Read-only by design
The tracker imports performance data and prepares recommendations without publishing changes to ad accounts.
Track Google Ads, Meta Ads, creative ideas, audience notes, and client reporting in one workspace.
Paid media connected in one client workspace
See spend, conversions, CPA, ROAS, and campaign health.
Spend
$34.3K
Conversions
276
CPA
$124
ROAS
4.1x
Paid performance trend
Spend and conversion efficiency over time
Creative plan mix
Meta, Google, PMax, audiences
Google Ads
Search + PMax synced
Spend
$18.4K
Conversions
142
ROAS
4.6x
Meta Ads
Creative fatigue flagged
Spend
$9.7K
Conversions
83
ROAS
3.1x
PMax Creative
New asset prompts ready
Spend
$6.2K
Conversions
51
ROAS
5.2x
Spend and conversion trends in one place
Google Ads and Meta Ads reporting rolls into the same client view.
Client-ready paid summaries
Monthly updates can explain wins, wasted spend, issues, and next tests.
Creative and audience planning
Draft Meta ads, Google search ads, PMax prompts, and audience ideas.
Paid media teams can track performance, ask questions, draft creative, and prepare client updates without opening every ad account.
The tracker imports performance data and prepares recommendations without publishing changes to ad accounts.
Usage limits protect AI and reporting costs while still giving teams enough room for client delivery.
The workspace is focused on reporting clarity, client questions, and next-step planning for paid media.
Platform
The product is positioned around client delivery: Google Ads, Meta Ads, paid performance, creative planning, audience ideas, analyst questions, and monthly reports.
See spend, conversions, CPA, ROAS, campaign health, and recent sync status across every paid media client.
Designed for agency operators managing multiple ad accounts.
Connect Google Ads in reporting mode, review campaign performance, and plan search or PMax improvements.
The tracker imports reporting data only; it does not publish campaign changes.
Connect Meta ad accounts, inspect campaigns and ad sets, and spot audience or creative fatigue.
Useful for monthly analysis without opening Ads Manager for every question.
Draft Meta headlines, Google responsive search ads, PMax image prompts, and campaign angles.
Output is planning material for humans to review before adding it to ad platforms.
Generate prospecting, retargeting, and exclusion ideas from project and campaign context.
Keeps strategy notes separate from campaign publishing controls.
Ask plain-English questions about paid performance, wasted spend, and next actions.
When data is missing, the analyst states the gap instead of guessing.
Prepare client-facing summaries covering spend, conversions, CPA, ROAS, winners, issues, and tests.
Built to turn paid data into a readable monthly client update.
OAuth setup is scoped for reporting and analysis rather than campaign publishing.
The app is a tracker and planning assistant, not an auto-publisher.
Keep project context, creative hypotheses, and client-facing observations attached to the account.
Useful for explaining what changed and what should be tested next.
Flat tiers with hard caps for ad accounts, reports, AI lookups, and creative generations.
Usage is blocked before expensive actions run, protecting product margin.
Workflow
The project flow should feel direct: create the client account, connect ad platforms, sync reporting data, then use the project as the client delivery record.
Add the client once. The project becomes the hub for Google Ads, Meta Ads, reporting, analysis, and creative planning.
Connect Google Ads and Meta Ads in read-only mode so reporting data can sync without campaign changes.
Spend, clicks, conversions, CPA, ROAS, and campaign rows are saved into a dated project record.
Use the analyst, creative studio, and audience ideas to prepare reviewed-by-human recommendations.
Creative & Audiences
Meta drafts, Google search ads, PMax image prompts, audience notes, and analyst summaries are different jobs. They should read as separate tools.
Generate hooks, primary text, headlines, and creative angles from a campaign brief.
Draft responsive search ad headlines and descriptions that match the offer and landing page.
Create practical image directions for Performance Max assets without publishing anything.
Plan prospecting, retargeting, and exclusion audiences that can be checked manually.
Ask what changed, what needs attention, and what to put in a client update.
Plans
The front end should make the commercial model simple: users can test the workflow, then pay for more connected accounts, reports, AI analysis, and creative planning.
For testing the paid workflow with one account and limited manual planning.
$0/mo
For freelancers or small teams that need saved paid account tracking.
$39/mo
For active paid media delivery with synced data and stronger AI limits.
$99/mo
For agencies managing larger paid media portfolios and higher reporting volume.
$249/mo
FAQ
The site should answer the main objections: read-only access, connected ad data, AI drafts, limits, and master account control.
No. Paid Results Media is designed as a read-only tracker, analyst, and planning workspace. Campaign changes still happen inside Google Ads or Meta Ads.
The paid tracker is built around Google Ads and Meta Ads reporting data, then combines that with project context for summaries, questions, and creative planning.
It can draft headlines, descriptions, primary text, audience notes, and image prompts. Those drafts still need a human review before they are used.
The master account can manage clients, access, billing, and subscriptions without mixing internal Results Media controls into client workspaces.
Paid Results Media
Create the first client project, connect ad data, and keep paid performance history clean from day one.