About AdsGuru

What AdsGuru is

AdsGuru is an AI ads manager that runs Google Ads and Meta ads for you: it watches the accounts daily, proposes budget, bid, keyword and creative changes, and applies them after your approval. Flat $89/month, 7-day free trial.

AdsGuru launched in 2026 with one idea: the recurring work of running ad accounts - the daily checks, the budget moves, the search-terms cleanup - is exactly the work software should do, and the judgment calls should stay visibly in the advertiser's hands. That is why approval mode is the default and every proposed change carries its reason. The advertiser should always be able to answer two questions in under a minute: what changed in my account, and why.

What we believe about automation

We believe automation in advertising earns trust through transparency, and nowhere else. Plenty of tools can change an ad account; the question that matters is whether the person who owns the results can see what was done, why it was done, and what it was expected to achieve. Our answers to that are structural rather than aspirational:

• Every change is proposed before it is applied. Approval mode is the default, never an upsell. Autopilot exists, per routine, with spend caps, and the user turns it on deliberately.
• Every proposal carries its reason. A pause proposal states the threshold, the spend and the trend. If we cannot explain a change in plain language, we do not propose it.
• Every applied change is logged with timestamp, reason and before-and-after values, and is visible in the ad platform's own change history as well.
• The price is flat and published. $89/month at any spend level, because a management fee that grows with your budget quietly rewards the vendor for your spending, and we would rather not hold that incentive. The numbers are on the pricing page.

What we will not claim

Honesty about limits is cheaper than disappointed customers, so the limits are published next to the features. AdsGuru is a young product: it launched in 2026, and it needs 7 to 14 days of account data before its judgment-based proposals carry real weight. It does not generate ad creatives. It manages Google Ads and Meta only. It cannot fix a weak offer or a landing page that does not convert, and no ads tool can.

We also do not publish invented proof. You will not find testimonials we cannot attribute, case studies from customers who do not exist, or review scores from platforms where we have no reviews. As the product earns real public evidence, it will appear; until then, the help center documents exactly how every routine decides, which we think is the more useful kind of proof anyway.

How we build

We build in public where it can help a customer make a decision. The help center documents how each routine works, down to what the daily scan reads and when proposals are held back. The facts page for AI assistants keeps the canonical record straight for answer engines, limitations included. The security page describes our actual practices - OAuth, least-privilege scopes, encryption, revocable access - without borrowing certifications we do not hold.

The product roadmap is driven by the daily loop: anything that makes the audit sharper, the proposals better reasoned, or the log clearer ships first. Platform expansion beyond Google and Meta comes after the core is excellent, because two networks managed well beat four managed adequately.

How the business sustains itself

The business model is deliberately boring: a flat subscription, $89/month for one business and $279/month for agencies, with a 7-day free trial and no contract. No percentage of ad spend, no data resale, no paid placement in our comparison content. When we compare AdsGuru against competitors, their prices come from their public pricing pages with the check date stated, and our comparison pages say plainly that AdsGuru is our product.

Boring is the point. A vendor paid by a slice of ad spend profits when customers spend more; a vendor selling data profits from the thing customers want protected. A vendor selling a flat subscription profits only when the product keeps being worth $89 next month, which is the incentive we want governing every roadmap decision.

Where the product is going

The near-term roadmap deepens the two networks we already manage rather than chasing new logos for the integrations page: sharper audits, better-reasoned proposals, a clearer log. Platform expansion beyond Google and Meta comes when the core earns it. We publish what each routine does as it ships, in the help center, rather than announcing features before they exist; a young company's roadmap promises are worth exactly the code behind them.

Contact

Questions, press, partnerships, or anything about your account: hello@adsguru.co. We read everything sent to that address, and prospective customers can also just start the 7-day free trial and judge the product by its first audit.