Google Ads in Adsap

Adsap runs Google Ads the same way it runs Meta: guided creation, everything created paused, and full control from the web dashboard or the AI Copilot.

What you can do

Plans: the Free plan covers Google Search: campaigns, ad groups, keywords, keyword ideas, status and budget edits. Performance Max, Demand Gen, Shopping, App and Display, plus extensions and advanced targeting, are Early Access. See Pricing.

Launch campaigns through guided wizards for six campaign types: Search, Performance Max, Demand Gen, Shopping, App, and Display.
Build Search ads in bulk with Google ad sheets: spreadsheet-style rows for responsive search ads, launched into the campaigns and ad groups you pick.
Research keywords with keyword ideas from Google Keyword Planner, and mine your search terms for new keywords and negatives.
Manage ad extensions: sitelinks, callouts, structured snippets, calls, promotions, and price tables, created once and linked wherever you want them.
Bulk manage keywords, negatives, geo and language targeting, and audiences across many campaigns or ad groups in one atomic operation per target.
Upload creatives, including videos to YouTube, straight from the dashboard, Google Drive, or Dropbox.
Track performance in the same dashboard as Meta, down to campaign, ad group, and keyword level, with its own saved metric preferences per platform.

Connecting

Connect Google Ads from Settings (or during onboarding) with Google sign-in. On Google’s consent screen, tick the Google Ads permission. Without it, Adsap rejects the connection. Then pick which customer accounts to manage. Details and troubleshooting: Google Ads integration.

Safety model

The Meta safety model applies unchanged:

Every wizard offers Validate, which checks the campaign against Google and reports exactly what Google objects to, without creating anything.
Every campaign starts paused and never spends until you activate it.
Bulk operations are atomic per target. If one piece of a batch is invalid for a campaign or ad group, that target gets nothing and shows the reason. The others still apply.
The dashboard warns you when a change touches campaigns that are serving.

Meta and Google stay separate

Meta ad account IDs (act_...) and Google Ads customer IDs (10 digits) are different things. The platforms share nothing: budgets, campaigns, audiences, and reporting all stay within their own account. Adsap gives you one login, one creative library, and one dashboard across both.