For agencies & in-house teams

The account that quietly stopped spending

Every agency has had one. A client whose campaigns ended, whose budget ran out, whose ads sat marked "active" for weeks delivering nothing, and nobody noticed until the review call. adsboys exists so that call does not happen again.

Portfolio operations

Built for many accounts, not one

One deck, every client

Campaigns, ad sets, ads, creatives and audiences across all connected accounts, with a client filter that follows you through the whole app. Bulk pause and budget changes span accounts in one action.

Alerts that reach a human

Daily scanning across every account for spend drops, disapprovals, audience overlap, and accounts where nothing can deliver at all. A campaign whose ad sets have all ended reads "not delivering" rather than a green "active", which is the difference between spotting a dead account and trusting a dashboard that looks fine.

Client-ready reporting

Weekly narrative reports per account, generated from real numbers with plain-English explanation. Five minutes of editing instead of two hours of writing.

Briefs instead of build-outs

Describe a campaign and the copilot drafts it from that client's own account: their creatives, their audiences, their past performance. Budgets and Meta's structural rules are checked before you see it, so a junior brief cannot produce a launch that fails halfway through. You edit any field and approve.

A portfolio-wide playbook

Winning hooks and angles from every account you run, ranked by real ROAS and CPA, so a new client benefits from what you learned on the last twelve.

Guardrails on junior hands

Every change is confirmed, shown as the exact payload that will hit Meta, and logged before it goes. Budget rules pause runaway spend at your thresholds, with spend floors so nothing acts on noise.

Conversations, not just campaigns

The comments and DMs your clients' ads produce get answered and qualified in the same platform, with a staffed inbox your team works from.

Evaluating against a chat tool? See how adsboys compares to ManyChat, or read about how client data is isolated and governed.

How we engage

Managed, not another login to learn

We run the deployment for you. That means connecting your clients' Meta assets with the smallest set of permissions you are comfortable granting, read-only to begin with if you prefer, then configuring alerts, rules and bot profiles with your team in an onboarding sprint. After that we stay on hand as Meta changes things underneath everyone. Your team runs the work. We run the platform.

FAQ

What agency owners ask

How does adsboys handle multiple client accounts?

Every connected ad account shows up in one view, with a client switcher that filters the whole app. Alerts, reports and the creative playbook all work across accounts, so a small team can watch many clients without opening Ads Manager fifteen times a day.

Do clients get their own reports?

Yes. Weekly performance reports are written per account as narrative rather than a number dump, and they can go out by email automatically. Alert digests work the same way, so a client hears about a problem from you instead of finding it themselves.

Can the AI learn from one client and help another?

Within your own portfolio, yes. Hooks and angles that performed for one account inform copy generated for another, weighted by real spend and results. That data stays inside your deployment and is never shared beyond it.

Who is accountable when something changes?

Every change writes an audit record before it reaches Meta, then stamps the outcome after. Pauses, budget edits, new campaigns, automated rules firing. When a client asks why a campaign paused on the 14th, the answer is a query rather than a memory test.

Can our clients log in?

Access is by invitation from your admin, with roles that limit what a login can reach. Plenty of agencies keep clients out of the app entirely and share only the reports. Both work.