a fix. Maria approves in one tap — or lets safe changes run automatically within her limits.
Illustrative example. Results depend on your product, offer and market.



Campaigns that spend without results are flagged with the money at stake.
Spend spikes and falling results are compared with your usual days.
Pixel, Google tag and conversions — fixed with a few clicks.
Texts within Google and Meta limits, in your tone.
Ask anything about your ads and see where every number comes from.
Facebook, Instagram and Google Ads in one place.
Invite people, share live dashboards, send reports.
Limits, approvals with a code, undo and a full history.
Ads should be judged by the people who came to an interview or bought — not by clicks. The latest release closes that loop and keeps every change under your control.
Clicks on Telegram, WhatsApp and call buttons counted as leads — without personal data.
Read how it works ›Mark a lead in Telegram and the result goes back to Google Ads and Meta, so campaigns learn from real outcomes.
Read how it works ›See which campaign and which language bring candidates, not just clicks.
Read how it works ›Monthly Google searches by state and language — before you spend a dollar.
Read how it works ›A ready truck-driver hiring template in four languages and an assistant that writes within platform limits.
Read how it works ›Every image and video with its spend and results; upload videos to YouTube straight from Google Ads.
Read how it works ›Google validates a change first; a batch goes through only if all pass.
Read how it works ›See who changed what by hand in Google or Meta — and restore it in one approved step.
Read how it works ›Edit site pages over encrypted FTP: a copy before every save, rollback in one click.
Read how it works ›Optimize Google and Meta for interviews and hires instead of cheap clicks — and show clients the cost per hire, campaign by campaign.
Disapproved ads, idle campaigns, manual edits and campaigns created outside your workflow reach your Telegram the same day.
Templates, AI copy and demand estimates turn a new client's brief into paused, ready-to-review campaigns in one sitting.
Changes are proposed and checked against the client's rules. You choose approvals or an automatic policy; supported reversible changes have an undo workflow.
Review changes with the configured confirmation steps, or explicitly permit automatic actions within limits.
Client limits constrain proposed budgets. A platform's actual daily spend may differ from its average daily budget.
Budgets, statuses, targeting, bids — restored to the previous state.
Who changed what and when — people, Ace and automations alike.
Ace works there too. Connect AdAce Ads to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and more — and manage your ads in the chat you already use.
Connect your ad account, tell Ace what you sell and approve your first campaign today.
No card required



Explore measurement methods, creative tests, AI workflows and agency processes alongside step-by-step platform instructions.
Workspace, clients, onboarding checklist and help.
10 articlesGoogle, Meta, Microsoft, GA4, Search Console, Klaviyo.
9 articlesPerformance, results, waste, anomalies, live Google reports.
38 articlesMessenger leads, statuses, interviews and hires as conversions.
13 articlesDriver hiring ads on Google, Meta and YouTube, in several languages.
8 articlesCampaigns, keywords, bids, targeting, extensions, audiences.
26 articlesCampaigns, ad sets, targeting, audiences, creatives, delivery.
17 articlesSite audit, GA4, Tag Manager, conversions, Meta pixel, UTM.
19 articlesProposals, approvals, limits, policies, undo, audit log.
19 articlesChat with sources, proposals, summaries, ad copy.
13 articlesSchedules, reactions, AI agents, alerts, webhooks.
14 articlesMCP server, 12 AI clients, tool catalog, chat cards.
10 articlesTeam roles, invitations, dashboards, Agency Kit.
10 articles2FA, isolation, encryption, revocation, privacy.
8 articlesYes. You connect your Meta or Google ad account and tell Ace what you sell, where and for how much. Ace checks your account and website, proposes a plan and creates the campaign paused. You add a photo, review and approve. Every step has a plain-language guide.
Not to get started and run campaigns day to day. AdAce Ads does the setup, daily checks and reporting that you would otherwise pay a retainer for. If you work with a specialist, you can invite them to your workspace.
Ace reads your ad accounts and analytics, answers questions with sources, builds campaigns and ad sets in a paused state, writes ad texts within platform limits, finds wasted spend and anomalies and proposes fixes. Execution follows the client's approvals or an automatic policy you explicitly configure.
No. New campaigns are created paused. Every change waits for your approval with a one-time code — unless you allow automatic application of safe, reversible changes within your limits. A daily budget cap protects you from large budgets.
Meta (Facebook and Instagram) and Google Ads, plus Google Analytics 4, Search Console and Tag Manager for tracking. Microsoft Advertising and Klaviyo are being enabled; LinkedIn and TikTok are coming.
You choose. Many small businesses start with a few dollars a day. Ace proposes a budget for review. Client limits constrain proposals; provider spending rules still apply to actual charges.
No. You create a workspace with your email. Your ad budget is paid directly to Meta or Google, as usual.
No. You sign in through the official Google and Meta screens. Access is encrypted and can be revoked any time — disconnecting also revokes it at the provider.
Undo it. Reversible changes — budgets, statuses, targeting, bids — go back to the previous state in one action, and everything is kept in the history.
Yes. AdAce Ads works as a Google Ads and Meta Ads MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI assistants. The same safety rules apply there.
It does the ad work an agency would do — setup, daily checks, fixes and reports — with an AI ad specialist, while you keep control and pay no retainer. It is software, not a team of people, and you can still invite your own specialist.
This website is in English and Russian. The app is in English and Ukrainian, and Ace answers in the language you write in.
It is used only to provide the service, never sold or used for advertising, and isolated from other businesses at the database level. See the privacy policy.
Follow a short reading path for the task you need to complete.
Start with email confirmation, then choose the accounts and campaigns your team will work with.
Set up your AI client, check actual tool activity and test recommendations before acting.
Calculate combined CPA, separate reporting events from business outcomes and reconcile leads with sales.
Build a defensible combined CPA from compatible spend and results, with rules for zero conversions, missing rows and changing campaign mix.
Turn a weekly ad report into a decision memo with evidence, hypotheses, an owner and a review date, while keeping uncertainty visible.
Use an access card for temporary contractors: define the task, minimum client scope, review owner and evidence needed to close access.
Evaluate small-budget campaigns using sensitivity, mature cohorts and reversible decisions instead of a universal minimum number of leads.
Trace pool membership, eligibility and demand before interpreting low campaign spend as a shared-budget allocation failure.
Compare campaign geography with fulfilment limits and actual service requests before proposing exclusions or narrowing location targeting.