Google Ads assistant · Early access
PaidCopilot reviews Performance Max assets, cleans up search terms and paces client budgets. It applies the rules an experienced specialist uses, then hands you a change list to approve.
Reads your accounts and changes nothing on its own. Works with manager (MCC) accounts.
| Headline | Score | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Waterproof Boots, Built to Last | 1.31 | Keep |
| Free 60-Day Returns | 1.12 | Keep |
| Shop Our Collection | 0.84 | Watch |
| BEST BOOTS EVER!! | 0.52 | Replace |
Dry Feet From Mile One 22/30
Each module pulls live data from Google Ads, applies clear rules and explains every recommendation in plain English.
Finds the headlines and descriptions dragging each asset group down and writes on-brand replacements that fit Google's character limits.
Spots the searches wasting budget and the ones worth adding, across Search and Performance Max campaigns.
Projects month-end spend against each client's budget and tells you the daily budgets that land on it.
PaidCopilot is built by a Google Ads specialist around the checks they run on every account, so its output reads like a colleague's notes, not a black box.
One-click health check: conversion tracking setup, bid targets against actuals, Merchant Center disapprovals and Ad Strength by asset group.
A plain-English monthly update for each client that pulls in the work done in the other modules.
No. PaidCopilot reads your account data and gives you a change list to review and apply yourself. It does not edit campaigns, assets, keywords or budgets.
Yes. After you sign in with Google, PaidCopilot lists every account your login can reach, including client accounts under a manager account.
Each text asset is compared only with assets of the same type in the same asset group. The score blends CTR, conversion rate and conversion value per 1,000 impressions, plus Google's performance label. Assets under 1,000 impressions or still learning are left alone.
New copy may only use claims found in the brand profile PaidCopilot builds from the client's website and any notes you add. Every option is checked against Google's character limit before you see it.
A search term counts as wasted once it spends at least your target CPA without converting. A word is suggested as a negative only if it appears in two or more wasted terms and never in a converting one. Brand terms are never suggested.