Question 1

Where does the data come from?

Accepted Answer

AdBid syncs your connected ad accounts and merges the campaign, ad set and ad data with your own revenue events. The table shows spend and delivery from the ad platform alongside real unique paying users and ROAS from your warehouse — not just the platform’s reported conversions. That is why a campaign can look profitable on platform data and still be judged on what it actually earned.

Question 2

Can I turn campaigns on and off from here?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every row has an Off/On toggle that pauses or activates the campaign, ad set or ad on the connected account directly, and the Delivery status updates to match. You can also select many rows and turn them on, turn them off or duplicate them in bulk. Bulk selection behaves the same at every level, so pausing a whole test structure never means opening each row.

Question 3

How does drill-down work?

Accepted Answer

Click a campaign name to see its ad sets, and an ad set to see its ads. The Campaigns / Ad sets / Ads tabs and the breadcrumb keep you oriented, and each level shows the columns that make sense for it — budgets and optimization for ad sets, creatives and CTR for ads. The breadcrumb also takes you back up, so drilling in never costs you your place.

Question 4

What are breakdowns?

Accepted Answer

A breakdown splits each row into inline sub-rows by a dimension — Day or Country — with the same metric columns, so you can see how a single campaign performed across time or geography without leaving the table or building a separate report. Because the sub-rows carry the parent’s columns, comparing one country against the campaign total takes no extra math.

Question 5

Which columns can I show?

Accepted Answer

Pick from ready-made presets — Performance, Conversions, Video, App Installs and more — or customize the exact columns you want. The table carries the full platform metric set plus AdBid’s revenue, ROAS, paying users and predicted LTV, so the commercial columns sit next to the delivery ones instead of in a separate report.

Question 6

What does AdBid cost?

Accepted Answer

Platform access is free, managed spend carries a 1% fee with no subscription, and AI generation is billed in tokens rather than a fixed plan.

Question 7

What is an ads campaign manager — in more detail?

Accepted Answer

Everything runs inside AdBid, priced at 1% of ad spend with no subscription.

Question 8

What does Ads Campaign Manager do, in short?

Accepted Answer

Every ad account, campaign, ad set and ad — spend, ROAS and real paying users in one familiar table you can toggle, drill into, break down and act on in bulk, without leaving AdBid. The ads manager grid you already know — plus real revenue and paying users, from live campaigns all the way down to drafts, scheduled launches and sync errors.

Question 9

Campaigns — what else should I know?

Accepted Answer

Spend and paying users sit in the same row, so a campaign that buys reach never reads as one that buys revenue.

Ads campaign manager: every campaign in one live table

What is an ads campaign manager?

One ads campaign manager, six tabs

Campaigns

Ad sets

Ads

Drafts

Scheduled

Errors

Get started in 5 steps

Connect the ad account

Set the target CPA and test structure

Let the agents build the tree

Preview and approve

Agents run the loop

Common questions

Open the next layer

Guides & resources

Put this to work on your paid media.