Promote your work on Meta - and actually see what your spend did.
AdPilot turns a Meta ad campaign into a few clicks. AI generates the creatives, you set a budget, and it shows you the real outcome - Spotify streams, app installs, signups - not just clicks. Optionally, let an AI assistant run the whole thing.
Ad budget is billed by Meta to your own account. AdPilot never touches it.
Most ad tools stop at the click. AdPilot doesn't.
Connect what you're promoting - a Spotify track, an App Store / Google Play listing, or your site - and AdPilot overlays your ad spend on the real result over time, with a clear cost per stream / install / signup. So you know if the campaign actually worked.
๐จ Creatives, done for you
Generate ad images from a prompt right in the app, preview them, and pick the ones you like - or upload your own image/video.
๐ One-click Promote
Paste your link, pick a budget and audience, and launch a paused draft. No Ads Manager, no jargon - nothing spends until you confirm.
๐ Spend โ outcomes
Streams, installs and signups overlaid on your ad spend, with cost-per-outcome. The graph that tells you the truth.
โ๏ธ Autopilot optimization
Optionally let it pause the underperformers and shift budget to the winners automatically - budget-neutral, within your caps.
๐ค Run it from your AI assistant
AdPilot is also a connector for Claude and ChatGPT - add it once and just ask your assistant to plan and manage campaigns.
๐ก๏ธ Safe by default
Dry-run by default, hard spend caps, and a full audit log. Your ad budget is billed by Meta to your own account.
How it works
- Sign in - passwordless, just your email.
- Connect your Meta ad account and pick your Facebook Page.
- Promote - AdPilot generates the creatives, you set the budget and audience, and it creates a paused draft.
- Launch & watch the results - see streams/installs vs spend, and let autopilot optimize.
Built for creators, not marketers
$5/month unlocks the tools and the connector. That's separate from ad spend - your campaign budget is always paid directly to Meta on your own ad account.