A clearer view of what needs attention

Google Ads shouldn’t break quietly.

AdPulse Guard watches spend, performance and conversion tracking in your Google Ads account β€” then explains what changed and what to check next.

Account health
Monitoring view

3 issues need attention

A short list of changes worth a closer look.

Illustrative example Β· sample data

Return on ad spend Β· whole account

Yesterday

2.4Γ—

βˆ’27%
14 days agoYesterday
Previous 7-day average3.3Γ—

What may be driving it

Most of the drop is in two campaigns.

Spend held steady while recorded conversion value fell. One of the two, Spring Sale β€” Search, recorded no conversions yesterday.

Suggested review

  • Conversion tracking on Spring Sale β€” Search
  • Search terms
  • Campaign budgets
Example view Β· no Google Ads account connected01 / 03 signals
A monitoring view β€” not another reporting dashboard
  • Checked every hour
  • Plain-English alerts
  • Context behind the change
  • Suggested next checks

The cost of not knowing

Google Ads problems rarely announce themselves.

Performance shifts. Tracking breaks. Budgets drift. Costs rise. Without someone actively looking, a meaningful change can carry on unnoticed β€” and the account keeps spending.

  1. 01 Β· Signal

    A change begins

    Performance or tracking starts to move.

  2. 02 Β· Signal

    No one sees it

    The team is focused somewhere else.

  3. 03 Β· Signal

    Spend carries on

    The account keeps running as usual.

  4. 04 Β· Later

    The issue compounds

    The signal is found later, in hindsight.

A steadier way to stay aware

Detect β†’ explain β†’ alert β†’ investigate earlier

No one should have to live inside an ad dashboard just to know when something deserves a closer look.

What it watches

Not every fluctuation matters. The important ones do.

AdPulse Guard runs 11 checks on every campaign and brings potential problems to a person’s attention.

Efficiency

ROAS deterioration

Notice when return on ad spend falls well below the campaign’s own previous seven days.

Acquisition cost

CPA spikes

Flag when each recorded conversion starts costing much more than it did over the previous seven days.

Spend

Runaway spend

See when a campaign suddenly spends far more β€” or far less β€” than its own recent pattern.

Measurement

Tracking loss

Spot campaigns that keep spending while recorded conversions stop or fall sharply β€” a sign to check tracking.

Clicks

Performance anomalies

Costlier clicks, fewer clicks or a click-through crash.

Delivery

Budget pacing

From June 1, 2026, Google paces campaigns whose ad schedule switches off whole days toward their full monthly limit. AdPulse Guard estimates each campaign’s pace against an even month, recalculated every hour, with an estimated run-out date when one is running ahead.

Budget pacing Β· included on ProHow Google’s 2026 pacing change works

Signals show where to look. They will not catch or explain every issue, and every other check runs on both plans.

The alert experience

Not another notification. An explanation.

Each alert names the campaign, says what changed and why it may matter, and suggests what to check first β€” enough context to decide whether it deserves action. If it raises a question, ask a follow-up about your own account.

Context first. Your judgment, always.

Performance alert Β· sample

ROAS down 27%

Northstar Outfitters Β· yesterday against the previous 7 days

High priority

What changed

Return on ad spend fell to 2.4Γ—, from a 3.3Γ— average over the previous seven days.

Why it may matter

Spend held steady while recorded conversion value fell, so each dollar returned less.

What may be driving it

Two campaigns account for most of the drop. One, Spring Sale β€” Search, recorded no conversions yesterday.

Review next

  • Conversion tracking on Spring Sale β€” Search
  • Search terms
  • Campaign budgets
Illustrative example Β· sample dataSee the sample report

How it works

From account signals to a clearer next step.

A monitoring layer around the Google Ads account you already run β€” built to make the important changes easier to see.

  1. 01

    Connect Google Ads

    Sign in with Google and choose the account to monitor. We never see your Google password.

  2. 02

    We keep checking

    Synced with Google Ads every hour, with each campaign’s daily totals compared against its previous seven days.

  3. 03

    You get a clear alert

    By default, critical alerts are emailed as soon as they’re detected, high- and medium-priority alerts are collected into one daily digest, and low-priority alerts stay in your dashboard. You can change this under Alert Delivery in Settings.

  4. 04

    You decide what to do

    Every change is yours to make. AdPulse Guard never edits a campaign, budget, ad or bid.

Start with a clear read

Start with your Google Ads health.

The free Health Check reads the last 30 days of one Google Ads account and gives you a one-time Health Report: a score out of 100 and prioritised recommendations, in plain English.

  • This pageAn illustrative sample report. No account is connected.
  • Health CheckYour real report, once. Free, with no card and no trial. One free report per Google Ads account.
  • MonitoringOngoing checks and alerts, from a free 7-day trial. No card required.

AdPulse Guard Β· Health Report

Illustrative example Β· sample data

64 / 100

3 recommendations Β· 1 high priority

Prioritised from the last 30 days of data.

  • Conversion trackingAttention
  • Spend with no recorded conversionsReview
  • Cost per conversionWatch
  • Clicks and click-through rateStable
Account overview Β· last 30 daysExample report

The difference

Less checking. More clarity when it counts.

Without a guardrail

  • Manually checking dashboards
  • Finding problems after the fact
  • Interpreting dozens of metrics
  • Wondering what changed
  • Reacting late

With AdPulse Guard

  • Hourly checks on every campaign
  • Alerts that explain themselves
  • Context behind the change
  • Earlier investigation
  • Less manual watching

Earlier visibility can help you investigate sooner. It cannot promise savings or better results.

Built for people responsible for the spend

For teams that can’t watch every account, every hour.

01

Business owners

Know when your advertising needs you, without living inside Google Ads. Starter covers one account.

02

Marketing teams

Add an independent check on the signals that matter, with explanations you can pass to the rest of the team.

04

Performance marketers

Spend less time checking dashboards and more time investigating what changed.

Pricing

Choose the coverage that fits your accounts.

Start with a free 7-day trial. No card required β€” when the trial ends, monitoring pauses until you choose a plan.

Starter

For one business with one Google Ads account.

$49/month

  • Included: Google Ads accounts monitored, synced every hour β€” 1 account
  • Included: Critical alerts the moment they’re detected; other alerts follow your delivery preference
  • Included: 11 anomaly detection types
  • Included: Plain-English AI explanations and recommendations
  • Included: Configurable alert sensitivity
  • Included: We only ever read β€” we never change your campaigns
  • Included: Weekly performance report
  • Included: Ask AI about your campaigns β€” 15 questions a day
  • Included: AI recommendations β€” 15 analyses a day
  • Included: Automatic background analyses β€” up to 10 a day
  • Not included: Budget pacing, updated hourly
  • Not included: Monthly executive report
  • Not included: Slack notifications alongside email
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Agency

For agencies and teams managing many client accounts.

Let’s talk

  • Monitoring for more accounts than Pro covers
  • A package built around the accounts you manage
  • The same plain-English alerts and explanations
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How the AI allowances count

  • During the free 7-day trial the AI allowances are the same on Starter and Pro: 25 questions, 15 analyses and up to 10 background analyses a day. The plan’s own AI allowances apply once your paid plan starts.
  • β€œAI recommendations” counts analyses, not individual recommendations. An analysis is one set of recommendations for one account and period, and it counts once however many recommendations it returns. Viewing a saved analysis under 6 hours old, with no newer campaign data, counts nothing. Changing the dashboard period can start a new analysis automatically, and that counts once. Allowances are counted per UTC day.
  • β€œAutomatic background analyses” are analyses we start for you: after you connect an account, when an hourly sync finds new alerts, and once a day on schedule. Nothing you press uses this allowance, and no run is promised at any particular time. Once the day’s allowance is used, the next run waits for the next UTC day.

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FAQ

Common questions

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Operating principles

A guardrail, not an autopilot.

The product is here to help people notice and understand β€” not to take campaign decisions out of their hands.

  • We only ever read

    Monitoring never changes your campaigns. How we handle your data

  • You stay in control

    AdPulse Guard surfaces context. You decide what to do.

  • Meaningful signals

    The aim is fewer, more useful alerts β€” not a louder inbox.

  • Built for operators

    Explanations written in practical business language.

Put a guardrail around your ads

Stop finding Google Ads problems after the money is gone.

Put a monitoring layer around your advertising and know when something deserves your attention.

What you can count on

  • We never change your campaigns
  • No card required for the 7-day trial
  • Synced with Google Ads every hour
  • Plans from $49/month Β· cancel in Settings