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Adsby

Google Ads management with an AI agent, sold as annual plans capped by monthly AI credits

Paid from day one29 USD per month for Launch on annual billing, rising to 249 USD for Enterprise
Overview

Adsby is a Google Ads management workspace built around an AI agent that suggests optimizations, generates keywords and ad copy, cleans up search terms, sends budget and broken link alerts and produces white-label reports. Three plans are billed annually at 29, 49 and 249 USD a month, carrying 50, 100 and 200 AI credits a month and 1, 5 and 20 ad accounts. Credits are spent only when an AI agent or workflow runs, and monthly billing prices are not shown on the page.

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Is Adsby worth it?

What it is
Google Ads management with an AI agent, sold as annual plans capped by monthly AI credits
Worth a look if
Adsby fits a freelancer or agency running Google Ads for several clients, where 49 USD a month on Growth covers 5 ad accounts, 5 team members and daily optimizations.
Skip it if
You want a confirmed free trial today, or you advertise outside Google Ads, since the pricing page names only Google Ads and shows the trial as Soon.
Cost to start
29 USD per month for Launch on annual billing, rising to 249 USD for Enterprise. No. No free plan. The pricing FAQ describes a trial of 7 days with a (Soon) note, so no trial is confirmed as available.

Adsby at a glance

Job categoryMedia Buying
What it replacesManual Google Ads account audits, search term filtering and spreadsheet reporting
Pricing modelPaid only
Starting price29 USD per month for Launch on annual billing, rising to 249 USD for Enterprise
Free tierNo free plan. The pricing FAQ describes a trial of 7 days with a (Soon) note, so no trial is confirmed as available.
Getting startedPaid from day one
Built forAgencies running Google Ads for several clients from one workspace
CompanyNot published
Last verifiedOctober 2026

Adsby pricing and plans

PlanPriceWhat it includesWhat that works out at
Launch (billed annually)29 USD a month shown, 348 USD a year50 AI credits a month, 1 ad account, 1 team member, weekly optimizations, ad tracking for 1 competitor29 USD x 12 = 348 USD a year. 29 / 50 credits = 0.58 USD a credit. 29 / 1 ad account = 29 USD per account a month.
Growth (billed annually)49 USD a month shown, 588 USD a year100 AI credits a month, 5 ad accounts, 5 team members, daily optimizations, ad tracking for 3 competitors49 USD x 12 = 588 USD a year. 49 / 100 credits = 0.49 USD a credit. 49 / 5 ad accounts = 9.80 USD per account a month.
Enterprise (billed annually)249 USD a month shown, 2,988 USD a year200 AI credits a month, 20 ad accounts, 20 team members, daily optimizations, ad tracking for 5 competitors249 USD x 12 = 2,988 USD a year. 249 / 200 credits = 1.245 USD a credit. 249 / 20 ad accounts = 12.45 USD per account a month.
  • Credits refresh every month and are spent only when AI agents or AI workflows are triggered, per the pricing page.
  • Growth costs 20 USD a month more than Launch and moves optimizations from weekly to daily.
  • Enterprise has the same allowance of daily optimizations as Growth, and adds 100 credits, 15 ad accounts and 15 team members for 200 USD a month more.
  • The site navigation lists Free Tools. Their limits are not shown in the cached page text.

All three prices are labelled Billed annually, with the annual option shown as 35% off. The monthly-billing prices are not displayed in the page text. The page states plans can be upgraded, downgraded or cancelled at any time.

Adsby features: what it does

  • An AI agent handles repetitive Google Ads work, with optimization suggestions, keyword suggestions and content generation, and a chat that lists active campaigns and analyses performance data
  • A campaign builder creates Google Ads campaigns, and daily search term optimization suggestions replace manual filtering
  • Budget alerts fire when spend spikes or drops, and broken link alerts flag landing pages that put a campaign at risk
  • Competitor ad tracking covers 1 competitor on Launch, 3 on Growth and 5 on Enterprise
  • Multiple ad accounts and team members with assigned roles sit in one workspace, with white-label branded client reports

Adsby limitations

  • AI usage is capped by monthly credits: 50 on Launch, 100 on Growth and 200 on Enterprise. The credit cost of a single agent or workflow run is not published.
  • The pricing page shows annual-billing prices only. The monthly-billing price is not given, beyond a 35% off label on annual billing.
  • The pricing FAQ describes a 7 day free trial with a (Soon) note, so a live trial is not confirmed, and no free plan is listed.
  • White label reporting, monthly strategy session, account manager and priority support appear under every plan card without ticks, so which tier includes each cannot be confirmed from the page text.
  • Only Google Ads is described as a managed platform.

Who Adsby is for

Your situationWhat that means here
Freelancer with a handful of client accountsGrowth at 49 USD a month on annual billing covers 5 ad accounts and 5 team members, which is 9.80 USD per account a month.
Single business with one Google Ads accountLaunch at 29 USD a month covers 1 ad account and 1 team member, with weekly rather than daily optimizations.
Agency with more than 5 client accountsEnterprise at 249 USD a month is the only tier above 5 ad accounts, at 20 accounts and 20 team members.
Team that wants to try before buyingThe pricing FAQ marks the 7 day trial as Soon and no free plan is listed, so a trial cannot be assumed.
Advertiser spread across Meta and TikTok as wellOnly Google Ads is described as a managed platform in the pages crawled.
Team that monitors competitor adsCompetitor ad tracking is capped at 1, 3 and 5 competitors by tier.

Adsby use cases for marketers

  • Managing Google Ads search campaigns across several client accounts, with daily search term clean-up and weekly or daily optimization suggestions.
  • Producing keyword lists and ad copy for new Google Ads campaigns through the AI keyword generator and campaign builder.
  • Sending branded white-label performance reports to clients, with competitor ad tracking for 1 to 5 competitors.

Adsby performance claims, checked

The homepage reports 39k+ campaigns created, 5k+ users supported and a 4.9 rating based on 50+ reviews. It gives no review source, date or definition of a campaign created.

Adsby FAQ

What are AI credits used for on Adsby?

The pricing page says credits refresh every month and are spent only when AI Agents or AI Workflows are triggered. The credit cost of a single run is not published.

Does Adsby offer a free trial?

The pricing FAQ describes a 7 day free trial with a (Soon) note. The plans themselves have no free tier, so confirm availability with the vendor.

How many ad accounts does each plan allow?

Launch allows 1 ad account, Growth allows 5 and Enterprise allows 20, with 1, 5 and 20 team members respectively.

Adsby sources and references

  1. The Adsby pricing page lists Launch at 29 USD a month billed annually with 50 AI credits a month, 1 ad account, 1 team member, weekly optimizations and ad tracking for 1 competitor; Growth at 49 USD a month billed annually with 100 AI credits, 5 ad accounts, 5 team members, daily optimizations and ad tracking for 3 competitors; and Enterprise at 249 USD a month billed annually with 200 AI credits, 20 ad accounts, 20 team members, daily optimizations and ad tracking for 5 competitors. Annual billing is labelled 35% off, credits refresh every month and are spent only when AI Agents or AI Workflows are triggered, and the FAQ says Adsby offers a 7-Day free trial marked Soon.adsby.co
  2. The Adsby homepage describes an AI agent that handles repetitive Google Ads tasks, a campaign builder, team collaboration with assigned roles, multiple ad accounts in one workspace, budget and broken link alerts, competitor ad tracking and white-label reporting, plus daily search term optimization suggestions, keyword suggestions and ad copy generation. It reports 39k+ campaigns created and 5k+ users supported.adsby.co

Compiled by Alston Antony from the sources above:how we compile these entries and ouraffiliate disclosure.