An AI ads autopilot: set the target CPA once; it stops what fails and scales what works.
Set your target CPA, pick a test structure, and hit launch. AdBid’s ad campaign autopilot monitors every campaign, stops what fails, and scales what works — with kill-switches, reason codes, and a full audit trail. It runs on the Decision Intelligence engine, which handles the rules, thresholds, and audit behind every action.
GET STARTEDAn AI ads autopilot is a system that runs an ad account against a target CPA on its own: it monitors every campaign, stops what fails, scales what works and records the reason for each action so the operator does not have to babysit spend. In AdBid, Campaign Autopilot starts from a target CPA and a test structure; after launch the Decision Intelligence engine checks live metrics on a five-minute cycle, applies your rules and thresholds, and pauses, reduces or scales campaigns with a reason code attached. Kill-switches cap how much the autopilot can change, and a full audit trail keeps every move visible and reversible. Decisions are read against free attribution and predictive LTV rather than platform-reported conversions alone, so scaling follows real payback. The autopilot is part of the AdBid platform, priced at 1% of ad spend with no subscription.
You set the economics and press launch. From there, the Decision Intelligence engine handles monitoring, stops, and scaling on a 5-minute cycle — with every move visible, no manual babysitting.
Pick a product, set your target CPA, choose the ad account, page, and geos with per-geo CPA, and hit Launch. A budget breakdown shows exactly what will be created before anything goes live, then live sync counters track every campaign, ad set, and ad as it publishes to Meta.
Select a creative source — your media library, a reference, or AI-generated hypotheses — and one of six testing structures: ABO or CBO, 1-1-1, 1-1-N, or an angle tournament. The engine turns those choices into a campaign → ad set → ad plan and splits the budget to match the selected test structure.
Every launch is grouped by campaigns, geos, strategy, and creative setup, so related activity stays in one view. Each group shows live progress, ad-set budget, group cap, target CPA, and the current pipeline step — down to per-campaign Meta status and CPA.
Every campaign lands on the DI-Decisions board — Schedule, Live, Scaled, Watch, or Permanent Stop. The autopilot moves campaigns between columns with a reason code, spend-vs-target progress, and anomaly flags on each card, so you can see what changed and why.
Fast, medium, and slow cycles re-evaluate every campaign around the clock. Four kill-switches — global, launch, scale, and creatives — block automation instantly while decisions keep being recorded, so you stay in control without losing the audit trail.
A product with a landing page, a connected Meta ad account and page, and a target CPA. You also choose the geos and, where needed, a per-geo CPA before launch. The target CPA becomes the economic anchor for every keep, stop, and scale decision.
