Run by a co-founder of what became Google Analytics, across two decades and thousands of ad accounts — now handed to an agent fleet that watches live search and social feeds and acts in minutes, not Mondays.
Agentic PPC is paid advertising on Google Ads, Meta and Reddit, run by a fleet of AI agents that watch live search and social data and adjust bids, budgets, keywords and ads within minutes, inside hard limits agreed up front.
Auction dynamics shift by the hour. Search terms spike on news cycles. A competitor changes their offer. A creative fatigues mid-week.
The engine only touches the steps it can improve. The visitor does the rest.
Autonomy here is bounded by hard rails, and every change leaves a reason.
Google Ads, Meta and Reddit run under one orchestrator, so budget flows to wherever intent is converting right now.
Search intent on Google, audience and creative velocity on Meta, community and context on Reddit, sharing one source of truth and one goal.
Agents are tied to real-time search-term and SERP feeds, trending queries and social signal.
Wasteful queries become negative keywords before they drain spend.
Ad creative is rewritten to match the language people are using this week.
Target ROAS or CPA, daily and monthly budget caps and brand-safety constraints, with a critic gate and a budget pacer on every change.
What moved, what it cost, what it returned, with the reason attached to every change.
Anything the fleet does can be paused or rolled back.
You do not have to log into three platforms to know what happened. The memo is plain English, and the audit log behind it records the reason for every change.
Illustration: example data, not a customer.
Four steps, in this order. Every step has a plain-language output.
We audit paid media, site and follow-up. Findings come in plain language, including what we would not touch.
A fixed scope, and the hard rails: target ROAS or CPA, daily and monthly caps, brand-safety constraints.
The agent fleet runs Google Ads, Meta and Reddit. Every creative and bid change passes a critic gate and a budget pacer first.
A daily memo shows what moved, what it cost and what it returned. Winners get support; losers get fixed or cut.
Terms are stated up front, in the scope.
A defined website or system, built and launched with measurement in place.
Ongoing operation and improvement with an accountable operator.
A focused audit and roadmap you can run yourself or hand to your team.
Setup and tuning of Avakata products inside your existing stack.
Paid media moves faster than any human can. Auction dynamics shift by the hour, search terms spike on news cycles, a competitor changes their offer, a creative fatigues mid-week. By the time an analyst pulls the report, spots it, and logs into the platform, the moment has passed and the budget is already spent.
This is the discipline Avakata was built from. We have managed paid acquisition across Google Ads, Yahoo and Microsoft for the better part of two decades, inside Google’s earliest pay-per-click beta programs, across thousands of accounts. Agentic Real-Time PPC runs those playbooks continuously.
Most teams run each channel in a silo with a different person and a different cadence. We run Google Ads, Meta and Reddit under one orchestrator, so budget flows to wherever intent is converting right now instead of being trapped in last quarter’s split.
Each platform gets its own specialist agent, but they share one source of truth and one goal. When Reddit lights up around a topic your product solves, the system can lean in there while trimming a fatiguing Meta set, automatically.
We tie the agents to real-time search-term and SERP feeds, trending queries and social signal, so bids, budgets and negative-keyword lists update as intent actually shifts, not on a weekly export.
Rising search terms get captured the day they rise, wasteful queries get mined into negatives before they drain spend, and ad creative is rewritten on the fly to match the language people are using this week.
Autonomy here is bounded by hard rails: target ROAS or CPA, daily and monthly budget caps, brand-safety constraints, and a full audit log of every change with the reason attached. You get a daily plain-English memo and the ability to pause or roll back anything instantly.
It pairs naturally with the rest of the engine: the same agents that optimize the ad can hand off to an agentic landing page that rewrites itself to match the winning message, closing the loop from impression to conversion.
AvaGotYa is Avakata’s click-fraud and bot-protection product. It finds fake clicks on your ads, keeps repeat offenders from seeing them again, and shows you, with evidence, what that junk traffic cost. The software is free; you pay only a share of savings it can prove.
Google Ads, Meta, and Reddit under one orchestrated agent fleet, with budget shifting between them based on where intent is converting in real time.
They drive the decisions: rising search terms get captured fast, wasteful queries get mined into negatives, and ad creative is rewritten to match current language — all critic-gated and budget-paced.
Hard rails: target ROAS/CPA, daily and monthly caps, brand-safety constraints, a full audit log, a daily memo, and instant pause or rollback.
Agentic PPC is paid media run by an agent fleet that watches live search and social feeds and adjusts bids, budgets, negative keywords and ad creative within minutes, inside hard rails agreed up front.
It is built on playbooks from managing paid acquisition across Google Ads, Yahoo and Microsoft for the better part of two decades, led by a co-founder of what became Google Analytics.
Yes. The same agents that optimize the ad can hand off to an agentic landing page that rewrites itself to match the winning message. See agentic website builds.
No, that is a separate product. AvaGotYa finds bot and repeat junk clicks and keeps the same offenders from seeing your ads again. It cannot undo a click Google has already charged for, and it never changes your campaigns, budgets or bids.
Price depends on scope, and scope depends on what the diagnostic finds. After a diagnostic you get a fixed scope and a fixed price for that scope, before any build begins.
Thirty minutes, screen-share, no slides — the person who built the engine walks you through what it would do on your site.