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Know which client account needs you this morning, before you open one.

Every morning Adintel reads each client account you choose and brings you the few things that need you, with the evidence. It checks search terms against what each client sells, changes nothing until you click, and drafts last month’s report in your name on the 1st.

1The morning sweep

One briefing across every client, at most five things.

Every account you choose is read early each morning. Each campaign is judged against its own normal; a tracking break, or something Google changed on its own, comes first, then the money at stake in each account’s own currency. A quiet morning brings nothing, and says so.

Kin & NestBriefingDemo
An item in the demo account’s morning briefing: what happened, why it matters and the money at stake.
2The search term pass

Search terms sorted against what each client sells.

Each term is checked against the products the account served, its categories, keywords, ad headlines and landing pages, and your business context, then sorted into negatives, opportunities and judgment calls for you to decide. A competitor’s name is always your call, and a decision sticks: the term is not asked about again unless new evidence reopens it.

Kin & NestTriageDemo
The demo account’s Triage: negatives, judgment calls and opportunities in three columns.
3The monthly question

What you changed this month, and whether it worked.

Each change is judged at 7, 14 and 30 days against the account’s campaigns you left alone. On the 1st, last month’s client report is drafted from the account’s own figures, in your name and with your logo, never naming Adintel. Make it final and share it by a link that expires.

Kin & NestClient reportDemo
The demo account’s October client report: its summary, written from the sections shown.
Questions

What to ask before you connect a client’s account.

Will it change a client’s account on its own?

No. Nothing reaches Google Ads without your click, and there is no automatic mode and no setting to turn one on. Every change is logged with the time, what it touched, before and after, why and who, and Undo puts back the value a change replaced.

Does it take every client under my manager account?

It lists them all, and syncs and counts only the ones you choose. Adintel asks Google, on Google’s own consent screen, for the one permission the Google Ads API has, and you can remove its access in your Google Account at any time.

Will the bill grow with my clients’ budgets?

No. You are billed on the accounts you choose to monitor, never on ad spend and never on people.

What if a figure is wrong in front of a client?

Every figure in the client report is composed by rule from the account’s own data, and no saving is ever estimated. Its summary is checked number by number and dropped if one fails, and a draft is never shared.

Is it one more dashboard to check?

It is one briefing a morning across all your accounts, by email if you like, and each item opens where it is worked.

The plan that fits

Starter covers up to 10 client accounts.

Every plan is the whole product, with as many teammates as you like. Plans differ only in how many accounts you monitor, so more than 10 means Pro, for 20, or Agency, for 30.

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Starter

Up to 10 monitored accountsAs many teammates as you like

$99a month

or $990 a year, two months free

Start free trial

14 days free on up to 10 accounts. No card needed.

See the morning sweep on a real account.

A real Google Ads account, read only, with nothing to sign up for or connect. The free trial is 14 days on up to 10 of your own accounts, with no card.