“crm for sub-15 person teams”
AI Agents for Google Ads
AI agents for Google Ads — proposed first, shipped on your green light.
Search, RSAs, and Performance Max — the agent watches the account hourly, drafts the changes, and waits for approval before anything touches live spend.
- Search & RSA
- Performance Max
- Negatives & hygiene
- Brand vs non-brand
Search Terms · This week
42 terms reviewed · 3 leaks flagged · 1 winner queued
The CRM teams without ops staff actually finish setting up.
Connect 2,500+ tools. Plain-English agents draft, you approve.
Three places spend silently bleeds on every account we audit.
None of these are exotic. They compound because nobody owns the weekly hygiene pass. Agents do.
Mismatched intent
Loose modifiers like "free" and "download" siphon spend before SQLs ever form. Negative keywords ship with a rationale, not a guess.
Stale RSAs
Variants degrade quietly. The agent watches engagement, drafts replacements with your offer voice, and queues them paused for review.
Negative debt
Hygiene piles up between sprints. Weekly sweeps mean the next ad group inherits a clean foundation — not last quarter's mess.
How the loop runs — nothing live until you say so.
Search Terms · auto-pulled hourly
42 terms reviewed · updated 2 minutes ago
Propose-first is not a setting. It is the default.
Agent flags RSA #4 (CTR −38%) and drafts 3 replacements.
09:14:22Writes created with status PAUSED. No live spend touched.
09:14:25Reviewer (narayan@) approves 2, defers 1. Diff captured.
09:21:04Status flipped to ACTIVE. Snapshot saved · rollback ready.
09:21:08A winning search term becomes copy everywhere it matters.
Search rarely lives alone. The agent feeds wins into BOFU page headlines and Meta primary text — same brand voice, same offer, without you copy-pasting.
The CRM for sub-15 person teams who want pipeline visibility without an ops hire.
Sub-15? You don't need RevOps. You need this CRM.
Built for the people who actually own the account.
Same agent, three workflows. Pick the one that sounds like your Monday morning.
Cut weekly QBR prep from two hours to fifteen minutes.
The agent surfaces every change worth discussing — sorted by spend impact — with a one-line rationale per item. Forward the digest, or paste it straight into Slack.
“It’s the first paid-search tool I’ve trusted to look at the account hourly. The audit log alone replaced a half-day of weekly cleanup.”
Three workflows you can run on Monday.
Pre-built sprint recipes — the agent runs every step, every result lands paused for your review.
Common questions, answered before you ask.
The fears are usually the same. Here’s exactly how the agent handles each one.