Facebook Ads Agent
Every morning, Adship's agent scans every Meta ad account you connect, explains what changed with the date window and currency next to every number, and proposes specific actions: cut a losing ad, scale a winner, refresh a tired creative.
Nothing publishes to Meta until you approve it in your sign-off inbox.
What the Agent Does Each Morning
Four steps, in order, every time it runs.
1. Scan
Reads every connected Meta ad account: campaigns, ad sets, ads, spend, and results since the last scan.
2. Explain
States what changed in plain language, with the comparison window and account currency attached to every number, not a headline metric on its own.
3. Propose
Suggests a specific action: cut an ad that is losing money, scale a winner, or refresh a creative that has stopped working.
4. Approve
Every proposal lands in your sign-off inbox. Nothing is paused, scaled, or changed on Meta until you approve it.
What It Will Not Do
The guardrails are part of the product, not a disclaimer.
No changes without your sign-off
The agent does not run on autopilot. Every scale, pause, budget change, or creative refresh sits in your sign-off inbox until you approve it, one action at a time or in a batch.
No guessing when data is missing
If a metric is delayed, incomplete, or outside Meta's reporting window, the agent says so instead of filling in a number. A missing data point is reported as missing.
No Google Ads management
This agent reads and proposes changes for Meta (Facebook and Instagram) ad accounts. It does not manage Google Ads campaigns.
How It Compares
Against managing Meta by hand, and against rule-based automation tools.
| Task | Manual in Ads Manager | Rule-based tools (Revealbot / Madgicx style) | Adship agent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily account review | You open Ads Manager and read every account by hand | Rules run, but only check the metrics and thresholds you configured | Scans every connected account automatically, every day |
| Explains why a number moved | You read and interpret the numbers yourself | No explanation, only a trigger and an action | States the window, currency, and likely cause next to every number |
| Takes action | You pause, scale, or edit manually | Executes automatically once a rule fires, no approval step | Proposes the action; nothing changes until you approve it |
| Handles missing or delayed data | You notice gaps yourself, if you catch them | A rule can fire on incomplete data without knowing it | Flags missing or delayed data instead of acting on it |
Full feature-by-feature breakdowns: Adship vs Madgicx and Adship vs Revealbot.
Works From Claude and ChatGPT Too
The same account data and actions are available through Adship's MCP server. Connect any MCP-compatible client, including Claude and ChatGPT, and ask it to list campaigns, check performance, or pause an ad in plain language, using the same read and write scopes as the dashboard.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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The dashboard where every proposal, scan result, and manual edit lives.
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The rules engine behind the scale, pause, and budget proposals.
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See What the Agent Finds in Your Account
Connect your Meta ad account and review the first scan yourself before anything changes.
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