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Every advertising platform, in one dashboard

Ads and Pixels connects to the ad networks people actually run budget on, plus the ones with no API at all. Nothing here is marked live unless it's live.

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What "live," "reporting," "manual" and "coming" actually mean

We label every advertising platform on this page by what Ads and Pixels can actually do with it today — not by what we hope to ship. Four labels, no fifth meaning hiding behind them:

  • Live — you build, review and launch real campaigns from inside Ads and Pixels, on that network's own objectives and bidding, then track results back through the Results Map.
  • Reporting — we pull that network's performance data into your Results Map and dashboards, but campaigns are created or edited on the network's own side (or, for Google Local Services Ads, edited but not created through us).
  • Manual — the network has no advertiser API at all. You still get tracked links, a tracked phone number or a promo code per campaign, and the Audience Vault measures what those campaigns actually produced, the same as any other channel.
  • Coming — we've scoped the integration and the network has a real path to build against; it isn't connected yet, and this page says so plainly.

Nothing on this list is here because a logo looks good. Every row below traces back to a developer-docs page, and every status changes the moment the underlying capability changes — not before. Agencies choosing advertising platforms deserve the truth about what's connected, not marketing copy.

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Live today: full campaign control

These five advertising platforms are live at launch. You build a campaign once in Ads and Pixels, and it launches — paused, for your review — on the actual network, using that network's real objectives, audiences and bidding.

  • Facebook & Instagram — Meta's full Marketing API: campaigns, ad sets, ads, Custom Audiences, Conversions API.
  • Google Ads — Search, Performance Max, Display, Demand Gen and YouTube, one integration, five surfaces. Local Services Ads is reporting plus editing existing campaigns (see below) — Google's API cannot create a new LSA account.
  • TikTok — campaigns, ad groups, audiences and the TikTok Events API (Spark Ads are coming).
  • Microsoft Advertising — Bing, plus its Yahoo and AOL syndication partners, full campaign CRUD.
  • Snapchat — campaigns, ad squads, Customer Lists and the Snap Conversions API.

Every live channel gets the same treatment: Basic mode for a fast, network-aware setup (we know Meta's radius limits are different from Microsoft's, and that TikTok has neither), Advanced mode for full manual control, an AI optimizer, and attribution through the Results Map — see conversion tracking and the AI optimizer for how that works across every one of these advertising platforms. These are the advertising platforms most agencies mean when they say they want to run everywhere from one login.

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Reporting today

Rumble Advertising Center — Rumble's own API can only pull reporting today; its campaign-creation endpoints are documented as "coming soon," not live, so we mirror that: your Rumble numbers show up in the Results Map, but campaigns are still built in Rumble's own dashboard.

Google Local Services Ads, inside the Google Ads integration, sits in the same middle ground for a different reason — Google's own API can edit budget, status, bid strategy, schedule and targeting on an LSA account that already exists, but it cannot create the account. First-time LSA setup happens in Google's own console; everything after that, you can manage from Ads and Pixels. Full detail on the Google Ads page. Rumble and Google Local Services Ads are the two advertising platforms sitting in the reporting tier today; both move to full control the moment their own APIs catch up.

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Manual channels: tracked, not controlled

Some advertising platforms simply have no advertiser API — no network on earth can automate what was never built to be automated. Gab Ads, Truth Social, CatholicAdNet, Hulu/Disney's Campaign Manager, static and Blip billboards, Vertical Impression elevator screens, local radio and print all fall here.

We don't pretend otherwise, and we don't leave these campaigns invisible either. The app issues a tracked link, a tracked phone number and a promo code per manual campaign; you log spend directly or upload an invoice; the Audience Vault measures leads, calls and sales against it exactly like a channel we do control. It's slower to set up than an API integration, and it's honest about being slower — that's the whole point of calling it "manual" instead of quietly skipping it. Treat these manual advertising platforms as real channels, not afterthoughts — the difference is automation, not importance.

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Coming: scoped, not yet connected

These advertising platforms and DOOH networks have a real, documented path to build against — we've read the developer docs, not just the marketing page — and they're on the roadmap. None of them are connected yet, so nothing about them appears anywhere else on this site as "live."

Each channel page above says exactly what's coming and what already works today as a manual channel in the meantime — a campaign doesn't have to wait for an API to start getting tracked. We'll move these advertising platforms into the live tier the moment their APIs actually ship, not before.

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Our own network: Local Screens

Local Screens isn't a channel we connect to — it's inventory we own. Restaurants, gyms, churches and shops run our menu-board and rewards screens directly, no third-party DOOH platform in between, no API to wait on. See Screens for how hosts get paid and advertisers buy in. Local Screens isn't like the advertising platforms above — we own the inventory outright, so there's no API approval to wait on.

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One Results Map, every status

Whichever advertising platforms you run, they land in the same place: one Results Map, with every dollar attributed as far as the evidence actually goes — never guessed onto an ad it didn't touch. Live channels get full click-to-ad attribution; reporting channels get the platform's own numbers next to your verified ones; manual channels get tracked links and promo codes feeding the same vault. See attribution for exactly how that works.

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Frequently asked questions

Real answers before you make a decision.

Which advertising platforms can I actually launch a campaign on today?

Facebook, Instagram, Google Ads (Search, PMax, Display, Demand Gen and YouTube), TikTok, Microsoft Advertising and Snapchat. Those five are live at launch — you build the campaign in Ads and Pixels and it launches on the real network, paused for review first.

What's the difference between "reporting" and "full control"?

Full control means Ads and Pixels creates and edits campaigns on that network. Reporting means we only read performance data back — campaigns still get built on the network's own side. Rumble and Google Local Services Ads (for new accounts) are reporting; everything live above is full control.

How do you track a channel with no API, like Gab or Blip billboards?

A tracked link, a tracked phone number and a promo code, one set per manual campaign. You enter spend or upload an invoice, and the Audience Vault attributes leads, calls and sales to it the same way it does for any connected network.

When will LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit and Amazon be live?

They're scoped and on the roadmap, not connected yet. Each has its own approval process outside our control — Pinterest and Reddit review the developer app, Amazon reviews the partner application — so we're not publishing dates we can't guarantee. Their channel pages track current status.

Does "works with Google Ads" mean Ads and Pixels is endorsed by Google?

No. We build against each network's public developer API; we aren't affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Meta, Google, TikTok, Microsoft, Snap or any other network named on this site. Every trademark belongs to its owner.

Can I see Rumble or Local Services Ads results even though they're reporting-only?

Yes — reporting-only still means the numbers land in your Results Map next to every other channel. You just build or first-set-up those specific campaigns on the network's own side, not inside Ads and Pixels.

What happens to a manual channel once it gets an API?

Its status on this page updates to live or reporting, and its historical tracked-link and promo-code data carries forward into the same Audience Vault record — nothing gets rebuilt from zero. The same openness applies to every one of these advertising platforms, live or not: the status you see is the status that's true today.

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