Running now
Intent
They are already looking for what you sell.
- match types
- negative keywords
- quality score
- Smart Bidding
- geo radius limits
An AI advertising manager that brings you customers while you run the business.
Tell it what you sell, where, and what you can spend. That is your whole part: no tools to learn, no dashboards to open. It writes and runs your Google ads today, Facebook and Instagram next, and hands you the people worth calling.
A month of advertising, sorted. Forty enquiries, nine worth a call. You get the nine.
Why this is a headache
Running your own ads means learning all of this, and being wrong about it costs money every single day it stays wrong.
Running now
Intent
They are already looking for what you sell.
Opening soon
Reach
The widest net a small budget can buy.
Opening soon
Attention
Nobody opened it to go shopping. The creative has to earn it.
Next, with early access
Conversation
People ask ChatGPT before they search. The ad has to answer the question they asked.
Or not learning it, and paying for the difference.
Google runs today. Facebook and Instagram open in the coming weeks, and ads inside AI assistants come next. Want them the day they open? Leave your details and you are first in line.
This is where the budget is actually won or lost. The agent reads every account around the clock and shifts spend toward whatever is producing real enquiries that day. Nothing keeps running on a platform that stopped working until somebody notices it next week.
An example split, not a promise. Yours is set by what converts in your area and for your trade, and it keeps moving. Until Facebook and Instagram open, all of it is on Google.
How it works
What you sell, where, what you can spend, and who you would rather not hear from, in plain words. The plan comes back in a minute or two. No account, no card.
We walk you through it on a call. Your card, your accounts, your name on the ads.
You see everything before a dollar is spent. After that, it runs, and you get a message when there is someone worth calling.
What you actually get back
Everyone in advertising reports clicks, because clicks are easy to count. We read every enquiry the moment it arrives, grade it on whether it is worth a call, and sort them before you ever look.
What you see
You never have to open your account. When you do, it says what the agent did, why it did it, and what it cost, in plain words rather than charts you need a course to read.
Spent this month
$1,284 of $1,800
On pace for the month, eleven days left.
Enquiries
40
Nine worth a call.
Cost per good lead
$142
Down from $188 last month.
Spend by day against your daily limit.
Blocked 14 searches
"plumbing course", "plumber salary" and twelve more: clicks that could never become a customer.
Moved $8 a day to Emergency repairs
Its good leads cost $96 this week. Bathroom renovations cost $310 for the same.
Corrected a spelling in a headline
"Recieve" was caught and rewritten before anybody saw the ad.
Left the bids alone
Three slow days is not a trend. It looks again tomorrow.
Maria, Mississauga
"Leaking pipe under the kitchen sink. Today if you can."
Daniel, Oakville
"Redoing the bathroom in the spring, collecting quotes."
Sam
"Do you take apprentices?"
An example account for a plumber. The names and numbers are made up.
Selling online
Connect your store and the agent reads every order the ads bring in, with what it was really worth. The sale goes back to Google with its amount, a refund takes it back, and every campaign is judged by what it sells for each dollar you put in.
Each paid order reaches Google with its total after discounts. A refund corrects the same sale, so nothing chases money that came back.
You set the target, say four dollars back for every one. The agent works out what a sale may cost and moves money, bids and searches by it.
How many started, paid and walked away, and where the orders ship. Totals and places only, never a customer's name or email.
If the Google and YouTube app already reports your sales, ours is kept as a second measure, so no purchase is counted twice.
Shopify today, connected with two keys from an app you make in your own store, allowed to read orders and nothing else. Search ads for now: Shopping and Performance Max campaigns are not offered yet.
Shopify Last 30 days
Sales from ads
$3,940
Sales per $1
$4.33
Target $4.00
61 started checkout
23 paid
38 left
3:47 AM
A budget that runs away on a Friday night costs you the whole weekend before anyone notices. That is the single most expensive thing about doing this yourself, and it is the easiest thing to hand over.
It does not fiddle with your bids every minute, though. Ad platforms punish that, and reacting to every wobble is how people burn money while looking busy. It watches constantly and acts deliberately.
Is spending on pace? Did an ad get rejected? Is the page still loading? Did the card decline? Nothing clever, just never asleep.
Reads the numbers and decides whether anything needs a decision at all. Most hours, the right answer is to leave it alone.
The real work. Moves budget toward what is producing customers, cuts what is not, blocks the searches that waste your money, rewrites the ad lines that stopped working.
Steps back. New angles, new creative, and a plain-English report of what happened and what it plans to do next.
One number decides everything it does: what a customer costs you. It spends where they are cheapest and stops where they are not.
Your money
You top up a balance and we pay Google and Meta out of it, so there is one place your money goes instead of four, and nothing can run once it is empty. The advertising accounts are yours. Ask and we move them onto your own billing, with the history intact, within five working days and at no charge.
Enforced by us, not by asking the AI nicely to behave. Google can go up to twice it on a busy day and evens that out over the month; past that, everything stops.
Per account, or all of it. No ticket, no waiting for office hours.
Including why it was made. You can read the reasoning, not just the result.
Housing and other restricted advertising rules are blocked in the software, so they cannot be chosen by mistake.
What it costs
The subscription is charged on its own. The money you put toward advertising is separate and every cent of it reaches Google and Meta: we take no share of it. US dollars, monthly, no contract. For businesses in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
$39
Ad spend under $1,000 a month
Set up properly, ads written, every enquiry graded. Reviewed monthly.
$149
Up to $2,000 a month
Everything, watched around the clock.
$329
Up to $5,000 a month
6.6% of spend at the top of the band.
$589
Up to $10,000 a month
5.9% at the top of the band.
$999
Up to $20,000 a month
Above that, 5% of spend.
In Canada the same levels are billed in Canadian dollars: CA$49, CA$199, CA$449, CA$799 and CA$1,390 a month, and 6.5% of spend above CA$20,000.
Advertise two hundred dollars in a quiet month and the fee is forty, not the band. It moves with the work rather than against it, which is the reason a small budget is worth our time and not just yours.
Below roughly that, there is not enough data for the platforms or for anybody else to learn from. The agent says it in the plan, before you pay for anything, because taking the money anyway is how this goes wrong in month two. To see what a click costs for a business like yours, try the Google Ads cost calculator.
Ask and we move them onto your own billing, with the history intact, within five working days and at no charge. Cancel whenever you like.
Questions
An AI advertising manager for small businesses. It plans your campaigns, writes the ads, buys the placements, watches the spending around the clock, and grades every enquiry so you only call the people worth calling. You approve the first campaign before a dollar is spent.
Google today. Facebook and Instagram open in the coming weeks, and ads inside AI assistants such as ChatGPT come next. Every one runs on the same balance, the same daily limit and the same grading of enquiries.
One monthly fee, from $39 for ad spend under $1,000 a month to $999 for up to $20,000, in US dollars (in Canada, CA$49 to CA$1,390), and it is never more than a fifth of what you spent. The money for the ads themselves is separate, and we take no share of it.
You do. Ask and we move them onto your own billing, with the history intact, within five working days and at no charge.
You set a daily limit. Google can spend up to twice it on a busy day and evens that out over the month; past that, everything stops. One switch stops everything, and every change is logged with the reason it was made.
Yes, for a Shopify store. Every paid order the ads bring in goes back to Google with its real amount, refunds are taken back, and the agent judges each campaign by its sales for every dollar of ads against the target you set. It runs search ads; Shopping and Performance Max campaigns are not offered yet.
Yes. Choose Spanish or French when you write your plan and every word people see in search is written in that language from the start, not translated from English. Your plan, reports and emails stay in English.
No. It is monthly, in US dollars or in Canadian dollars in Canada, and you can cancel whenever you like.
Below roughly $1,000 a month there is not enough data for the platforms to learn from, and the agent says so in your plan before you pay for anything.
Answer six questions about your business and the agent writes the plan it would run: which platforms and why, what the ads would say and what a lead should cost. No account and no card.
Yes. There is a tag for your site, a server API for enquiries and what happens after them, and a partner API that lets another platform create and run campaigns for its own users. The integration guide is at adducta.com/docs/integrate.
Start here
Six questions about your business, and the agent comes back with what it would actually run: which platforms and why, what the ads would say, what a lead should cost, and what is wrong with the brief. No account, no card, and it will tell you if your budget is too thin to be worth it.
Or leave your details and a person will come back to you instead.