You connect your Google Ads account, we read all of it without touching anything, and we hand back what is broken, what it costs and in what order to fix it. We never touch anything. You decide.
You connect
With your Google account. No card. If you manage several accounts or an MCC, you pick which one.
We read your account
116 checks on your last 30 days: campaigns, keywords, searches, ads, locations, hours, tracking and catalogue. It takes a minute.
You decide
We hand you the plan ordered by money, with where to change each thing in Google Ads. Applying it is up to you, with the chat and the watchdog as a safety net.
Pick yours.
Will you touch my account?
No. Google does not offer a read-only permission for Google Ads, so its consent screen mentions editing: you get the same with any tool you connect. What counts is what ours does, and AdPredictor has no function that creates, edits, pauses or deletes anything in your account. You apply the changes, or you don't.
What if I connect an MCP to my account and ask ChatGPT?
You can, and for one-off questions it is fine. The difference: an MCP opens the door to your data, and you still have to know what to ask, with which thresholds, and come back next week. We ask the 116 questions every time, with the numbers computed by a program (not improvised by an AI), tell you what to change, where and how much you get back, and keep watching your account every night. We compare it point by point below.
Will my agency find out?
No. We never appear as a user or a manager of your Google Ads account. Whoever else manages it with you will not see that you connected us. And you can revoke access anytime from your Google account.
Are you going to call and sell me something?
We do not call, we do not chase, and we do not manage anyone's campaigns. You know how this usually goes: someone offers a free audit and what they want is your account. We give you the report and that is it.
I have several accounts, or an MCC
Sign in with the email that manages them and we show all of them in one selector, grouped by manager; you pick one and we audit it. Each account gets its own report, chat and watchdog, and you pay per account: one Live audit fee for each account you want to keep watching. When a client leaves, you freeze that account and it stops counting.
Doesn't Google give me this for free?
Google gives you recommendations, and many of them expand your spend or hand over control of your bidding. We tell you which spend brings you no customers, which is exactly what Google has no interest in pointing out. And we warn you about what Google will change on its own, like moving you to AI Max or broad match, with the date.
What if it finds nothing?
It can happen, and we will say so. If the account is healthy the free audit tells you and you do not even leave a card. And if you start the Live audit and it is not useful, cancel within the 14 days and you pay nothing; if the first month has already been charged, you have 14 days to ask for your money back, no questions.
What happens to my data?
If you do not start the trial, it is deleted within 48 hours. If you do, it is kept for as long as your Live audit lasts so the report stays alive. We share it with nobody, it travels encrypted and we comply with GDPR.
Free shows you how much you spend without getting customers. With the full audit you see where it comes from, element by element, and what to change in each one. The report speaks your business: if you sell, sales and return; if you collect leads, leads and cost per lead; if you enrol students, enrolments.
What Google counts as a customer in your account and what is mismeasured: forms counted twice, seconds-long calls, micro-conversions set as primary, the conversion window, the attribution model that drives bidding. Without this, everything else misleads.
The real searches you paid for, what each one spent, and the verdict: add as negative, create as keyword, or watch. The whole long tail, not a sample, and how much of your spend goes to searches Google hides.
Every keyword with its spend, its customers, Google's score and what to do with it: pause, lower the bid, change match type or expand. Not the top 15: all of them. Nothing is called dead unless spend without converting exceeds three times your cost per customer.
What works, what does not and why, one by one, with its cost per customer and its verdict. Search, Shopping, Performance Max, Display, Demand Gen or Video: each type is asked for what it can give, and where there are no keywords the creatives are graded one by one, which is the only lever there. Brand is treated apart, and enabled campaigns that never show are flagged with the reason.
How your catalogue is divided in Shopping and Performance Max, which group sells and which only spends, what the “Everything else” bucket takes, whether Performance Max and Shopping bid on the same products, and which audience signals you gave Google.
Cities, not just regions, that spend without bringing customers; how much people outside your area spent; hours and days that only eat budget; devices whose cost per customer doubles the rest; and whether your campaign reaches people merely “interested” from outside.
What is happening in your account, explained in plain language with your names and your figures. It includes who touched the account in the last 28 days and what changed, and whether Google switched on AI Max for you or has it scheduled.
Measure right first, then stop losing money, finally earn more. Each step with where to change it in Google Ads and how much it recovers. Ordered by money, not by how easy it is.
The whole report as a PDF, the data as Excel (sheet by sheet, catalogue included) and the files ready for Google Ads Editor: pauses, negatives and new keywords to paste. Yours forever, even if you do not stay with us.
The full report comes inside the Live audit: 14 days free, then a monthly fee per account unless you cancel first (we email you a week before the first charge). If you cancel, you keep your latest report.
Chat with your data
Ask anything about your account and it answers with your figures: which searches to block first, which product to pause, how a campaign is doing. It reads the whole report, not a summary.
A watchdog every night
Every night it goes over your account and warns you if something breaks: tracking stops counting, a campaign spikes, spend without customers shows up where there was none.
Comparison over time
Every report compares with the previous 30 days and with the same period last year, on the same campaigns, so you know whether what you changed worked.
A fair question. For one-off questions, an MCP is fine. This is what changes when what you want is an audit and its follow-up.
| With an MCP and a chat | With AdPredictor | |
|---|---|---|
| What gets reviewed | Whatever you think of asking. What you do not ask never shows up. | All 116 checks, every time, in the same order. Published at /checks. |
| The thresholds | Improvised by the AI in each answer: “pause” today, “wait” tomorrow. | Fixed rules from experience. The same criterion today and a month from now. |
| The numbers | Added up by a language model: it rounds, skips rows, sometimes invents. | Computed by a program. The AI only writes about figures already calculated. |
| How much data | A part: the chat has a cap and trims long lists. | Everything, untrimmed. If there are 6,000 searches, 6,000 get analysed. |
| What you get | A text. Turning it into tasks, and knowing where each one is done, is on you. | A verdict per element, where to change it and how much you get back. PDF, Excel and Google Ads Editor files. |
| Tomorrow | Forgotten when you close the chat. No warning if something breaks. | Chat with your data, a watchdog every night and comparison with the previous period, for as long as you stay. |
| Risk | Many MCPs execute changes: one badly worded message can pause campaigns. | AdPredictor has no function that changes anything: it only reads. |
Figures from real accounts. Not estimates, not examples: real spend and real spend without customers found.
A store sees its products one by one; a school, what each enrolment costs; an agency, who touched each account. Find yours and open the sample at that part.
You sell with Shopping or Performance Max, you see the total spend and do not know which product is costing you money.
Your catalogue divided the way Google sees it: which group sells, which only spends and what the “Everything else” bucket takes.
See the sample from hereYou pay for forms and calls, many are not customers, and Google bids while learning from them.
What Google counts as a lead and what is mismeasured: forms counted twice, seconds-long calls, micro-conversions set as primary.
See the sample from hereYou pay for clicks from people who will never walk through your door.
Cities, not just regions, that spend without bringing customers, and how much people outside your area spent.
See the sample from hereYou get sign-ups and free trials, but do not know which ones end up paying or which keywords bring them.
Which conversion you are optimising for (sign-up, trial or payment) and whether Google has enough volume to bid well.
See the sample from hereEach enrolment costs more every month and you do not know if it is the campaign, the ad or the page.
Campaign by campaign: what each enrolment costs, against last month and the same period last year.
See the sample from hereYou manage several accounts, inherit others, and need a second opinion with something to show the client.
Sign in with your MCC: all your accounts in one selector, as many as you manage; each with its report, its chat and its nightly watchdog.
See the sample from hereIt will help you if
It will not help you if
Free, no card, and nobody will call you.
Only to send you the report. No password, no account.
