The Ad Spend

The Ad Spend

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AI copilot that answers ad performance questions in plain English. Ask "Why did ROAS drop?" or "What's our best Meta campaign?" and get instant answers—no spreadsheet stitching or logging into multiple platforms. Connects Google, Meta, LinkedIn, and TikTok in one view. Includes automated weekly reports, real-time anomaly detection, and Settings Change Attribution that shows exactly which campaign change caused each performance shift. For marketing teams and agencies. Free to start.
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The Ad Spend: Reports & Trends

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Automated weekly reports + AI that catches anomalies
Two features that eliminate the grunt work of paid media management: Reports: Automated weekly rundowns customized per stakeholder. Exec's get the high-level view, media buyers get granular campaign details. No more Sunday night spreadsheet assembly. Trends: AI monitors your campaigns 24/7 and alerts you when metrics shift outside normal ranges. Catch the ROAS drop on day one, not day five when the budget's already burned. Both work across Google, Meta, and LinkedIn. Free to start.
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Ani Bisaria
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We built Reports & Trends because we lived the pain ourselves. Every Sunday night: scrambling to pull data from 5+ platforms, stitching spreadsheets, formatting slides. Every Monday morning: finding out ROAS tanked 3 days ago and nobody caught it. Reports solves the first problem — automated weekly rundowns that customize themselves based on who's reading. Your CMO sees strategy-level metrics, your media buyer sees the campaign breakdowns. Trends solves the second — AI watches your accounts 24/7 and pings you in Slack when something looks off. We've caught budget drains, audience fatigue, and creative burnout before they turned into expensive problems. Both features are live now and free to try. Would love your feedback — what would make these more useful for your team?