Search terms, budget pacing and campaign performance read through the official Google Ads API, with every change drafted for your approval.
Where did search spend leak last week?
The user wants search terms ranked by wasted spend, negatives drafted…Three search terms burned budget without converting. Negatives drafted for your approval.
A collection of proposals submitted to various clients.
Every strategy we build connects the work to the people who actually see it. We are not generalists who happen to work here — we are the people who do the work.
The method is the same whoever the client is: research, structured planning, and real-time correction, with both the experience and the number it moves in mind.
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Search terms that almost match, campaigns pacing ahead mid-month, a keyword whose cost per conversion quietly doubled. The agent reads the official Google Ads API and answers what used to take three reports.
Negative keyword lists, budget shifts and pauses arrive as drafts with the reasoning attached. You approve from chat, and only then does the change reach the account.
Google's official ads MCP reads brilliantly and writes nothing, by design. An audit there ends in a document. On Clawnify the same reads end in a drafted change, held for your yes.
Tell your agent which Google Ads accounts it minds and what success is measured in: cost per conversion, target spend, lead quality.
Authorise with OAuth from the integrations page; every call runs through the official Google Ads API.
Choose the pacing cadence, the search term review rhythm and the thresholds that warrant a message.
Negatives, budget shifts and pauses wait as proposals until you say yes.
Google Ads MCP is Google's official open-source server that connects AI tools like Claude to the Google Ads API. It is read-only by design in its current release: strong for audits, reporting and account questions, with no campaign writes. You also host it yourself, with a developer token and credentials to configure, and community servers add writes on top. On Clawnify both halves come in one place: the reads, and changes drafted through the official API that wait for your approval.
Not on Clawnify. You authorise with OAuth from the integrations page and the managed connection handles the API access. The developer token, the self-hosted server and the config files belong to the run-it-yourself path.
No, and it does not try. Bid automation stays with Google, where the auction data lives. The agent works one level up: it watches what the bidding delivers, flags where spend leaks, and proposes the budget, structure and negative keyword changes that steer it.
Campaigns, ad groups, keywords, search terms, budgets and performance over time, through the official Google Ads API. Reporting covers the campaign types the API reports on, including Search, Performance Max, Shopping, Display and Video.
Yes. Connect the accounts you want minded and the agent keeps them apart: separate pacing, separate thresholds, one place to ask about any of them.
Usually not. A single Search campaign with a stable budget does not need minding, and a weekly look at the account covers it. It earns its keep when campaigns, accounts or clients multiply past what one person can watch every day.