Run your Google Ads
from ChatGPT

LoomaScale does the account work, not just the advice: it builds campaigns, watches the spend and reports back. Give it a brief and it builds the campaign — structure, audiences, budgets, creatives — paused and ready for your review. It checks pacing, delivery and tracking every day, so waste gets caught on Sunday, not next Wednesday. It remembers your targets, guardrails and brand rules, so you explain them once and they carry into the next job. And it writes back in plain English: what changed, what it cost, what to do next.

No, and it is the tool schema rather than a promise that stops it. New campaigns and ad groups can only be created paused — there is no field to ask for anything else — and a campaign LoomaScale did not build cannot be activated through it at all. Every change that moves money is checked against the daily spend cap on your account and refused outright above it, never quietly reduced to fit. Inside that cap the assistant acts on what you tell it, so set the cap to an amount you are happy to spend.

Never. You authorize LoomaScale through Google's official sign-in, the same way any approved marketing tool connects. You can revoke access from your Google account settings at any time.

There is nothing to cancel on the free plan. If you upgrade, you can cancel in one click from your dashboard; paid access continues until the end of that billing period. Disconnecting Google Ads revokes access immediately.

You create your free account, connect Google Ads through Google's sign-in, and add LoomaScale to ChatGPT or Claude. Connecting the account takes about two minutes; most people send their first request within ten.

Yes, and it starts with a free Google Ads waste audit. The free plan includes 15 successful requests every 30 days and does not require a card. You can connect a real Google Ads account, try the core workflow, and upgrade for unlimited requests when you need more.

No. LoomaScale works with both free and paid ChatGPT or Claude accounts. LoomaScale itself also starts on the free plan, with no card required.

Only when you ask. By default it reads your account to report on it. When you do ask for an edit it makes it and tells you what it touched and why — and anything that would push spend past your daily cap is refused instead.

Because that's where buying intent lives — people searching for what you sell. And it's deliberate depth over breadth: tools that cover six ad platforms cover each of them shallowly. We'd rather do the integration properly — real campaign structure, real delivery diagnostics, real waste detection.