Four ad platforms, one subscription

Switch your PPC tool without starting over

Most tools in this market do one of two things: sharpen an account you already built, or give a large team a suite to run many of them. If what you actually want is the campaign built and then kept honest, neither shape fits — and that is the gap this fills.

Nothing reaches an ad platform until you push it.

Side by side

Three shapes of tool, and where each one stops

Categories, not companies. Nobody is named here on purpose: a category still describes your situation next quarter, and a price list does not.

What you needA point toolA full suiteGrowomat
Where you startAn account you already built.An account you already built, times fifty.A website address. The first campaign is drafted for you.
Who it is built forOne specialist, going deep on one thing.A team running many accounts at once.The person whose job is not only ads.
What sets the priceUsually your ad spend, or the number of accounts.Usually seats, accounts and spend together.Neither. A flat subscription, whatever your budget does.
Platforms in one placeTypically one, done thoroughly.Several, with depth varying by platform.Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Reddit Ads and Meta Ads.
Time to first valueFast, if the account is already there.Onboarding, configuration, then value.An afternoon, from nothing.

When switching is not worth it

Three cases where the tool you already pay for is the right one. If one of them describes you, stay where you are.

You are a specialist with a mature account and what you want is a deeper bag of one-click improvements. A point tool built for that has years of polish you would be giving up.

You run many accounts for many clients and live in bulk operations all day. Suites are built for that scale and we are not.

You need a channel we do not run. Adding a platform here is a plug-in rather than a rewrite, but it is not instant, and a tool that covers your channel today beats one that might.

How it works

From a website address to a running campaign

Four steps. You approve the third one, and nothing happens before you do.

1

Nothing is thrown away

Connect the same ad accounts and what is already live is imported — campaigns, ad groups, ads, keywords. You start from your real account, not an empty workspace.

2

Run both for a week

Changes stage locally and go nowhere until you push them, so there is no moment where you have committed to anything.

3

Draft something new

The part most tools leave to you: a full campaign written from your website address, for you to edit rather than to build.

4

Then let it hold the line

Budgets and status watched around the clock inside caps you set, with every change reported back and revertible.

The glass box

You see the draft before it runs

Switching tools is a trust problem before it is a feature problem. So nothing here is something you have to take on faith: every draft is shown before it runs, every automatic change is logged with the reason it was made and can be reverted, and a hard monthly cap bounds all of it.

Autopilot manages daily budgets and campaign status across Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Reddit Ads and Meta Ads. Keyword bids, negative keywords and bid modifiers are available on Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising only.

What it costs

One subscription, every connected platform

No percentage of spend and no per-account tier to climb, which is usually the reason the last bill went up. The figures below are read live from the plan catalog.

Free Trial
$0/month

Try Growomat free for 14 days — no card required.

14-day free trial included

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200 AI actions per month

Up to 10 active campaigns

1 GB asset storage

Developer API & MCP access included

Support resolved within 5 business days

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Pro
$85/month

Everything you need to run Google, Microsoft & Reddit Ads with AI.

14-day free trial included

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1,000 AI actions per month

Unlimited campaigns

5 GB asset storage

Full developer API access

Support resolved within 2 business days

Questions

The questions people actually ask

No. Your campaigns and their history live in your own ad accounts, not inside any tool. Connecting a new one reads that account; it does not replace it.

Autopilot manages daily budgets and campaign status across Google Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Reddit Ads and Meta Ads. Keyword bids, negative keywords and bid modifiers are available on Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising only.

That is the sensible way to do it. Connect the same accounts, leave the other tool running, and compare for a week — nothing is sent to a platform unless you push it.

Cancel and your campaigns keep running exactly as they are. There is nothing to migrate out, because nothing of yours was ever held here.


Try it against what you already pay for

Connect the same ad accounts, draft one campaign, and compare for a week before you cancel anything.

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Read the draft first. Push it only if it is good.