Campaign control
Spend, conversions, CPA, ROAS, budgets, and recent changes across every connected Google Ads account.
See what is happening across campaigns, search terms, budgets, goals, and Performance Max before deciding what to change.
Decision views
Signals available
Silent mutations
Spend
$48.2k
+6.1%
Conv.
1,284
+11.4%
CPA
$37.54
-4.8%
ROAS
4.9x
-0.3x
Impression share
Constraint: budget. 27% of impression share is lost to budget on three campaigns before any bid change is worth reviewing.
A Google metric only means something with the account, currency, conversion goal, attribution window, and data freshness sitting beside it.
Spend, conversions, CPA, ROAS, budgets, and recent changes across every connected Google Ads account.
Impression share, share lost to budget, share lost to rank, and the campaigns actually limiting reach.
Conversion goals, reporting freshness, conversion delay, and missing setup, surfaced before targets are changed.
Move from campaign performance to ad groups, keywords, and queries without losing the account context.
Asset groups, brand and non-brand behaviour, placements, and Shopping feed readiness in one view.
What changed, why it changed, who approved it, and what happened in the weeks afterward.
Most underperforming accounts are not bidding badly. They are budget-capped, rank-capped, or reporting against a conversion action nobody has checked in a year. The console separates those before it recommends anything.
CPA is rising
Bids are too high
Query mix shifted toward research intent
Volume has gone flat
The market slowed
27% of impression share is lost to budget
ROAS dropped
Creative fatigue
A conversion action stopped reporting
PMax spend spiked
An algorithm change
Feed errors pushed spend into one product set
The four are kept separate on purpose, so a useful signal never becomes an unexplained change in someone's account.