Set up your first brand
Connect your accounts and set goals for AdsEye: $49 per brand a month, first seven days free.
Before you start
- Your business name and website.
- Admin access to your ad accounts.
- A goal for each platform (leads, bookings, clicks, views or sales) and a monthly budget.
- A card for the trial. Cancel before day 8 and nothing is charged.
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Start your workspace
Sign up at app.adseye.app/signup and tick the terms and data processing agreement. Open our email (within the hour) and press its button to create the account.
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Add your card
Pay by card or UK Direct Debit. Your brand starts in dry run: AdsEye proposes but changes nothing until our team switches it on with you.
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Connect your ad accounts
Google Ads: type your ten-digit customer ID, press Request access, then accept AdsEye’s manager link under Admin, Access and security, Managers. Meta: type the ad account ID, add AdsEye as a partner in Business Settings, share the ad account, Page and pixel, then press Check now. Accounts and billing stay yours.
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Give each platform a job
On Goals, switch on each channel and set its goal, monthly target and budget. Under about $500 a month bidding cannot learn; AdsEye still runs it and tells you.
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Set your limits
On Goals, set whether each budget is a hard stop, how big a change needs your yes, and a target cost per result. Only the AdsEye team can loosen these.
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Read the audit and approve the plan
Fix what the audit flags (eight checks per platform, scored out of 100), then approve AdsEye’s plan. For seven days every change needs your yes; new ads always do.
Common issues
Several accounts for one brand?
Connect them all to the same brand.
The email link has expired?
Each link works once. Ask for another on the sign-up page.
Sign-ups say they are opening soon?
They open when the agreements are published. Leave your email to hear when.
Want a person to do this?
Assisted setup covers one brand and up to three accounts, from $149 once. How assisted setup works.
Next: Connect Google Ads
The first connection most brands make.