AI agent for Google Ads

Find the money your Google Ads are losing.

Goldbeater audits your account every day, shows you where it's wasting spend, and drafts each fix for you to approve.

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The checks page
Goldbeater's checks page for a sample account: what the fixes save a year, the findings ordered by what they're worth, each leading with its fix, and the change set beside them.

A sample account. See what Goldbeater finds in yours.

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Automatic
166 checks run on your account every 24 hours, and whenever you ask.
Measurable
Where a problem costs money, you see an estimate of how much a month.
In control
Nothing changes in your account until you approve it.
Consistent
The same checks run the same way, so a new finding means your account changed.
274 problems Goldbeater looks for in your account, every day
  • Paying for searches that never convert
  • Paying for words that never convert
  • Searches that convert at far worse cost than the rest of the campaign
  • A search people pass your ad over on far more than its keyword's others
  • A paused exact keyword's search your campaign still buys
  • A Search or Shopping campaign with no negative keywords
  • A negative keyword list your other campaigns carry, missing from one
  • A negative keyword list on no live campaign
  • Negative keywords your similar campaigns keep, missing from one
  • A keyword its own negative blocks
  • The same negative keywords kept in many places
  • A search that converts but isn't a keyword
  • A search Performance Max converts that your Search campaigns don't bid on
  • Two campaigns splitting the same searches
  • Performance Max taking searches your Search campaign bids on
  • Ad groups in one campaign splitting the same search
  • Ad groups in one Shopping campaign splitting the same search
  • Brand and generic searches bought by the wrong campaigns
  • Broad match buying searches that convert far worse
  • Close variants of a keyword converting far worse than the keyword
  • A keyword showing only on searches that don't have its words
  • A keyword converting far below the rest of its campaign
  • Small keywords sharing a word that together never convert
  • A keyword converting worse than a month ago while its campaign holds
  • A keyword's clicks getting dearer while its campaign's hold
  • A keyword's conversions worth less while its campaign's hold
  • A keyword converting well, losing searches to ad rank
  • A keyword bid too low to reach the first page
  • A keyword bid too low to show among the top ads
  • Keywords losing Quality Score while they spend
  • Keywords spending at a low Quality Score
  • A keyword with a low Quality Score in an ad group that otherwise rates well
  • Ads and landing pages Google rates below average for your keywords
  • Ad groups holding keywords their ads don't suit beside ones they do
  • Ad groups far larger than the rest, most of their keywords idle
  • Keywords Google's policy review stopped or limited
  • The same keyword in two places
  • Keywords and negatives written in match syntax Google doesn't read
  • Ads and headlines Google won't show
  • Enabled campaigns with nothing in them to show
  • Ad groups that can't show an ad, or hold only one ad or keyword
  • Ad groups running more ads than their conversions can tell apart
  • Ads still naming a date that has passed
  • Ads saying a word you never want in them
  • Ad text that misspells a word
  • An ad converting far below the others in its ad group
  • A headline or description people click far less than the rest of its ad
  • An ad losing its click-through rate
  • A campaign big enough to test changes that never runs an experiment
  • Responsive ads Google rates Poor or Average
  • Ads whose every headline or description leaves the room unused
  • Repeated or garbled headlines and descriptions
  • A headline pinned alone to one position
  • Old expanded text ads still running
  • Dynamic Search Ads running through one catch-all ad group
  • Ads rotating evenly, however each performs
  • Google writing your ad text, choosing your landing page, or making your images and videos
  • Ads sending clicks to a page that doesn't load
  • Ads sending clicks to an address that redirects
  • Ads sending clicks to an http:// address
  • Ads Google flagged for where they send clicks
  • Landing pages missing the Google tag
  • Landing pages that load slowly on phones
  • A landing page converting far below the other pages of its campaigns
  • An ad group sent to a page that suits the other ad groups sharing it
  • Campaigns with too few sitelinks, or none
  • Campaigns missing callouts, snippets and assets your others show
  • Your site asks visitors to call, and no ad offers a call
  • A call asset, lead form or images no campaign shows, where Google recommends one
  • No Business Profile linked, so your ads can't show where you are
  • Sitelinks, callouts and other assets Google won't show
  • Sitelinks, callouts and other assets saying a word you never want in your ads
  • Asset groups too thin to serve everywhere
  • Assets Google disapproved in a Performance Max asset group
  • Performance Max text saying a word you never want in your ads
  • Performance Max told nothing about your customers
  • Performance Max ads showing on children's content, in games or on job sites
  • A Merchant Center account suspended, or warned it may be
  • A Shopping campaign with no products to advertise
  • Products in your feed that no campaign advertises
  • Listing groups naming products your feed no longer has
  • Products Merchant Center keeps out of your ads
  • Most of what a feed was selling no longer able to show
  • A product selling far below the rest of its campaign
  • A product group selling far below the rest of its campaign
  • A product group selling far better than the rest of its campaign
  • A product group bid that lets a click cost more than it can earn
  • A product group whose one bid covers products of very different prices
  • The same products advertised by two campaigns at once
  • Product titles that leave out the brand, or name the wrong one
  • Products missing the label, type or brand your listing groups sort by
  • A target CPA or ROAS the campaign hasn't reached in 13 weeks
  • A target CPA or ROAS the campaign beats every week
  • A target CPA or ROAS set on too few conversions
  • A campaign spending its budget with no target CPA or ROAS
  • A bid strategy that never gets to settle
  • A bid limit holding your automated bidding back
  • One target for ad groups that return very differently
  • An ad group converting far below the rest of its campaign
  • A campaign converting well, losing searches to ad rank
  • A brand campaign losing the top spot or paying more a click
  • Recommendations Google applies by itself
  • A campaign that spends and never converts
  • A campaign meeting its target, held back by its budget
  • Budget left unused while a campaign meeting its target runs out of its own
  • One campaign eating a shared budget
  • A campaign limited by budget while it misses its target, or has none
  • A campaign whose daily budget covers only a few clicks
  • A bigger budget Google recommends, priced by its own forecast
  • A target Google recommends ahead of a rise in searches it forecasts
  • A month's spend heading off course
  • Changes made to your biggest campaigns and keywords
  • A campaign that suddenly stopped showing ads
  • An account budget about to stop your ads
  • A campaign spending far more than usual
  • Impressions or clicks falling or jumping sharply
  • A conversion action that suddenly stopped recording
  • The account's conversions falling for weeks
  • Paying for clicks outside your area
  • Ads shown to people interested in your locations, not only people in them
  • A campaign that can show in every country
  • A campaign named for a place or a language its targeting doesn't match
  • A country converting far below the rest of its campaign
  • A country converting far better than the rest of its campaign
  • A region converting far below the rest of its country
  • A region converting far better than the rest of its country
  • A city converting far below the rest of its region
  • A city converting far better than the rest of its region
  • Hours of the day that spend and never convert
  • Hours or days converting far below the rest of the week
  • Hours or days converting far better than the rest of the week
  • A device converting far below the rest of its campaign
  • A device converting far better than the rest of its campaign
  • Search partners or Display expansion converting far below Google Search
  • An age range, gender, income band or parental status converting far below the rest of its campaign
  • An age range, gender, income band or parental status converting far better than the rest of its campaign
  • An audience converting far below the rest of its campaign
  • An audience converting far better than the rest of its campaign
  • An audience setting at odds with what the campaign is for
  • Audience lists built and never used
  • Customer lists gone out of date
  • Sites, apps and YouTube channels converting far below the rest of their campaign
  • Sites and apps whose click-through rate is too high to be real
  • Ads showing on sites, apps and channels named with a word you never want them beside
  • Ads showing on children's channels, in games or on job sites
  • Display campaigns that keep their ads off no site, app or video
  • A placement exclusion list your similar campaigns carry and one lacks
  • Display ads free to appear beside sensitive content
  • Display and Video campaigns with no limit on how often one person sees an ad
  • Optimized targeting reaching past your audiences with no conversions to aim at
  • No conversion counted anywhere in the account
  • Bidding toward a conversion that stopped recording
  • A campaign whose conversions suddenly collapsed
  • A campaign whose checkouts rarely end in a purchase
  • The account's conversions jumping for weeks
  • One conversion counted twice
  • A conversion counted on nearly every click
  • Sales and leads a campaign doesn't count
  • A step before the sale valued like a sale
  • Value bidding on conversions worth a placeholder
  • Conversions measured two different ways
  • Conversions credited to the last click alone
  • A conversion window too short for customers who take a few days
  • Clicks arriving untracked, or tracked wrong
  • Calls from your ads going untracked
  • Search Console not linked, so your organic results are missing beside your ads

The dashboard

How your account is doing, and what to fix first.

Spend, conversions, cost per conversion and return, each against your account's usual range, with the costliest findings under them.

The dashboard
Goldbeater's dashboard for a sample account: spend, conversions, cost per conversion, return and pacing against their usual range, what to fix first, and charts of spend and conversions.
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How it works

Goldbeater finds the waste, proves it and drafts the fix.

It does the reading, the statistics and the drafting an experienced analyst would. You make the call.

  1. 01 · Found

    One of 166 daily checks finds a search that took $412 and converted nothing.

    A finding, found
    Goldbeater's checks page for a sample account: a finding that the search "sofa bed free" has taken $412 and converted nothing, its fix worth $5,013 a year, over a change set with nothing in it yet.
  2. 02 · Could it be luck?

    Goldbeater tests it: 64 clicks with no conversion happen by chance 1% of the time.

    A finding's chance test
    A finding opened in Goldbeater for a sample account, at its chart, Could it be luck?: 64 clicks with no conversion happen 1% of the time by luck, past the 25 clicks where Goldbeater recommends the negative keyword.
  3. 03 · Drafted

    Goldbeater has the fix written: an exact-match negative keyword, added to the change set in one press.

    A finding's fix, drafted
    Goldbeater's change set for a sample account with the finding's fix in it: an exact-match negative keyword, sofa bed free, in Sofas — Phrase, waiting for Approve or Reject, and Apply not yet available.
  4. 04 · Approved

    You approve the change. Nothing has changed in Google Ads yet.

    A finding's fix, approved
    Goldbeater's change set for a sample account with the negative keyword approved: the change marked Approved, and the Apply 1 change button ready, saying it sends to Google Ads as one change and Undo puts it back.
  5. 05 · Applied

    You press Apply and Google Ads takes the change. Undo puts it back as it was.

    A finding's fix, applied
    Goldbeater's change set for a sample account after Apply: Applied 1 change to Google Ads, with its Undo and See what changed, and the finding's row marked Applied.

One fix on a sample account. Yours arrive minutes after you connect, free for 7 days.

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AI analyst

Your AI analyst for Google Ads. Ask it anything.

Goldbeater's AI agent writes its own queries against your live account, runs the numbers in Python, and answers with the figures that prove it.

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An answer from the AI analyst
Goldbeater's AI analyst for a sample account: asked what's holding a rug campaign back, it answers that cleaning searches take 44% of its spend, with a row of measures against the 30 days before and a chart of how the spend split.

A sample account's answer. Ask your own from the trial's first day, free for 7 days.

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Live

The agent reads your account as it is today, through Google's own API.

Checkable

Every query and every line of Python the AI wrote sits under its answer.

Ready to send

Save any answer as a PDF, or share it by link with someone without a login.

In control

Nothing the agent drafts changes your account until you approve it.

Safety

Goldbeater can't spend your money. The code doesn't allow it.

Each limit is enforced by the code itself, not by an instruction to an AI model.

No one else's questions can reach your account

Our server, not the AI agent, decides which account a query runs against, so nothing the agent writes can reach another.

Your credentials never leave our server

The analysis runs in a sandbox that holds no credentials and can reach exactly one address: our own server.

Nothing changes without a way back

Goldbeater checks each change with Google, sends nothing until its undo is written, and reads the fields back to confirm the change.

Nothing in your data can give Goldbeater orders

Goldbeater reads search terms, which strangers typed into Google, as data, never instructions. The AI agent can only propose, so at worst you reject it.
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Questions

What to know before you connect your account.

What Goldbeater can reach, what it costs, and what it never does without you.

Is it safe to connect my Google Ads account?

You connect it through Google's own consent screen, and Goldbeater never sees your Google password. Your Google access stays on our server, encrypted, and the analysis runs in a sandbox that holds no credentials at all. Nothing in your account changes until you approve a change and apply it, and you can disconnect at any time, in Goldbeater or at Google.

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Can Goldbeater change anything without me?

No. Each fix waits in your change set until you, or someone you work with, approves it and presses Apply. A campaign you've guarded refuses any change, and every change has its undo written before it's sent. There will never be an autopilot mode.

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What does it cost, and what happens when the trial ends?

Plans run from $249 to $1,290 a month, set by the monthly ad spend they cover: up to $50,000, $250,000 or $1,000,000, with Enterprise quoted above that. The 7-day trial takes a card and charges nothing for 7 days. Three days before it ends, we email you what Goldbeater found and what the fixes are worth. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing; otherwise the plan you chose starts, monthly, and you can cancel any time.

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Does it work for an agency with many client accounts?

Yes, on every plan. Connect your manager (MCC) account and Goldbeater switches on the client accounts that spent in the last 30 days, as far as your plan covers; you switch any off, or another on, and each keeps its own findings and history. The Agency plan covers 40 accounts at once and up to $1,000,000 a month of spend, every plan has unlimited seats, and you can invite a colleague or a client to work with you.

What Google access does it ask for, and why?

Two things, at two steps. Signing in with Google tells us your name and email address. Connecting asks for the Google Ads accounts your login reaches, through the one permission Google has for Google Ads, which it words as “See, edit, create, and delete your Google Ads accounts and data”. Google has no permission that only reads. Goldbeater reads your accounts with it and changes only what you approve and apply, and you can revoke it at Google or disconnect it in Goldbeater whenever you like.

How we use Google data

How is it different from Google's own recommendations?

Google's recommendations come from the company that sells the clicks, and many of them widen where your ads show: broad match, search partners, Display expansion. Goldbeater earns a subscription, not a share of your clicks, and its checks look for money leaving your account. Each finding shows its evidence and, where the problem costs money, an estimate of how much a month. You can use both: Goldbeater leaves Google's recommendations as they are.

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