Without losing control of ad spend.
Client call in, campaign brief out. AgencyOps builds your campaigns on every major ad platform, researches your competitors, creates the ads, checks performance every week and writes your client reports. All from one conversation in Claude.
Meta · Google · LinkedIn · TikTok · Reddit · Snapchat · Bing · Shopify
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Sample client · illustrative numbers
Live on every platform your clients advertise on
Meta
Google
LinkedIn
TikTok
Reddit
Snapchat
Bing
Shopifyagencies live, running daily client work on it
operational efficiency gain
accounts per person, without hiring
human-confirmed spend. Nothing spends without a yes
The same five stages for every client. You step in once, before any money moves.
It reads the full call transcript, not a summary, so your brief reflects exactly what the client said.
Objective, audience, offer, platforms and restrictions, laid out clearly. Anything the client didn't mention, like budget, is flagged for you to confirm.
Campaigns built on every platform in the brief, with audiences, budgets and tracking. Competitor ads reviewed, keywords researched, creative and copy ready.
You get one clear summary of spend, audiences and creative. Adjust anything in plain English, then launch.
It tracks results, flags ads that slow down, refreshes creative, builds reports and drafts client replies. It checks with you before acting.
Client Push the vitamin C serum. ₹899, free mist over ₹1,200.
Client Women 24 to 38, big metros. No before-and-after.
You Any budget in mind? No answer
Sunleaf · SalesReady
The work that stops you taking on client #16: building, researching, checking, reporting and replying. You keep the strategy and the client relationship.
Ad sets, audiences, placements, tracking links and naming conventions, set up your way on Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok, Reddit, Snapchat and Bing.
+18more ads Live competitor ads, sorted into the angles brands keep investing in and the ones they're only testing.
3 new variants · ready to review It reads your client's email, pulls the latest numbers and leaves a ready reply in your drafts. It never promises anything you haven't approved.
Hi Priya, quick update: week two purchases are up 31% on week one, and the morning routine ads are doing most of the work.
Thousands of keyword ideas, cleaned and grouped by intent, with ad copy written to each platform's character limits.
Real work on real ad accounts in my own agency. Client names withheld.
Built across two ad sets, each with its own tracking. Ready to review in minutes.
Across 8 campaigns. 5 ads that had stopped converting were paused after a yes.
Organised into campaigns, with search ad copy written for 11 ad groups.
A lead-gen campaign set up and launched with every list attached.
Traced across the CRM export and two ad accounts to the one campaign that had been driving leads.
Tracking was firing on the wrong event. Fixed, targeting tightened, and a retargeting set built.
Every feature starts with a plain-English request in Claude and works on your clients' real ad accounts. Pick one to see what you ask, what happens and what you get.
It reads your client call in full and turns it into a structured brief: objective, audience, offer, platforms, timing, creative direction, restrictions, budget and target cost. Anything the client didn't say is listed as missing, so you know exactly what to follow up on.
It checks the ad account, Page, Instagram account, pixel and conversion event, then builds the campaign, ad sets, targeting, creatives and ads. Every ad set and creative gets its own tracking link, so reporting stays clean.
It researches keywords with real monthly search volumes, keeps the ones with buying intent and groups them into ad groups. Then it writes responsive search ads within Google's character limits.
It sets up the campaign group and campaign in the right format, attaches your saved and retargeting audiences, and builds the creative. In my agency it launched a lead-gen campaign with 12 audience lists in one go.
Ask for one launch across several platforms and it plans each one in that platform's own structure. For e-commerce clients, it works with the Shopify store and product catalogue too.
It pulls live competitor ads by keyword, brand or country and sorts them into long-running angles, the ones brands keep paying for, and short tests like discounts. Then it turns the winners into ideas that fit your brief.
Agree the copy, and it creates on-brand ad images with short, clean on-image text, starting with one test image before a full batch. Real logos come from the original files, and tired ads get fresh variants.
It builds website-visitor audiences from your pixel, engagement audiences and lookalikes, and estimates reach before you spend. Then it sets up retargeting with your best-performing ad.
It compares two weeks of results at ad level, checks which ads are actually running and spots creative fatigue. Every recommendation to scale, refresh or pause comes with the numbers behind it.
Sales dropped? Checkouts but no leads? It cross-checks your ad accounts, tracking events and CRM exports to find the cause, then sets up the fix.
Duplicate dozens of ads, update links and tracking across campaigns, or roll budgets out gradually. Big changes are previewed first, so you see exactly what will change.
Client-ready decks from live ad-account data: headline numbers, trends, breakdowns by platform, city and month, and clear recommendations.
It reads your client's email, uses the latest results and drafts a clear reply in your inbox. You review it, tweak it and hit send.
The same system works on your own growth. It builds prospect lists, such as D2C brands in your city, and drafts personalised cold emails for you to send.
Each client keeps its own limits, budget rules and naming conventions, so work stays consistent across your whole book. You can switch any account off at any time.
Slow and expensive, and it takes months before a new hire can run accounts alone.
Works until 12 to 15 accounts. After that, your evenings go to Ads Manager and reports.
Set it up once. It handles the repetitive work while you keep the strategy and the client relationship.
“I'm capped at 12 to 15 accounts and can't take on new retainers.”
“I lose hours every week scrolling competitor ads and typing ad sets.”
“Every Friday turns into a scramble to build client reports.”
I run a performance marketing agency. As our client list grew, building campaigns, researching competitors and pulling weekly reports became the thing stopping us from taking on more clients without hiring.
So I built the system I wished I had. My agency runs on it every day, and it now runs daily client work in 10+ agencies.
I built it to be careful with client money, because I'm the one who answers to the client.
Something else on your mind? Message us on WhatsApp and you'll speak directly with the founding team.
Ask a questionNot at all. You type requests in plain English, the way you'd brief a colleague, and review clear summaries. If you can review an ad draft, you can run it.
No. Every launch and budget change comes to you first, so you stay in control of client money.
It flags it instead of guessing. If a budget, target cost or location wasn't mentioned, the brief lists it as missing and asks you.
Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok, Reddit, Snapchat and Microsoft Bing, plus Shopify for store and catalogue work, all from the same conversation.
No. It takes on the repetitive work so each person can manage 30 accounts instead of 15. Your team keeps the strategy and the final call.
No. It drafts replies and leaves them in your drafts. You read, edit and send.
Yes. Each client has its own settings, and you can pause any account at any time.
Twenty minutes, live on a sample client. You'll see a brief, a campaign build and the launch step, then we answer your questions. No pressure.
See a real brief, a campaign build and the launch step on a sample client.