This is the launch layer of the advertising management platform: Campaign Builder turns one plain-language brief — goal, budget, geography, schedule — into a correctly configured campaign on every network you chose, in Basic mode for speed or Advanced mode for full native control. Every campaign launches paused, with a real preview and a policy check, until you approve it.
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One advertising management platform, fourteen tools deep.
Every tool on this page shares one data model: the same client, the same connected networks, the same Audience Vault. That's what makes this an advertising management platform instead of a stitched-together set of separate tools — build a campaign here and the Results Map already knows how to report on it, sync an audience here and every network already has it.
Launch and manage
Know what worked
The Results Map is the first screen for both you and your client: which platform, campaign, ad set and ad earned each lead, call or sale, with cost per result on every branch, refreshed hourly. Every conversion is labelled clicked an ad, platform-reported only, or verified with the source unknown, so nothing gets credited further than the evidence goes.
Track every conversion
No advertising management platform is worth much if the numbers underneath it are wrong, so Conversion Tracking sends server-side events to Meta, Google, TikTok and Microsoft, alongside standard pixels, and refuses to let a conversion-goal campaign launch until that event is verified firing end to end. One sender per network with shared event IDs means a purchase never gets counted twice.
Own your audiences
The Audience Vault is a first-party data store for each client, isolated from every other client, storing hashed identifiers instead of plaintext and syncing retargeting audiences to every network automatically. It's built to survive whatever the next cookie or platform change breaks.
Let AI do the math, never the writing
The AI Optimizer finds winners and losers across every network, campaign and creative, and proposes budget or bid moves inside hard limits it cannot break on its own — at most a 20% change per step, at least 72 hours between changes, always paused-first for anything new. Every proposal comes with a plain-English reason and one-click undo. The AI Media Planner does the same thinking before a campaign exists: give it a goal, a budget and a place, and it recommends a channel mix, including Local Screens, with a reasoned range instead of a single promised number.
Verified cost per result fell below your target. This move stays inside your budget limit and waits for approval.
Everything after the click
Reporting rolls every client's numbers into one agency view and a white-labelled client view, with a freshness timestamp on every figure so nobody's ever staring at stale data without knowing it. Call tracking assigns a tracked number per source and credits the call back to the ad that earned it. Lead capture routes a new lead to the right person within 60 seconds and flags anything left unanswered, because an unanswered lead looks exactly like "the ads don't work." Landing pages ship with A/B tests, built on the client's own subdomain so slow agency websites stop being the bottleneck. The creative studio holds the brand kit, the asset library, and auto-resizes creative for every placement, screens included. SEO and keyword research runs on real Google Keyword Planner and Search Console data, not a third-party estimate. The creator module handles discovery, briefs, e-signature and one-click whitelisting permission for UGC deals. And the MCP server and REST API let a team work from Claude, their own tools, or a script, with writes always going through the same approval queue a human uses in the app.
Reporting
Agency and white-labelled client views with a freshness timestamp on every figure.
Call Tracking
A tracked number per source, credited back to the ad that earned the call.
Lead Capture
Route leads within 60 seconds and flag unanswered ones.
Landing Pages
A/B tests on the client's own subdomain.
Creative Studio
Brand kit, asset library and placement resizing, including screens.
SEO
Keyword research using Google Keyword Planner and Search Console data.
Creators
Discovery, briefs, e-signature and whitelisting permission for UGC deals.
MCP & API
Work from Claude, your tools or a script, with writes in the approval queue.
What ties it together
Every one of these tools reads and writes the same client record. Change a client's goal in Campaign Builder and Reporting already reflects it. Add a phone lead through call tracking and the Audience Vault already has it for retargeting. That's the actual meaning of "advertising management platform" here: not a dashboard that links out to other tools, one system that already agrees with itself.
Basic mode and Advanced mode, not two products
Basic mode covers every goal and every kind of geography, from a five-mile radius to a whole country, with bidding picked automatically and manual budget caps offered once a campaign has enough data to set them safely. It's built for speed, not for beginners only — most agencies run most clients here. Advanced mode sits directly underneath it: manual objective overrides, custom conversion actions and value-based bidding, every native setting per network, bulk editing across campaigns and clients, and a JSON view for anyone who wants to see exactly what's being sent. Switching modes on a client doesn't move them to a different tool; it's the same campaign, the same advertising management platform, with more of the network's own controls exposed.
What's live today, and what's honestly still coming
Full campaign control ships first on Meta, Google, Microsoft, TikTok and Snapchat, with reporting on Rumble and Google Local Services Ads on day one. Tools like the AI Media Planner, the creator module and the MCP server ship in the order laid out on our build plan, not all at once, and anything not yet live is labelled "coming" on its own page rather than demoed as if it already works.
Frequently asked questions
Real answers before you make a decision.
Is this one product or fourteen separate add-ons?
One product, and one advertising management bill. Every plan gets the tools listed for that plan from day one; there's no separate marketplace of paid add-ons to assemble your own platform from.
Do I have to use every tool, or can I just run campaigns?
Just run campaigns if that's all you need. Reporting, the Audience Vault and Conversion Tracking work in the background automatically; call tracking, landing pages and the creator module are there when you want them, not required to launch an ad.
Which tools are available on the Free plan?
Free is reporting only: the Results Map and platform-reported numbers for whatever you connect, for one business, with no campaign launch capability. Launching campaigns, and the rest of the advertising management platform, starts on Solo.
Is this built for one business, or an advertising management setup across many clients?
Both. A single business gets the same tools as an agency running dozens of clients — the difference is scale and control-model settings, not a stripped-down version for smaller accounts.
How does the AI Optimizer avoid breaking a campaign that's still learning?
It never touches a campaign while it's in a network's own learning phase, never moves more than 20% of a budget or bid in one step, and waits at least 72 hours between changes on the same item — rules enforced in code, not left to the AI's judgment.
See the advertising management platform in action.
Start free and connect your first network, or see how the pricing lines up with what's included.