Meta Ads Manager and Google Ads are where your campaigns run, and you can build every campaign in them yourself. Aventor doesn’t replace them. It launches campaigns into the Meta and Google Ads accounts you connect, and adds one workflow on top: your brand profile, ad creative, a campaign plan for both platforms, approvals before launch, and one dashboard after. This guide covers when that workflow earns its place.
One brief becomes one campaign set for Facebook, Instagram, Google Search and Performance Max. You review the Meta ad sets and the Google ad groups and keywords in one campaign plan before you approve it. After launch, one page shows launch totals across both platforms (spend, conversions, cost per conversion and budget) and a row for each campaign with its platform. A set that runs on Meta and Google counts once toward the limit of 2 active campaign sets.
Aventor builds a brand profile from your website, or from a few sentences about your business. From that profile it generates ad images and videos, which you edit in plain English. Ad text is written for each platform: primary text, headline and description for Meta, and headlines and descriptions within Google’s 30- and 90-character limits for Search.
Aventor drafts the objectives, audiences, keywords and budgets for each platform, and you review, change or approve the plan instead of filling in each platform’s settings. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Aventor AI can check each launch every morning and apply changes that don’t raise spend. Anything that could raise spend waits for your OK. Its morning summary lists what it changed, with an Undo where the change can still be reversed, and you can turn optimization off for a launch. When it recommends a change that you make in the ad platform, its card links you to the platform, for example with “Open in Meta”.
No. Aventor launches campaigns into the Meta and Google Ads accounts you connect. Meta and Google run the ads and bill your ad spend.
Yes. The campaigns are in your own accounts. If you change a budget there, Aventor’s “Budget moves” list for that launch marks it “Outside change”.
Facebook and Instagram campaigns on Meta, and Google Search and Performance Max campaigns on Google. One campaign set can run on both.
You still get the brand profile, creative, campaign plan, approvals and the morning check. The shared plan and the combined launch totals matter most when you run on both.
Aventor Starter is $99 a month at the Founders price. After the 72-hour trial, Aventor also charges 1% of the actual ad spend reported by your connected ad platforms. Meta and Google bill your ad spend directly.
Nothing goes live in Aventor until you approve it. Here is every creative review and approval step, what still waits for your OK after launch, and what Aventor, you, and Meta and Google are each responsible for.
Describe your business, let the AI draft the creative and campaign plan, review everything, and launch to Google and Meta from one place. The complete four-step workflow, explained.
Aventor shows your Meta and Google spend, conversions, and cost per conversion together. Here is what it reports, what it checks for you, which numbers come from Meta and Google, and what its morning check does.
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