Zernio Ads API - Create, manage & report ads on 6 platforms via one API
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Building ad integrations with Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and X means 6 developer apps, 6 OAuth flows, 6 campaign object models, and months of engineering. Zernio replaces all of that with a single endpoint. No developer app required. Bearer token auth. One normalized data model.
The Ads API joins Zernio's existing social layer: publishing, comments, DMs, and analytics across 15 platforms.
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Zernio customer here, at the time they were called Late, so I'm an OG fam. The platform is amazing, fast, intuitive and with a really helpful bunch of features. With the new Ads capabilities, Zernio is quickly becoming a major player, definitely more powerful than Blotato.
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@roverdrammen thank you for being with us and the support!
I’m using your product to launch mine! Thanks!
Zernio
@volodymyr_kozieiev yah! What a match 🙌
These guys are great. We use them for EntryThingy, and it's a big upgrade to use Zernio for all of our social media needs
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@myles_marino thanks a lot for your support!
I have a potential client who needs to use AI to process messages on social media, including replying to them. Is it possible to do this with your platform?
Really appreciate how much the Zernio team is putting out!
I could change my All-in-One-Inbox provider to Zernio's API-first inbox. Now we are empowered to build out an internal marketing & client chat tool, which improves our customer support in a big way.
More importantly, while building the tool, Zernio's support is always reachable and improves their APIs constantly. Feedback from our side was implemented days later.
Thanks so much and please keep building!
Keep moving
Leon
jared.so
The Ads API layer is the heavy lift — Meta + Google + TikTok + LinkedIn are notoriously inconsistent in attribution models and creative objects. Curious how you handle the platform-specific quirks that genuinely don't fit a unified schema (TikTok's spark ads, LinkedIn matched audiences, Meta dynamic catalogs): do you expose the platform-raw fields, or force everything through normalization? That's where unified APIs usually have to pick a side.